Albert T
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Incredible place to camp!
What an incredible place this is! If you have not been, you have to go. Sites are hydro/water. Some are full service premium with sewer. There are also waterfront sites set of Georgian Bay. The waterfront sites have a minimum 4 night stay I think. Beautiful sandy beach, walking trails and picturesque views. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed on October 2025
RachelW
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Nice park
we stayed there last year year for 3 nights. Very nice park. There is also an awesome pool they just redid a few yrs ago and is well maintained. There is no beach with sand unfortunately
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Reviewed on October 2025
George Wagner
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Overall good campground
My husband and I went to Rideau River provincial park this past Summer. We had a fantastic time, washrooms were clean, grounds were well maintained and of course great weather! Try to book away from the highway as it can be noisy. Beach can be very weed covered later in the Summer. It was nice visiting the towns of Kemptville for their farmers market, and Merrickville to check out some locks along the Rideau River.
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Reviewed on October 2025
Kadi88
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Terrible
Avoid this place, management is extremely rude and unprofessional. You pay too much to stay at a campground like this and deal with their very unprofessional rude staff. I have stayed here in the past under the old management and other owners as well and had a great time but will never return now.
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Reviewed on August 2025
Joep
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Avoid
Since being there 1/2 season. Our first!
We decided to leave. It’s very expensive for what they provide!
And they are not very responsive or straight forward !
It’s probably most expensive camp around. And run down.
We decided to leave. It’s very expensive for what they provide!
And they are not very responsive or straight forward !
It’s probably most expensive camp around. And run down.
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CAD$ 88
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45
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Bellabee519
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Family Friendly
Perfect camp ground to take the kids too. Nice beach, playground, clean flushable toilets, showers and coin operated laundry on site.
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CAD$ 40
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Reviewed on May 2025
Bellabee519
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Nice camping location
We liked Earl Rowe but If you want to go to the beach, you have to drive to where the main office location is.
Kind of an odd layout not having everything connected. Otherwise it's very clean and semi private.
Kind of an odd layout not having everything connected. Otherwise it's very clean and semi private.
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Reviewed on May 2025
cfta.salt@gmail.com
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High price for a run down campground
This used to be a great campground, but it has gone down drastically in the past few years. There was a change in ownership just prior to COVID and the current owners have done e very little to maintain the park.
Basic maintenance is lacking. The previous owner used to ensure that plant growth never got out of hand. Now you can’t even use the eco trail through the woods because it hasn’t been cleared in years and the overgrowth inside the pool area is getting out of hand. The waterfall in the hot tub area is no longer functional and overgrown with vines. The emergency call button by the smaller pool is hidden behind bushes. There are weeds everywhere.
Speaking of pools, the smaller pool has a small hot tub attached to it, but the jets stopped working and have never been fixed. The solution was to just remove the jet timer. The pools are supposed to be heated, but nowhere near where they should be during the cooler months. We used to enjoy swimming right up through to closing weekend (Thanksgiving) but the water is much too cold now. Even the adult hot tub is no longer hot.
The facilities are supposed to be cleaned regularly, but the mold in the showers and bathrooms says otherwise, as do the cobwebs in the main hallway.
The playground equipment is starting to get run down and has had only one update in 5 years. There has been no paint added, no new swing seats changed out (there’s not even an accessible swing available), and has never had new sand brought in.
The owners themselves are rarely seen and only interact with guests when absolutely necessary. That they haven’t updated their own KOA page with a little biography of themselves since they bought the place shows how little they care. The previous owner was always out and about, socializing not only with the seasonal campers but with the transients too. Right now the campground is mostly run by the seasonal residents.
Basic maintenance is lacking. The previous owner used to ensure that plant growth never got out of hand. Now you can’t even use the eco trail through the woods because it hasn’t been cleared in years and the overgrowth inside the pool area is getting out of hand. The waterfall in the hot tub area is no longer functional and overgrown with vines. The emergency call button by the smaller pool is hidden behind bushes. There are weeds everywhere.
Speaking of pools, the smaller pool has a small hot tub attached to it, but the jets stopped working and have never been fixed. The solution was to just remove the jet timer. The pools are supposed to be heated, but nowhere near where they should be during the cooler months. We used to enjoy swimming right up through to closing weekend (Thanksgiving) but the water is much too cold now. Even the adult hot tub is no longer hot.
The facilities are supposed to be cleaned regularly, but the mold in the showers and bathrooms says otherwise, as do the cobwebs in the main hallway.
The playground equipment is starting to get run down and has had only one update in 5 years. There has been no paint added, no new swing seats changed out (there’s not even an accessible swing available), and has never had new sand brought in.
The owners themselves are rarely seen and only interact with guests when absolutely necessary. That they haven’t updated their own KOA page with a little biography of themselves since they bought the place shows how little they care. The previous owner was always out and about, socializing not only with the seasonal campers but with the transients too. Right now the campground is mostly run by the seasonal residents.
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CAD$ 140
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mikeam09@gmail.com
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Lipstick on a pig
After a horrible year at this camp ground. I was reading reviews about this site.
And realized just how much the owner and manager lie and hide realities of this horrible park.
A previous guest posted a review above, of the cold pool water and lack of amenities. ( inflatables)
And office hours etc.
Owners response was blaming the propane supplier for delay.
And that inflatables get put up later in the day.
Well here’s the truth.
Front pool was broken over the winter as a staff member drained the pool completely. Causing the bottom to explode. It was not repaired until August. Look at date on FB post showing Aug date of pool opening. to confirm the truth. So was not heated for first three months So how do you run out of propane? And not receive order on time?
They didn’t.
There are no inflatables. Other than the one bouncy pillow.
There is on set is swings and zip line, for the kids. The safety mulch has never been fluffed as there is weeds and grass growing in it, and the rubber under is showing through. The so called volley ball court as well, has never been tilled. It is hard as cement. And again grass and weeds growing through it. The park stinks of sewage as the pump station and bathrooms drain into a damaged septic system. And liquid sewage is floating on the septic bed. That has recently been taped off and closed my the Ministry of environment. Our power kept shutting off as the electrical is not to code, and can not meet the load from the trailers.a few trailers electrical cords caught fire. Good thing seasonals were present to put out the fires. Or people could have been severely hurt. There is over 35 seasonal campers leaving. There obviously is a reason.
Don’t let past pics or their web site fool you.
And realized just how much the owner and manager lie and hide realities of this horrible park.
A previous guest posted a review above, of the cold pool water and lack of amenities. ( inflatables)
And office hours etc.
Owners response was blaming the propane supplier for delay.
And that inflatables get put up later in the day.
Well here’s the truth.
Front pool was broken over the winter as a staff member drained the pool completely. Causing the bottom to explode. It was not repaired until August. Look at date on FB post showing Aug date of pool opening. to confirm the truth. So was not heated for first three months So how do you run out of propane? And not receive order on time?
They didn’t.
There are no inflatables. Other than the one bouncy pillow.
There is on set is swings and zip line, for the kids. The safety mulch has never been fluffed as there is weeds and grass growing in it, and the rubber under is showing through. The so called volley ball court as well, has never been tilled. It is hard as cement. And again grass and weeds growing through it. The park stinks of sewage as the pump station and bathrooms drain into a damaged septic system. And liquid sewage is floating on the septic bed. That has recently been taped off and closed my the Ministry of environment. Our power kept shutting off as the electrical is not to code, and can not meet the load from the trailers.a few trailers electrical cords caught fire. Good thing seasonals were present to put out the fires. Or people could have been severely hurt. There is over 35 seasonal campers leaving. There obviously is a reason.
Don’t let past pics or their web site fool you.
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Reviewed on March 2025
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Bronte Creek Campsite Review
Bronte Creek Provincial Park was the first place I ever went camping. Ever since meeting my boyfriend a few years ago, we’ve made it tradition to come camping here a few times every summer, alone and with friends! We have also spent an anniversary renting a campsite just the two of us here. This park has become important in our story, and will continue to be important for my future children to come. I’ve added some photos of our sites throughout the times below! The rain also has never stopped us from enjoying one to one time with the outdoors. In fact the rain from time to time can make this park feel even nicer. The staff was always working hard to keep the facilities clean for our uses as well, which was greatly appreciated. I will be returning here the moment May comes around! However, as a camping couple our next goal would be to obtain a bigger tent, perhaps one ideal for a 6’3 man haha.
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Reviewed on November 2024
VDoyle
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NOT for Tents
We booked this campsite online by filtering the type of stay to "tent" and then booked an "RV/Tent Site" and found out after driving 4 hours that this campsite was not tent friendly.
The person who was checking us in was not helpful or friendly and did not assist us with finding another site or any other accommodation either on the resort or otherwise. This person also informed us we would not receive a refund.
If you are RVing, the whole area is a hill and not easy to navigate in a car let alone an RV, but the stay might be pleasant otherwise.
The person who was checking us in was not helpful or friendly and did not assist us with finding another site or any other accommodation either on the resort or otherwise. This person also informed us we would not receive a refund.
If you are RVing, the whole area is a hill and not easy to navigate in a car let alone an RV, but the stay might be pleasant otherwise.
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Reviewed on August 2024
Gilligan 1955
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WARNING
After 50 years of camping the owners are the worst I have ever experienced. Their only concern is putting money $$$ in their pocket. You want wifi $150, you need a second car spot $150, you want to have a shower $$$, you want a guest/ family to visit $15 ea. per day, if they have a car $$$ or stay over night $$$ PLUS must give 24 hours notice. Women run for shelter when they hear the sound of the owners side by side as he has a vicious temper. If you want to be "put off" camping for the rest of your life, experience this place. You even have to put your site number on your garbage bag which he goes through. Take it for what is worth, but you've been WARNED!
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Reviewed on August 2024
Camper4life
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new ownership as of August 2024
This park has been taken back by the previous owners Mike & Sheila. I am looking forward to many more summers under their ownership!
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Reviewed on August 2024
Cthyandkvn
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Upset
We have only been camping for a few years my husband and I. I have a disability and my husband has become disabled and is on CPP. I have used my parking permit for cheaper camping the last couple of years....which is great due to limited income. Now the city has taken it away and no longer giving people with disability a cheaper camping rate....it is very sad...I won't be able to afford to come like I did the last few years. 😔 I hope they bring it back so people like us can afford to enjoy this beautiful camp ground more often
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Reviewed on July 2024
RachelW
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Great family campground
Great little park very close to GTA. This is our first time camping here. Great location, friendly service. Pool was closed when we visited but we were informed of it at the time of the booking so it’s fine. Overall a good place to camp with friends and family without having to drive far from the GTA
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Reviewed on June 2024
George Wagner
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Great campground with friendly people
Great place. The pool is nice. I really like the restaurant, it’s got great food and the prices are pretty good. The people are friendly wherever you go. Restrooms are clean and there’s a great playground.
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Reviewed on June 2024
George Wagner
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Decent park but nothing much to do
Stayed one night. Considering it is basically within city limits the campsite feels pretty woodsy. With the RV parked on one side of the site, there was no one else within field of view. Event though we were surrounded by young families, it got very quiet by 8pm and it was quite calm. You could hear the highway in the distance, and at one point there must have been a motorcycle convoy race by, but otherwise it is a lovely little spot.
The bathrooms were remarkably clean and functional. Hot water showers were great, and the electric and water for the RV were perfect. There is a little playground but there isn't really much else to do there except camp.
The bathrooms were remarkably clean and functional. Hot water showers were great, and the electric and water for the RV were perfect. There is a little playground but there isn't really much else to do there except camp.
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Reviewed on June 2024
Albert T
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Quiet family campground
Jordan valley is conveniently located near Vineland Ontario in a valley. There are approximately 45 seasonal sites, 12 or so full service sites (pull through) and lots of camp sites. There are also 2 Airbnb houses to rent. The seasonal sites are located on the west side of the park. With camping sites located on the west and south side. The camping sites are really nice especially the back 40 . Surrounded by mature trees and lots of space between sites. There is a river running through the property, great for canoeing or similar excursions. The park has a play area for the kids, a pool, and a fenced dog park. There are also trails through the woods to explore. The washrooms are modern and spotless..This is a QUIET FAMILY CAMPGROUND....if looking to party try somewhere else. The seasonal campers are nice, helpful and friendly. The grounds area very nice and well maintained. It is an easy walk to the quaint village if Jordan. There are several winery's in the area and its a short drive to Niagara Falls or Niagara on the Lake. If looking for a nice family camping experience close to all amenities this is the place to be.
Safety: Very safe campground
Walkability: You can walk to nearby village of Jordan or a winery.
Playground: Modern nice playground for the kids
Restrooms: Restrooms are modern and spotless
Dog-friendliness: It's a dig friendly park. Must be leashed at all times. Has a dog park on site.
Safety: Very safe campground
Walkability: You can walk to nearby village of Jordan or a winery.
Playground: Modern nice playground for the kids
Restrooms: Restrooms are modern and spotless
Dog-friendliness: It's a dig friendly park. Must be leashed at all times. Has a dog park on site.
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Reviewed on June 2024
persak
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Hidden gem
We spent the last 4 nights in
Niagara at Riverside motel and Campground.
This is a great little hidden gem. The campground is small but the sites are adequate. We had a SEW site.
The campground has a mini putt and on site pool which are both nicely kept and not over crowded.
The bathrooms are older but kept nice and clean.
The weather was meh most of the week but there was a rainfall warning on Saturday and parts of the park did flood. But not much you can do about the weather. I have circled the flooded sites if your looking to book as an FYI
We would defiantly stay here again. It makes a great home base if visiting the Niagara area.
Niagara at Riverside motel and Campground.
This is a great little hidden gem. The campground is small but the sites are adequate. We had a SEW site.
The campground has a mini putt and on site pool which are both nicely kept and not over crowded.
The bathrooms are older but kept nice and clean.
The weather was meh most of the week but there was a rainfall warning on Saturday and parts of the park did flood. But not much you can do about the weather. I have circled the flooded sites if your looking to book as an FYI
We would defiantly stay here again. It makes a great home base if visiting the Niagara area.
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Reviewed on June 2024
persak
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Keep the children busy
Campark is beautiful! There's a lot to keep the children busy, there is laser tag and escape rooms, a hot tub, a splash pad, awesome playground for the kiddies, a bouncy pillow, miniature golf, a restaurant and wagon rides. The owners and staff are the friendliest and most helpful people ever. There's also a bus stop right in front if you'd like to visit the falls. For the ones who say the park is rundown and outdated nothing could be further from the truth. Niagara region has some of the most stringent rules anywhere.
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Reviewed on June 2024
Albert T
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Beautiful park. Pick any site that is available
Honestly, with this park, you have to book any site that is available and fits your specs. We were in the Lime Kiln campground last season and the sites were excellent. We didn’t get our first choice in sites, but it was still a good site. Of the course the sites near to the water looked great… they are not directly on the water as there was a bike/hiking path in between. But the sound of the waves on those sites was mesmerizing.
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Reviewed on June 2024
Shannon S
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Great Park
We had a wonderful experience exploring this beautiful park. We brought our kayak and enjoyed paddling around the various areas of the park. The rock formations and scenery were stunning, making for a memorable kayaking adventure.
We also stayed in a tent, and the campsite facilities were well-maintained and convenient. The park offers plenty of space for camping and other outdoor activities, providing a great setting for a relaxing getaway.
The only downside we noticed was that the waters were not as clean as we had hoped. However, this did not significantly impact our overall enjoyment of the park.
We also stayed in a tent, and the campsite facilities were well-maintained and convenient. The park offers plenty of space for camping and other outdoor activities, providing a great setting for a relaxing getaway.
The only downside we noticed was that the waters were not as clean as we had hoped. However, this did not significantly impact our overall enjoyment of the park.
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Reviewed on June 2024
Shannon S
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Great Experience At This Park
I've been visiting Olympia Village RV and Campground since I was a kid, and it continues to be one of my favorite places for a fun and memorable getaway. The campground offers a wide range of activities that cater to all ages, making it a perfect destination for families and friends.
One of the highlights of Olympia Village is the live music events. Watching live performances under the open sky adds a special touch to the camping experience. The swimming pool is another fantastic feature, providing a refreshing way to cool off and have fun.
The campground also boasts a variety of games, including horseshoes and darts, as well as many games for kids. The huge playground is a hit with younger campers, offering plenty of space to play and explore.
One of the highlights of Olympia Village is the live music events. Watching live performances under the open sky adds a special touch to the camping experience. The swimming pool is another fantastic feature, providing a refreshing way to cool off and have fun.
The campground also boasts a variety of games, including horseshoes and darts, as well as many games for kids. The huge playground is a hit with younger campers, offering plenty of space to play and explore.
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Shannon S
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Great Swimming For Dogs
Sandbanks Provincial Park is an incredible destination that I absolutely love visiting. The park offers fantastic swimming areas for both people and dogs, making it a perfect spot for a fun day by the water with your furry friends.
One of the most memorable aspects of Sandbanks is the breathtaking sunset. Watching the sun set over the lake is a truly magical experience, and it's one of the highlights of my visits. The stunning views and serene atmosphere make it a place I look forward to returning to every year.
I hope to visit again this year and snag a spot by the lake to fully immerse myself in the beauty of Sandbanks Provincial Park. If you're looking for a picturesque and relaxing getaway, this park is definitely worth a visit.
One of the most memorable aspects of Sandbanks is the breathtaking sunset. Watching the sun set over the lake is a truly magical experience, and it's one of the highlights of my visits. The stunning views and serene atmosphere make it a place I look forward to returning to every year.
I hope to visit again this year and snag a spot by the lake to fully immerse myself in the beauty of Sandbanks Provincial Park. If you're looking for a picturesque and relaxing getaway, this park is definitely worth a visit.
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Reviewed on June 2024
Shannon S
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Great Place to Explore
We spent three exciting nights at Earl Rowe Provincial Park and had a wonderful time overall. The park offers a lot to explore, and we found some lovely spots for picnics that added to our enjoyment of the stay.
However, the only downside was how busy the park got on the weekend. We had two large families on either side of us, which made our campsite feel a bit crowded and noisy. It would have been better if they had opted for a group site to accommodate their size. Despite this, we made the most of our visit and had a great time.
Earl Rowe Provincial Park is a beautiful place to explore with plenty of activities and scenic areas to enjoy. If you're planning a visit, I recommend going during the weekdays for a more peaceful experience. Overall, it's a great park with a lot to offer.
However, the only downside was how busy the park got on the weekend. We had two large families on either side of us, which made our campsite feel a bit crowded and noisy. It would have been better if they had opted for a group site to accommodate their size. Despite this, we made the most of our visit and had a great time.
Earl Rowe Provincial Park is a beautiful place to explore with plenty of activities and scenic areas to enjoy. If you're planning a visit, I recommend going during the weekdays for a more peaceful experience. Overall, it's a great park with a lot to offer.
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Reviewed on June 2024
Shannon S
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Great Swimming
Killbear Provincial Park is a fantastic destination that offers a wonderful mix of activities and natural beauty. We brought our kayak and had an amazing time exploring the waters. Kayaking in this park was a great experience, allowing us to fully appreciate the stunning scenery.
In addition to kayaking, we enjoyed hiking the park's trails, which provided beautiful views and a chance to connect with nature. The swimming areas were also very nice, making for a refreshing and enjoyable time in the water.
We stayed in a tent, which added to the adventure. On our way to the park, we stopped at some charming places for snacks and exploring, which we've always wanted to do. These little stops made the trip even more memorable.
In addition to kayaking, we enjoyed hiking the park's trails, which provided beautiful views and a chance to connect with nature. The swimming areas were also very nice, making for a refreshing and enjoyable time in the water.
We stayed in a tent, which added to the adventure. On our way to the park, we stopped at some charming places for snacks and exploring, which we've always wanted to do. These little stops made the trip even more memorable.
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Reviewed on June 2024
persak
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Decent
It was clean and the staff was very helpful. The tent sites are small, but we didn't need much. The campfire pits are also very small and don't have grates for cooking, but we made do. The sites are also close together without much of anything to separate sites but we didn't mind this.
The bathrooms were very clean, and they even had a small heated bathroom with a shower in the laundry room.
One big thing to note is that the camp is pretty loud due to its location. It is right next to a train track. We were woken up by it the two nights we stayed. This is manageable but could be an issue if you have trouble falling back asleep. This is probably an issue at the KOA down the road as well though.
Overall the campground is decent but Campark is a much better option especially if you have kids.
The bathrooms were very clean, and they even had a small heated bathroom with a shower in the laundry room.
One big thing to note is that the camp is pretty loud due to its location. It is right next to a train track. We were woken up by it the two nights we stayed. This is manageable but could be an issue if you have trouble falling back asleep. This is probably an issue at the KOA down the road as well though.
Overall the campground is decent but Campark is a much better option especially if you have kids.
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Reviewed on June 2024
Shannon S
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Great Time
We had an amazing time exploring all it has to offer. We spent our days hiking through the beautiful trails, which were well-maintained and offered a great way to experience the natural beauty of the area. The park is really big, providing plenty of space to explore and enjoy different activities.
We also spent a couple of nights tenting, and I was impressed by the cleanliness of the campsite facilities. The staff were friendly and helpful, making our stay even more enjoyable. Renting a canoe and paddling around the lake was a highlight of our trip. The lake is expansive and offers stunning views, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing day on the water.
Overall, Guelph Lake Conservation Area is a fantastic destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're hiking, camping, or enjoying water activities, there's something for everyone. I highly recommend visiting this beautiful park.
We also spent a couple of nights tenting, and I was impressed by the cleanliness of the campsite facilities. The staff were friendly and helpful, making our stay even more enjoyable. Renting a canoe and paddling around the lake was a highlight of our trip. The lake is expansive and offers stunning views, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing day on the water.
Overall, Guelph Lake Conservation Area is a fantastic destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're hiking, camping, or enjoying water activities, there's something for everyone. I highly recommend visiting this beautiful park.
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Reviewed on June 2024
KCullin
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Exceptional!
Samuel du Champlain has been our go to campground since our children were toddlers.
The campground is very well run with a wide array of staff led activities for every age. From learning about frogs and their ecosystems to going on late night night vision walks, to enjoying history lessons with the staff putting on skits in full costume, to our favourite -the voyager canoe ride! There is always something to look forward to!
There are also plenty of ways to explore and learn on your own and at your own pace with a beautiful visitor centre and well maintained trails of every difficulty level.
The setting is one of rugged beauty located in a beautiful forest and several lakes connecting to the Mattawa river system. Water enthusiasts will be in heaven. Perfect canoe and kayaking conditions for every level.
The beaches are lovely and clean and with several options to chose from including quiet beaches and beaches with playgrounds. Again, something for everyone!
The campsites are well maintained and situated so that you have some privacy from your neighbours. Excellent tree coverage. Good grounds. Solid fire pits.
The staff are amazing. The amenities are abundant. The park is everything you could hope for in your camping experience! We LOVE Samuel du Champlain Provincial Park!
The campground is very well run with a wide array of staff led activities for every age. From learning about frogs and their ecosystems to going on late night night vision walks, to enjoying history lessons with the staff putting on skits in full costume, to our favourite -the voyager canoe ride! There is always something to look forward to!
There are also plenty of ways to explore and learn on your own and at your own pace with a beautiful visitor centre and well maintained trails of every difficulty level.
The setting is one of rugged beauty located in a beautiful forest and several lakes connecting to the Mattawa river system. Water enthusiasts will be in heaven. Perfect canoe and kayaking conditions for every level.
The beaches are lovely and clean and with several options to chose from including quiet beaches and beaches with playgrounds. Again, something for everyone!
The campsites are well maintained and situated so that you have some privacy from your neighbours. Excellent tree coverage. Good grounds. Solid fire pits.
The staff are amazing. The amenities are abundant. The park is everything you could hope for in your camping experience! We LOVE Samuel du Champlain Provincial Park!
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Reviewed on June 2024
Shannon S
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Great Little Park
We stayed at Craigleith Provincial Park to be close to Blue Mountain, and it was a great experience overall. The park is in a beautiful area with easy access to the stunning scenery and outdoor activities that Blue Mountain has to offer.
We camped in a tent, and while the facilities were clean and well-maintained, there were a couple of downsides. The park is located very close to the highway, which meant we could hear traffic noise throughout our stay. Additionally, the tent sites are quite close to each other, offering little privacy.
Despite these minor issues, we still enjoyed our time at Craigleith Provincial Park. The convenience of being near Blue Mountain and the natural beauty of the area made it a worthwhile visit. If you're looking for a convenient base to explore Blue Mountain and don't mind a bit of noise and limited privacy, Craigleith Provincial Park is a solid choice.
We camped in a tent, and while the facilities were clean and well-maintained, there were a couple of downsides. The park is located very close to the highway, which meant we could hear traffic noise throughout our stay. Additionally, the tent sites are quite close to each other, offering little privacy.
Despite these minor issues, we still enjoyed our time at Craigleith Provincial Park. The convenience of being near Blue Mountain and the natural beauty of the area made it a worthwhile visit. If you're looking for a convenient base to explore Blue Mountain and don't mind a bit of noise and limited privacy, Craigleith Provincial Park is a solid choice.
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Shannon S
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Great Kayak Park
We stayed at the Hilltop Campground in Bass Lake Provincial Park, and it was a fantastic experience. The campground itself is very nice, offering a serene and picturesque setting for a relaxing getaway.
We brought our kayak and had a wonderful time exploring the waters of Bass Lake. The lake is beautiful and perfect for kayaking, providing a peaceful and enjoyable experience on the water. We also went for picnics during the day, taking in the lovely surroundings and making the most of the great weather.
Our overnight stay in a tent was equally enjoyable. The facilities at the Hilltop Campground were well-maintained and clean, adding to the overall positive experience. The park provides a great balance of natural beauty and convenient amenities, making it an ideal spot for camping and outdoor activities.
We brought our kayak and had a wonderful time exploring the waters of Bass Lake. The lake is beautiful and perfect for kayaking, providing a peaceful and enjoyable experience on the water. We also went for picnics during the day, taking in the lovely surroundings and making the most of the great weather.
Our overnight stay in a tent was equally enjoyable. The facilities at the Hilltop Campground were well-maintained and clean, adding to the overall positive experience. The park provides a great balance of natural beauty and convenient amenities, making it an ideal spot for camping and outdoor activities.
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Reviewed on May 2024
Shannon S
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Amazing Waters and Hiking Trails
Bon Echo Provincial Park is one of the best parks I've visited, offering an unforgettable outdoor experience. We brought our kayak and were thrilled to view the impressive pictographs on the rock cliffs from the water. It was an awe-inspiring sight and a highlight of our trip.
We also paddled to one of the islands in the park for some hiking, which was both fun and rewarding. The trails were well-marked and provided stunning views of the surrounding nature. In addition to kayaking and hiking, we enjoyed swimming in the lake, which was refreshing and added to our overall enjoyment.
The park's natural beauty and variety of activities make it a fantastic destination for outdoor enthusiasts. We had a great time and are already looking forward to visiting Bon Echo Provincial Park again in the near future.
We also paddled to one of the islands in the park for some hiking, which was both fun and rewarding. The trails were well-marked and provided stunning views of the surrounding nature. In addition to kayaking and hiking, we enjoyed swimming in the lake, which was refreshing and added to our overall enjoyment.
The park's natural beauty and variety of activities make it a fantastic destination for outdoor enthusiasts. We had a great time and are already looking forward to visiting Bon Echo Provincial Park again in the near future.
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Reviewed on May 2024
A1g0nC4m6e5
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Great spot
Sites are large, spaced apart and reasonable private. We were on site 348 and you can hear the river. Very nice spot!
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Reviewed on May 2024
Shannon S
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Great Kayaking
Arrowhead Provincial Park is a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts. We brought our kayak and had a fantastic time exploring the waters and taking in the beautiful scenery. The park's lakes and rivers are perfect for kayaking, offering peaceful and picturesque views.
We also did a lot of hiking and exploring around the park. The trails are well-maintained and offer a variety of landscapes, from dense forests to open meadows. Each trail provided unique and stunning views, making our hikes thoroughly enjoyable.
Overall, Arrowhead Provincial Park is an excellent choice for anyone looking to immerse themselves in nature. The combination of kayaking and hiking opportunities makes it a versatile and fun destination. I highly recommend it and look forward to visiting again.
We also did a lot of hiking and exploring around the park. The trails are well-maintained and offer a variety of landscapes, from dense forests to open meadows. Each trail provided unique and stunning views, making our hikes thoroughly enjoyable.
Overall, Arrowhead Provincial Park is an excellent choice for anyone looking to immerse themselves in nature. The combination of kayaking and hiking opportunities makes it a versatile and fun destination. I highly recommend it and look forward to visiting again.
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Shannon S
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Best Park
Silent Lake Provincial Park is one of our favorite destinations, and we've visited multiple times, often bringing our dog, kayak, and family friends along. This park offers a fantastic variety of activities and a beautiful natural setting that keeps us coming back.
Kayaking on Silent Lake is always a peaceful and enjoyable experience. The waters are consistently clear and inviting, perfect for a relaxing paddle. The park is also excellent for biking, with scenic trails that provide a great way to explore the area.
One of our favorite activities is setting up a hammock by the lake. Finding two trees to relax between while enjoying the tranquil views is a highlight of our visits. We've stayed at both walk-in sites and car camping sites, and both options have been wonderful. The facilities are well-maintained and convenient, adding to the overall positive experience.
Overall, Silent Lake Provincial Park is a gem for anyone looking to enjoy outdoor activities in a beautiful and serene environment. Whether you're kayaking, biking, camping, or just relaxing by the lake, this park has something for everyone. Highly recommended!
Kayaking on Silent Lake is always a peaceful and enjoyable experience. The waters are consistently clear and inviting, perfect for a relaxing paddle. The park is also excellent for biking, with scenic trails that provide a great way to explore the area.
One of our favorite activities is setting up a hammock by the lake. Finding two trees to relax between while enjoying the tranquil views is a highlight of our visits. We've stayed at both walk-in sites and car camping sites, and both options have been wonderful. The facilities are well-maintained and convenient, adding to the overall positive experience.
Overall, Silent Lake Provincial Park is a gem for anyone looking to enjoy outdoor activities in a beautiful and serene environment. Whether you're kayaking, biking, camping, or just relaxing by the lake, this park has something for everyone. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed on May 2024
Ross Barclay
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Camping at the River’s Edge
We have a small hybrid trailer that fits in perfectly on sites along the river. We have camped here for several years. The sites are not serviced, but there is enough open space to charge batteries with solar panels. We love being able to watch wildlife from our campsite, and it's fun to see friends and other campers paddle by in canoes, kayaks and SUPs. Being able to have our canoe right along the river allows us to easily get on the water. Paddling upstream against the gentle current allows you to experience a quiet trip along the forested river banks. Going downstream provides access to an excellent beach, with plenty of shade if an escape from the sun and heat if necessary. Love this campsite, and will be going again with friends this summer!
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CAD$ 31 (senior rate)
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27
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Ahya28
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Great campsite
We had a great time on the campsite!
The kids had a blast! We will be back for sure!
The kids had a blast! We will be back for sure!
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Reviewed on May 2024
street1329
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Camping at Silver lake provincial park.
Enjoy our time at Silver lake provincial park. Beautiful lake views and a nice spot for canoeing. Privacy not the greatest on our site even though when we booked the website says our site has good privacy. Didn't do much hiking because the mosquitoes were so bad during July. Overall enjoying the trip
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Reviewed on May 2024
etinney
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Lovely beach, great drive thru sites
We love this park - lovely beach, great drive thru sites, staff is awesome - train does go through regularly but we don't really notice - in 30 seconds it's gone - not great if you have babies napping during the day or even evening but we have made such good friends here.
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CAD$ 45
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street1329
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Rockwood Conservation area
Great place for a day trip. A beautiful trail along the river. You can see caves and ruins along the trail. Nice little swimming area. If you have a canoe you can get close to the caves and take a closer look. Highly recommended
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kaylacarrts
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Great camping!!!
Had a lovely time!
Love the beach
Would come here again :)
Love the beach
Would come here again :)
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street1329
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camping at Cyprus lake Birches campground
one of the best camping trip ever. with the most beautiful view of Georgian Bay, the Grotto. Climbing down the Grotto was one of the most fun experience. If you plan to visit for a day trip, reserve in advance, because it will be very busy and they only give you 4 hours pass.
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Hodarren9
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First time camping experience!
Did my first camping with my girlfriend in Restoule last September at Restoule provincial park.
Checking in was a breeze on Day 1, and we are lucky enough to reserve the last canoe available for this trip.
We booked a non electric campground so the noise level was very minimal for the most part, people around us were mostly family or young couple. The campground was also quite well maintained overall, at least in my opinion as a first time camper.
Also loved how close the rentals are to the Restoule lake so we didn’t have to carry the canoe for too far (they are heavy!)
Overall I had a very pleasant camping experience at Restoule and I’d recommend it to everyone.
Checking in was a breeze on Day 1, and we are lucky enough to reserve the last canoe available for this trip.
We booked a non electric campground so the noise level was very minimal for the most part, people around us were mostly family or young couple. The campground was also quite well maintained overall, at least in my opinion as a first time camper.
Also loved how close the rentals are to the Restoule lake so we didn’t have to carry the canoe for too far (they are heavy!)
Overall I had a very pleasant camping experience at Restoule and I’d recommend it to everyone.
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Marissaalexxis
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Fave Campground!
First, the drive in is stunning. So peaceful and quiet. Then I got to my campsite which was right by the water with a PERFECT view of the Sleeping Giant. I wish I wasn't just passing through after one night because I would have loved to do the hike.
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Reviewed on May 2024
madisonlui
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Car camping for Labour Day weekend
Busy campground but was great for the long weekend! Views from the hiking trail were spectacular and the water looks so clear! Would come again
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madisonlui
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First time camping
Super great campsite with multiple things to do. Hiked and easily rented a canoe from the visitor centre! My favourite site so far!
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Mare24
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Fun at the Ridge
We camped at Rainbow ridge on the May long weekend 2024. We were fortunate to have great weather! There was lots of partying in the camp field, including a few noise complaints, but management was quick to respond and easy to talk to. Some sites held a bit of rain but cleared up quickly. There was a great community campfire Friday and Sunday night, and a “new years” dance on Saturday. The food truck gave a great snack selection too! Lots of fun, friendly people, with only a few exceptions (they kept their distance!) Overall a fantastic time at the Ridge!
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LisaOli
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Blast from the past
I used to camp here as a kid so returning here years later for a tenting adventure was such a wonderful experience. What makes Kettle Lakes so incredible is the trees, the adventure and of course the lakes!
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madisonlui
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First backcountry experience
Backcountry was nice and private, but still able to do many activities in Algonquin including hiking and canoeing. Very beginner friendly experience for the canoe in campsites
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David Benchimol
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Site 139
The site is located at the end of a block of sites and is a corner site. It is very quiet and private in the spot. Lots of trees block you from your neighbours and shelter you from the wind. The comfort stations are very clean. The people at the visitor centre are very nice and helpful. The scenery around the area spectacular.
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Reviewed on May 2024
Jules613
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Amazing location
I camped at Rideau River while my daughter was camping there with her girl guides troop. What an amazing location. We had a spot near the river, so quiet and peaceful. The view of the river is gorgeous, the sites are well maintained, and we loved the hiking path along the river. Our new favourite camp ground!!
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CAD$ 30
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Reviewed on May 2024
bannesh
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Great family campground
Campers cove is the perfect campground for all ages to enjoy. It accommodates tents, trailers, rv’s and seasonal sites. It’s right on Lake Erie so you can enjoy swimming at the beach located right there. I do find privacy a little lacking between the sites. The bathrooms are very clean. Has laundry on site. Would highly recommend waking up early to go to the beach and watch the sun rise!!
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orange
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Great place
I have camped here many times over the years. It's a great place for anyone. The town doesn't offer a lot, but there are enough essentials, but the sites are great, and not a far walk to the beach. The sites are well maintained and have plenty of room. I have always enjoyed my time here.
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Tree4525
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Great sites
Nice size sites and clean facilities close by. General store, canoeing, ice cream and bike rentals also within walking distance.
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kyleadam81
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Very open sites
There is little to no privacy at these sites so noise travels well many trees to muffle the sounds. The grounds are level at least with good drainage. Not a bad place to have a fire if you don't mind neighbors. The other campgrounds here have much better privacy. NO room for trailers in most of these sites, tents only. I only came to rent a canoe. The waters are nice here.
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CAD$ 35
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kyleadam81
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Great place to camp but avoid campsites near the road
I would go back to Pancake bay but I would avoid staying at any of the sites along the north side of the camp, they are right next to the road with a bit of a swamp in between and at least where I was, at site 436, the was no grass of drainage. I could literally see the traffic on the highway which made it a bit noisy when the transports would drive by. The closer to the beach I walked the better the sites appeared to get. However, the beach more than makes up for any short comings I experienced here. It is gorgeous and will make you feel like you've gone south for the winter. The trails are great and the lookout is worth the trip alone. If you are an experience hiker you will enjoy the 14 km long Edmond Fitzgerald Trail. You can drive there or Exits through the off leash dog park and cross the highway if you are bold enough. The voyager lodge and cookhouse just down the road is a great place to eat and you'll find great souvenirs there as well. Even Closer is the Agawa crafts and Canadian carver with more great food and a general store that has anything you might have forgotten.
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CAD$ 37
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kyleadam81
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You won’t be disappointed
This camp ground is awesome. They have many with great views of Georgian bay. I found them to be a little more private and less busy than some of the other campgrounds at Killbear but it lacks the beaches offered at the others. However, you can swim almost anywhere along the shoreline. The dog beach was a bit far (and hard to find) but there is a well groomed trail that stretches the entire length of the park. The grounds in my site were a bit rocky, but I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. It's close to the lookout trail which has even more spectacular views of the bay.
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CAD$ 40
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lolithac
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Amazing time. Tranquil
An amazing retreat nestled by the water, the Sand Banks Outlet River Campsite offers a serene getaway. Visiting in early spring meant enjoying the beauty of nature without the crowds. The proximity to the beach adds an extra layer of relaxation to the experience. Perfect for those seeking a peaceful camping adventure.
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CAD$ 100
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Scott Thomas
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Bon Echo
Great views from the cliff trail. Nice dog use beach too.
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CAD$ $50
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7
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Scott Thomas
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Jack Pine Grundy Lake
The campsites all have spectacular scenic views. Highly recommend.
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CAD$ $50
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Xtina40
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love camping here
My husband and I camp here every year every long weekend. We love it here. It's close to everything just in case we forgot something and still so close to home.
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Cathy Beaudoin
We love camping at this camp ground ..
beautiful scenery .. wild blue berries
Clean friendly park !!
beautiful scenery .. wild blue berries
Clean friendly park !!
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Lisamarie333
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Clean and comfortable with everything accessible.
I love camping in the Dunes area of the Pinery because it is so close to everything. We can walk to the beach, the outdoor theatre and the visitors center and the store if we are feeling adventurous. Walking paths are close by and it is mostly quiet. Occasionally we have had issues with loud campers who are drinking and getting rowdy but after a phone call to the main office it is always dealt with.
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CAD$ 50
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JBLAIS
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Beautiful park
The park is beautiful, has big lots with lots of privacy and shade. The camp store is a nice added feature in case you forget something or if you just want to purchase some swag. The kids love to get an ice cream for dessert. The beach is absolutely perfect for kids. Not to deep and beautiful soft sand. Lots of rooms for many families. Places I think they could improve is the cleanliness of the washrooms and showers and I feel like the picnic tables could use a refresh as some are in pretty bad shape.
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CAD$ 45
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50
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Sbenning
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Very nice campground
We stayed for a long weekend and enjoyed the stay very much. We were on a very large site, which was very private. The bathrooms and showers were clean and maintained well throughout the weekend. The beaches were nice and not too busy. Some sites are smaller than ours and less private but there is a good selection.
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edifranc
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great location
we had a very large site with lots of privacy but just across the way the sites were in the full open with no privacy and full sun. It’s quite a mix, but the location is amazing for summer camping!
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edifranc
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Great Site
Amazing campsites that are quite large & really close to the beach. There are a lot of trailers and it can be a bit noisier but if you’re looking for a fun weekend away camping with friends where you’ll be hitting the beach and staying up around a fire it’s great!!
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edifranc
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Amazing Facilities
Beautiful facilities and scenery. Would go back in a heartbeat. The sites are a bit smaller, especially the site we had but the privacy wasn’t too bad!
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Niccday
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Nice but busy
The waterfront is gorgeous. Love that there is a dog beach. The sites them selves are ok. Fairly private. It definitely has the feel of camping for people from large cities but was still peaceful and nice. We have returned several times.
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Awesome Place
We have been going there for 3 years now and have loved every day being there. It’s a beautiful place nice and quiet. The staff is very friendly and always welcoming.
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Kimber73
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Great place!
First time tent camping at Mikisew in August 2023. Stayed for three nights. Great sandy, shallow beach area. Nice campsites, fairly quiet at night. Rented a bike for the kiddo. Great family campground. Store, ice cream and playground five minute drive away if you're looking for a quick outing.
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JenB
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Perfect Mother’s Day weekend!
My daughters took me here for Mother’s Day weekend. The site originally booked was really muddy so we found another one that was on the water and perfect. It was no problem to switch over the reservation. Staff were accommodating and friendly. Best present ever and to our surprise we had an awesome northern light show !!
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Murman
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Super Ontario Park
Great campsites and friendly staff with wonderful trails and wildlife. Lots of birds. A bit noisy from Hwy 11 nearby but you hardly hear the big rigs. The river/lake beach area is so nice and super for the little ones roped off. One of the best parks hands down. Will be back.
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CAD$ 42
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Jbrowne28
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Favourite place to go camping with out toddler.
Sites are clean and well maintained. Staff friendly and showers/washroom facilities cleaned every day to high standard.
Would definitely recommend, we go at least once every year.
Would definitely recommend, we go at least once every year.
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street1329
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Mazinaw lake campground
great camping experience and a beautiful view. If you want to rent a canoe. You have to go there when they are open or they will be rent out.
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street1329
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camping at Kearney lake campground
Had a nice time camping at Kearney lake campground. The site we booked it was big and lots of privacy. we exploded many hiking trails and beaches. Two days of camping won't have enough time to explore all the trails. Definitely will go back.
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MrsTweek
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Love it here
Rondeau is a Campground we visit frequently. Always friendly staff, working hard for conservation, and locals are great. Clean, including bathrooms, and well maintained. Come down to the area and check it out!
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Melissa Males
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Family Favourite
We have been going here for 45 years
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persak
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We loved our last camping trip here
We enjoyed our visit with Camping in Muskoka. We like to camp at the very back, there's a circle of transient sites where the trees are. We also loved the little 9 hole golf course there!!
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CAD$ 70
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Truecrissy
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Camping
Elora gorge is a beautiful camp spot, I took my family and we have an amazing time , definitely want to come back this summer! We camped in our tent kids had a blast
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jjackson
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What a View
This is one our favourite little campgrounds. The sites we have stayed on have been quite large. The kids love the little playground but nothing beats the Lake Huron sunsets, especially from Huron campground.
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jjackson
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Amazing Place
Grundy Lake quickly became our favourite campground after our first visit last year. Early mornings, drinking coffee, watching the sunrise over Gurd Lake while loons call and otters play just takes your breath away.
Sites are large, with some privacy. We loved the trails and exploring.
Sites are large, with some privacy. We loved the trails and exploring.
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Longlake2876
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Amazing lake, Great Bass fishing
Miles and miles of clear water, with great fishing. Cannot go wrong with any site at this park
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NDB81
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Beautiful park!
Arrowhead Lake PP is a beautiful park! The grounds are well kept. We really loved the fact that there were mini camp road in each section which reduced car traffic in our area. The camp sites offer amazing privacy. The hiking trails are beautiful and accessible to a range of capabilities. The tea coloured water of the lake can seem strange but the lake offers a clean and warm swimming experience. Overall, we loved our visit to this park.
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NDB81
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Beautiful Park!
In 2013, we chose Grundy Lake PP as our honeymoon destination and have no regrets. The park offers something for rent campers and travel trailer campers alike. At the time we had two dogs and spent the majority of our time at the dog beach. It was lovely. The hiking trails are fabulous. Our whole honeymoon experience was amazing.
In 2019 we returned to Grundy Lake with our three children and the park did not disappoint.
If you are looking for an amazing camping experience, Grundy Lake PP is the place to go.
In 2019 we returned to Grundy Lake with our three children and the park did not disappoint.
If you are looking for an amazing camping experience, Grundy Lake PP is the place to go.
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NDB81
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A great park.
Windy Lake PP is one of our family's favourite parks. The small park and multiple beaches means that you never feel over crowded. There are a couple drawbacks to this park. For one, the beaches are a drive away from the campground. Secondly, there is a train track nearby and the train makes its presence known when it is nearby. Those things aside, the park is stunning and the beaches are amazing. The main beach features a waterside playground and the dog beach is so beautiful you'll forget that it's a dog beach.
Overall, this park is a wonderful place to visit.
Overall, this park is a wonderful place to visit.
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NDB81
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Our favourite park!
We spent 5 years travelling around northern Ontario to visit the different Ontario Parks. After our visit to Halfway Lake, we stopped going anywhere else!
Halfway Lake offers an amazing camping experience. The main beach has a long, shallow entry which is perfect for young children and adults who like playing water sports. Recently the second beach has become a dog friendly beach area which as dog owners we truly appreciate. The grounds are well taken care of, the staff is amazing and the camp store is hands down the best of all the camp stores we've ever been to!
The hiking trails offer a variety of distances and scenic views.
We truly love Halfway Lake and recommend it to anyone we know who enjoys camping.
Halfway Lake offers an amazing camping experience. The main beach has a long, shallow entry which is perfect for young children and adults who like playing water sports. Recently the second beach has become a dog friendly beach area which as dog owners we truly appreciate. The grounds are well taken care of, the staff is amazing and the camp store is hands down the best of all the camp stores we've ever been to!
The hiking trails offer a variety of distances and scenic views.
We truly love Halfway Lake and recommend it to anyone we know who enjoys camping.
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KylieS
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The Quieter Side
We used to book a site every year in Fletchers Field and never failed that we lacked some peace and quiet. Unfortunately, one of the best sites was close to the slide where it never seemed to fail that an unfortunate kid would either fall or get in a fight with siblings. Regardless fighting and wailing always seemed to ensue. Being that this is our trip away from the kids, it was less enjoyable.
We found a jem in Heyden section that is semi disconnected from the well traveled area and likely to seek it annually.
We found a jem in Heyden section that is semi disconnected from the well traveled area and likely to seek it annually.
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Reviewed on May 2024
EmilyB
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Great family campground
We've enjoyed visiting Country Gardens for many years. There is a little ice cream and tack shop with a games room and mini arcade, a library (purchase, but money is donated) and a great koi/fishing pond. Also a swimming pond with inflatables and a sand beach. A playground, and a mini golf course that is recently refurbished. Fireworks display on Canada Day is excellent.
RV sites are good with clean fire pits, picnic tables and hookups.
RV sites are good with clean fire pits, picnic tables and hookups.
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CAD$ 75
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Reviewed on May 2024
MirandaSeguin
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A Family Tradition
We love Farran! I was taken here as a child, and I had decided to take my children here for our summer camping. It's always a pleasant environment when we spend a week here!
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Reviewed on May 2024
CrowdsAdverse
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My 3 Cents
Canisbay has been my car camping goto for decades!
I try to go on the May 24 Monday, when everyone else is going home. I find the park peaceful until, at least, the Thursday night next.
The sites are quite private and far enough away from Hwy60 as to not hear any traffic noise.
There is a side trail which leads to the Minnesing Bike Trail, which offers different loops based on experience.
The lake is peaceful and calm. There's a clean, beautiful beach with a swimming area and access for canoe/kayak launching. It also has a few paddle-in sites. To the left of the beach is a trail that is also a bit of a wildlife corridor. Be not surprised if you spot a moose or other creature passing through.
Summer is packed, be it weekend or weekday. Still, the sites are private enough...
It would take something significant for Canisbay to disappoint.
I try to go on the May 24 Monday, when everyone else is going home. I find the park peaceful until, at least, the Thursday night next.
The sites are quite private and far enough away from Hwy60 as to not hear any traffic noise.
There is a side trail which leads to the Minnesing Bike Trail, which offers different loops based on experience.
The lake is peaceful and calm. There's a clean, beautiful beach with a swimming area and access for canoe/kayak launching. It also has a few paddle-in sites. To the left of the beach is a trail that is also a bit of a wildlife corridor. Be not surprised if you spot a moose or other creature passing through.
Summer is packed, be it weekend or weekday. Still, the sites are private enough...
It would take something significant for Canisbay to disappoint.
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Reviewed on May 2024
Amberfire
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Great simple campground
We really enjoyed our time there. We stayed on two different sites. One offered a bit more privacy than the other but the size of the sites was great! Friendly, helpful staff. Clean washrooms. It’s a lovely park to walk the shoreline. Great swimming! Lots of various bird species. There’s not tons to do as in trails etc. but sometimes it’s nice to just sit around and enjoy your family and friends so we didn’t mind the lack of amenities. Firewood was great! Bought a bag daily. Kids enjoyed a few sweet treats from the office. I do recommend water shoes as the water is quite rocky when entering but that’s normal for the area. Will DEFINITELY be going back!!
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Reviewed on May 2024
Jesse Fisher
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Cabin retreat
We stayed in the cabins, they were cute well maintained. Lots for kids to do. Pool was maintained and even has an adult only time so you can relax from the kids. Fishing opportunities near by 15 minute drive. They always have activities going on. Ver fun time had by whole family
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Jesse Fisher
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Arrowhead
Pretty clean park, decent trails. Not a lot of noise you get odd rowdy campers but that's everywhere. Lots of wildlife to be seen. Nice lake for swimming. Campsites are a little close but overall an amazing time we had.
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KVan
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Great experience every time.
Love that it's really close to downtown Kingston so we can enjoy the city while still having the cabin/camping experience.🏕️
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Becca Diamond
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Stunning views!
We did a girls trip, the 4 of us were surprised to see how spacious and clean the campground is! There are many different styles of lots to choose from, we absolutely love the waterfront lots with the stunning views of the bridge and river! It's very close to cute little towns to explore, beaches, golfing, and of course boat cruises to visit Alexandria Bay. We will definitely come back, 5/5 experience.
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Reviewed on May 2024
Pmagee
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Great place
Had a great time, kids loved it
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Amber lynn
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Overall park was nice
The park is very nice , better during the week to avoid the weekend crowd , bathrooms are cleaned multiple times through out the day , the staff are friendly . Most sites are well kept and maintained but Site 220 is a complete mud pit when it rains .
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CAD$ 47.50
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Reviewed on May 2024
SMcPhee
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I love Rainbow Falls!!
If you are going to stay anywhere around that area, stay at Rossport Campground!! When we first drove up we were kind of taken aback, thought it was going to be terrible because everyone had RV’d and there wasn’t much privacy in the middle but oh man were wrong!! Our site had its own little private beach and was totally secluded from everyone around! It was amazing! We spoke with a warden for a few minutes who was super kind and helpful. We used the comfort stations and they were immaculately clean. Cannot say enough about this campground!!
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KVan
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Favorite campground
Amazing campground on the Ottawa River, we have been camping here every summer for over 20 years.
2 beautiful beaches and great hiking trails.
2 beautiful beaches and great hiking trails.
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doubled1969
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awesome campground
Great place!! very dog friendly has a sectioned fenced off dog beach area. Lots of friendly campers, clean bathrooms and great place to fish!!
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kafr@rogers.com
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Great Camping at Restoule
Loved our stay at Restoule. Large campsites, many near the water front. Beautiful quiet campground.
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Vettech_74
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Best small campground
We have been going to point farms for a few years now and we love it, it’s a mini pinery. We love the beautiful beach, the sites are big and mostly private. You are so close to Goderich which is beautiful town.
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Reviewed on May 2024
Becky
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Awsome
We really enjoyed our time camping at Balsam lake
We will go back many times through out the camping season
We will go back many times through out the camping season
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Esther Nantais
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Wonderful family camping
Very nice site in highlands at Wheatley provincial park
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CAD$ $45
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earthgoodies
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Great for Families
We love it here. Sandy beach, plenty of trails and park ranger-led summertime activities. Large, meditation labyrinth and the Canadian Ecology Centre nearby. Canoe/kayak rentals and small camp store on site that sells the basics/some food. Only thing I would improve is the road in (paved but can be hard on the shocks at times) and better directional signage on trails would be appreciated.
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Annyou65
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Cyprus
This is a beautiful park. Plenty of groomed walking trails. Well kept facilities. There is 0 privacy in the trailer sections and the use of generators was non stop so it was very noisy unfortunately.
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Reviewed on May 2024
Peahen
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Love This Campground
We have been going to McRae Point Provincial Park since 2017 and it is now our go to park for camping.
We love the large sites and the fact that once 11 pm comes the park becomes so silent you can hear a pin drop. The north campground is nice and flat so it is great for our daughter and her 3 wheeled bike and for my motorized scooter. Sunsets are awesome over Lake Simcoe and the fact that you are so close to Orillia helps. Highly recommend this park.
We love the large sites and the fact that once 11 pm comes the park becomes so silent you can hear a pin drop. The north campground is nice and flat so it is great for our daughter and her 3 wheeled bike and for my motorized scooter. Sunsets are awesome over Lake Simcoe and the fact that you are so close to Orillia helps. Highly recommend this park.
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Catherine Lamb
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Best camping trip ever
Restoule Provincial Park is the best Campground we have ever stayed. Even tho it's about 30min from home it our favorite. There are lots of walking/hiking trails for all ages. A dog park, beautiful beaches with stunning sunsets. The comfort stations are clean and kept clean throughout the day. There are camp sites for all size of trailers and tents. They have electrical sites, non-electrical and sites just for tents. The grounds are kept clean throughout the day. There is nothing I don't like about Restoule Provincial Park
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Algtripper
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Shady equals Buggy
Shady is comfort and quieter, more privacy but there are sites with regular and plentiful bug (mosquito) guests. Definitely quieter than Bayside campground but not as accessible for beach, etc.
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Algtripper
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Stay over, jump off or enjoy a day!
Brent is a perfect campground to stay a couple of days, use as a jump off site to backcountry camping or to meet up with fellow canoe trippers who are on long haul trips. Friendly staff at the store, composting toilets available and a good beach. Quiet camping, good privacy for most sites.
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Algtripper
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Better for a Trailer/RV
Lots of openness, little privacy. Trailer dwellers like the community feel. Main place to launch boats - canoe/kayak - onto main channel St. Lawrence. Bike path nearby.
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Chil
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Clean, quiet, private
Camped here early June 2022. The camp was very quiet, well maintained and private. The Bruce Trail is very close providing some excellent hiking.
I would definitely camp here again.
I would definitely camp here again.
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Algtripper
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Close by
Nice to have a clean campground near to home. Shame the sites are quite open and close together. Generally well-maintained and noise minimal. Nice beaches, good fishing, good hiking trails.
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Algtripper
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Open air and Open sites
Little to no privacy at this campground. Great historical interest re Lost Villages, bird sanctuary has great trails and bike path goes right by everything. Well kept area but sites are too close.
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Reviewed on May 2024
itbbrian
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Almost perfection
We have enjoyed camping here immensely. It has been almost perfection! There were a few noisy campers there, however, the management spoke with them and things quieted down. Thank you management for that! This is an awesome, clean well kept camp ground and we highly recommend it!
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Mandingduck
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Beautiful place
Bruce peninsula national park is absolutely stunning! The waters are a gorgeous picture perfect shade of blue, the trails are very well groomed and taken care of. Great place for swimming and scenery. The caves at the grotto are just icing on the cake! Cannot say enough good things about this park. We visit every year! It does book up extremely fast so book well in advance including a parking time slot !!!!
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Bobby
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Amazing Campground
Poplar in Balsam Lake is the most private of the areas in the Campground. The sites range in size but lots are very fair sized. This is the park and area my wife and I camp in every year.
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Peter
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Algonquin Pines Campground
Great place.. very clean and a fun place to hang out
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beaner
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Best campground in Bruce Peninsula
Cape Croker Park is located right on Georgian Bay. It has over 300 sites to choose from ranging from serviced waterfront, to pull through, to forest, to rustic sites. There is something for everyone. You are close to nature here. No sidewalks or streetlights, just hiking trails and the stars. The bay is quiet and perfect for kayaking. They have recently made a lot of upgrades to the park to pave the main roads, improve the main washrooms, created new trails and boardwalks, build pavilions and add a few camping cabins. There is a small beach area, a beach volleyball pitch, a camp store, a Visitors Centre, a Sugar Shack (buy the awesome maple syrup at the camp store) and a chance to go on guided hikes or do programs like Fire making with Anishinaabe guides who can teach you about the land and Georgian Bay like noone else can. The park has been operating since 1969 and is run by the Chippewas of Nawash First Nation.
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RachelW
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Great campground, nice facilities
Spent our long weekend at Camping in Muskoka (former KOA) was very happy with the location and facilities nice hot showers and lots of toilets. Was also happy that the management came around at 11pm and told people to turn music off. We are definetly planning to return this year.
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Albert T
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Excellent camping on Bell and Putts Point
Excellent camping on Bell and Putts Point, Kettles point hydro sites are small and steep. Great, clean beach. Little boat traffic, unlike 6 mile provincial park.
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George Wagner
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Just awful
My experience with Cobourg East campground was awful. We camped there for several years it is a spacious clean park however the owner is the problem with this park. To many ridiculous rules which to the point that your time there is not enjoyable. No sewers you must pay for pump outs. A garbage bin that is smack dab in the middle of the campground right next to campers. The owner won't pay to have it emptied often enough and gets in the bin after the weekend and empties some garbage to burn. Fees are high and hospitality is hugely lacking. The owners are not personable nor good hosts
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George Wagner
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Absolutely love it
Great campground, very clean, updated public showers, amazing beach loads of activities scheduled for young and old and all in between.
1 hour and 25 minutes from Kanata.
We have a seasonal lot here and absolutely love it
1 hour and 25 minutes from Kanata.
We have a seasonal lot here and absolutely love it
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George Wagner
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You have better options
We are just leaving Voyageur Provincial Park. Sites were decent but not entirely private. The main beach OK. While the map says they have a dog beach, it is really a 2 ft path between the weeds into the water. Very disappointing. If you are ones who like to explore the regions community towns for shops and tourist attractions, there is really nothing close by. For our family we will not be planning a return visit.
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George Wagner
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Great – 9 out of 10
Just came back from 4 days at cedar park. This is our 2nd time there. We went last year as well. We had a great time and love this campground. If you have kids this is the place for you. Full water park .. great for younger kids, a ton for them to do. HUGE pool. Bigger kid water slides as well .
CAMPSITES : one thing I love about this is you get to pick your own site when you get there! Tons to choose from. It you want more woodsy sites.. or sites with no trees.. or close to the bathroom and shower sites. They have it all. Great if you are going with a group of ppl you can get sites beside each other or facing each other. There is no tent camping but there were several tents and canopies set up with either trailers or tent trailers. No dogs allowed either. Sites are full hook up.
PLAYGROUND : the play ground is great ! It's huge with a variety of different styles. There's tall tube slides with a smaller area for younger kids which my sons loved and and even small section for baby's. It's all sand so my son loved playing with his trucks and shovels..
They have alot of showers. It's 25cent for 2 mins.
They also have laundry there as well.
Now if I had one thing to say this goes for last year and this year is they need to cut the grass. All the grass at the sites were mostly pushed down from carpets or stuff being on it. They need to keep up on cutting all the sites when pol leave.. other then that 9 outta 10 for us!
CAMPSITES : one thing I love about this is you get to pick your own site when you get there! Tons to choose from. It you want more woodsy sites.. or sites with no trees.. or close to the bathroom and shower sites. They have it all. Great if you are going with a group of ppl you can get sites beside each other or facing each other. There is no tent camping but there were several tents and canopies set up with either trailers or tent trailers. No dogs allowed either. Sites are full hook up.
PLAYGROUND : the play ground is great ! It's huge with a variety of different styles. There's tall tube slides with a smaller area for younger kids which my sons loved and and even small section for baby's. It's all sand so my son loved playing with his trucks and shovels..
They have alot of showers. It's 25cent for 2 mins.
They also have laundry there as well.
Now if I had one thing to say this goes for last year and this year is they need to cut the grass. All the grass at the sites were mostly pushed down from carpets or stuff being on it. They need to keep up on cutting all the sites when pol leave.. other then that 9 outta 10 for us!
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Janpri
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Great campground with biking and hiking trails nearby
We stayed here back in 2022. It was beautiful! No caterpillars!! The visitor’s centre was closed but the store is open and comfort stations are very clean and managed well. We were in Huron campground, site 249 & 250. Very private and even though the are is full it is quiet. I would highly recommend. Great bike and hiking trails too.
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Love this park
Has RV sites, trailer and actual cabin rentals. A fabulous splash pad with great accessories - pirate ship for example! Also a regular inground pool. A hot tub that is for age 16 years and older only. A playground, basketball court, catch n release fish pond, walking trails, etc. We love this park. Good luck - stay safe.
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George Wagner
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A great private campground near Sandbanks
Pet friendly, lake and small beach, lots of activities, trails, walking access to sandbanks outlet beach!
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Poor maintenance and bad manager
The park is very mismanaged. The washrooms do not get cleaned daily and are very disgusting. The managers boyfriend likes to challenge people to fights. He kicks his dog and throws it around by its leash. If you say anything then you get kicked out. There is water laying all over the park. The electrical is way outdated
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Favourite
One of my favourite parks to camp in. Lots of space on beach. Not crowded like some other places. Water for miles
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KatV
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Great park!
We stayed last summer (family of 5) and we loved it! Great park, not too big. Play area for kids was really nice and my kids had zero issues keeping busy. Perfect little beach for smaller kids literally a 2 minute drive away and an amazing little bakery just across the street (I definitely suggest stopping in! 😊) Large dog area as well.
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persak
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Awesome camping experience!
Awesome camping experience at Elora Gorge Conservation Area! Tubing in the park was so much fun. All booking was done online and made the process much smoother. Very kind and welcoming park staff. Amazing views of the Gorge and stars at night.
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persak
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Great fall camping
PROS:
-Fall Camping is great at this park. The views are out of this world.
-Campground is relatively quiet in the fall, even a near sold out Thanksgiving weekend was very pleasant, people wise.
-Hiking trails are varied and beautiful. Top trail was Lakeview. You can make it a loop(kind of) by using Macdonald trail and Woodland Trail.
-Beaches are well maintained, even in the off season.
-We were in Woodlands, beautiful sites with good privacy.
-Suggest using the 2 dumps at WestLake campground(separate water filling line), since Woodlands only has 1(including water) and gets quite lined up.
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-sold out Thanksgiving and many washrooms near Outlet Beach were closed. Made it tough to take advantage of the weather we had.
-Woodlands is quite tight on the roads. If you are towing longer than 30ft, go slow. Definitely longer can fit but it's a challenge .
Final recommendation is visit Slake Brewery. Gorgeous facility and the beer was awesome. 5th year at Sandbanks for Thanksgiving and there will definitely be a 6th
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Great private sites
Well the beach of course is amazing!! We go every year!! We had a super private site this year in the Cedars campground. Could walk to the main beach but we prefer lakeshore just a short drive. My only complaint is the outdated facilities , compared to other parks Sandbanks could really use an update.
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West gate entrance avoiding long line
I haven’t got much to say about the parks itself because we go there for the beach! And of course the beach did not disappoint!
Dog beach is AMAZING!! ( we didn’t have the dog with us but we went to the dog beach to hang out and swim because there were less people)
Richardson Campground is where we stay when we camp, no long line cause we come in from the west gate. Warden came by 2 nights in a row to personally check in on my son and I since we happened to be the only campers there this weekend that were not part of a music festival ( they had the whole campground booked, pretty cool experience and super nice people )
Tambo store just outside the west gate for deep fried delights ( twinkies, Oreos and Mars bars)
Can’t wait till next year for our annual trip to Sandbanks!!! Great staff, campers, beaches and surrounding towns to explore!!!
Dog beach is AMAZING!! ( we didn’t have the dog with us but we went to the dog beach to hang out and swim because there were less people)
Richardson Campground is where we stay when we camp, no long line cause we come in from the west gate. Warden came by 2 nights in a row to personally check in on my son and I since we happened to be the only campers there this weekend that were not part of a music festival ( they had the whole campground booked, pretty cool experience and super nice people )
Tambo store just outside the west gate for deep fried delights ( twinkies, Oreos and Mars bars)
Can’t wait till next year for our annual trip to Sandbanks!!! Great staff, campers, beaches and surrounding towns to explore!!!
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Janpri
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Good camping
We were there summer 2023. Loved the park. Clean, private sites, great beach area, nice biking and a number of trails. Nothing to dislike but the bugs
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George Wagner
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Quiet Campground with a great view of Lake Erie
Quiet Campground with a great view of Lake Erie and clean washrooms. Showers are awesome. Lovely seasonals and a great heated pool. Community hall and pavilion are top notch. The off leash dog area is great for the pooches to run around.
Restrooms: Lovely with modern fixtures and great showers. Water pressure is strong and a rain head to boot.
Dog-friendliness: Great off leash area with bags available for the inevitable poop.
Restrooms: Lovely with modern fixtures and great showers. Water pressure is strong and a rain head to boot.
Dog-friendliness: Great off leash area with bags available for the inevitable poop.
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George Wagner
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Wonderful park
Beautiful spot and everyone is very friendly. We had a wonderful long weekend for Canada day, fireworks were fantastic and the duck races certainly created a lot of smiles.
Thanks to everyone's efforts and hard work to create such a wonderful park.
Thanks to everyone's efforts and hard work to create such a wonderful park.
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persak
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Very clean and safe family campground
Absolutely love this place. Fantastic place for families always lots to do . They keep the place very clean. Very safe place for children.
You have your choices of what to do here there's a baseball diamond a volleyball court basketball court
ball hockey mini golf, large size pool horseshoes they hold dances and much, much more
You have your choices of what to do here there's a baseball diamond a volleyball court basketball court
ball hockey mini golf, large size pool horseshoes they hold dances and much, much more
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Great camping with kids
First time camping here, it was great. My girls loved it. The kids park is huge, like the fact the pool and splash pad included in your camping stay. Friendly staff and clean and nice. Definitely coming back !
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Overall good
I camped there 3 times last year. The road to the sites is very potholed. The sites are nice and yes, there are sites that will work very well for group camping. The vault toilets are clean and it's a LOOOONG walk to the comfort station. The skeeters are ferocious. Be warned.
The caves are fun, there is a small beach, it's good for kids as the river isn't deep or strong. The river is suitable for new and experienced paddlers. The walking trails are fun.
The staff was very helpful and friendly.
The caves are fun, there is a small beach, it's good for kids as the river isn't deep or strong. The river is suitable for new and experienced paddlers. The walking trails are fun.
The staff was very helpful and friendly.
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George Wagner
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Great location with large RV sites
Large sites with full hookups. Back-in sites are more private than pullthroughs. Close to the Wasaga beach, lots to see and do in the area. Overall a good choice for camping near Wasaga
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George Wagner
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Free Astronomy program
We stayed at the Summer house located on Miller Lake and plan to go again to Tobermory and stay there. They have astronomy night with Bayside Astronomy which is a free program but I forgot what night it was. The only issue we had was when we went to the grotto, the parking was expensive and you were only allowed a 4hr slot. A bonus is that Tobermory now has a foodland :)
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George Wagner
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Our favorite campground in Tobermory area
We always like camping at Lands End. So many beautiful treed sites - very unlike many other private campgrounds that cut down the trees to get as many RVs lined up as they can. In terms of site selection, we always loved campgin along that little circle across the road (not in the main camping area) near the water - serviced sites B-G. Our favorites are F or G. These are very private and separated from the beach by trees.
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George Wagner
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Beautiful park with large private sites
My family stayed at Inverhuron for the first time, the first week of July, booking campsite 113 in Lime Kiln Campground 2 weeks prior to our stay. We were a little skeptical about the gravel pads, especially for tenting, but it was actually a great idea! Better drainage, cleaner, no sand or dirt to track in to tent. Site was huge, extremely private and quite, steps away from washrooms and water tap. No sites behind us, and we couldn't see campers on either side or across from us. Sites are distributed really well for privacy.
Great scenic trail circles the park; great for walking or a tranquil run. Very clean park and friendly staff. Water level was high so the beach was small, but that wasn't a deterrent. Separate area on beach for dog owners (we aren't but thought that was a nice touch). Beautiful sunsets, star gazing and weather! Easy 10 minute drive to Kincardine for groceries or other sundries. Very few bugs or flies, saw lots of wildlife like a porcupine - that was pretty cool!
Great scenic trail circles the park; great for walking or a tranquil run. Very clean park and friendly staff. Water level was high so the beach was small, but that wasn't a deterrent. Separate area on beach for dog owners (we aren't but thought that was a nice touch). Beautiful sunsets, star gazing and weather! Easy 10 minute drive to Kincardine for groceries or other sundries. Very few bugs or flies, saw lots of wildlife like a porcupine - that was pretty cool!
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Albert T
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Nice choice for camping
Large sites; Water at all hydro sites (no sewer); Large day use area with a large field for kids/adults to play; Beach volleyball court in day use; Small hiking trail; It's clay so if it's rainy it can get slick!; One comfort station for the entire park; People beach is rocky (bring water shoes); Dog beach has more sand (we prefer it!); My kids loved this park!
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Albert T
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More of a marina than a campground
If you are looking for good camping, then the other campgrounds in St Lawrence Parks would be a wiser bet. Stay away from Crysler Park. This campground has tremendous potential but the park management prioritizes the marina over the campground.
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Albert T
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Long time seasonal camper now frustrated
I was a Seasonal camper at Leisure Time Park & Sales for 7 seasons. They're calling it Caledon Hill Resort now!! Trust me there is nothing resort like about it!! I was paying close to 7k for what they called a premium site when I finally escaped last season! They increased my fees $800 last season and $1000 the year before. Read the reviews folks and dig deep because they hide the unfavourable ones! No park manager, no security, swimming pool was broken down countless time, water & hydro down countless times! Pot holes everywhere! I had to request them to cut the grass around my site more than once! Can't get a straight answer from anyone!! EVER!!! Countless of people have bailed and this is the last season for many more! The ones that couldn't get out sold their trailers for a song!! They've cut down copious amounts of trees to make room for tiny homes community, which is the end game for that park. Washrooms are a disgrace!! Cost me and many others a fortune to relocate our trailers
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Albert T
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Lovely campground
Wawa RV Centre is a lovely campground. The sites were large, level and very well kept. The campground is far enough off of the highway so traffic noise is not a problem. The campground is exactly as advertised. Google it. You won't be disappointed I'm sure.
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Albert T
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Former residents
We are the former residents of Bancroft Tent & Trailer Camp in Bancroft, Ontario. Our park was purchased by the investment firm, Forge & Foster/Resort HQ, but we were not made aware of this until we all handed in our deposits ($1130). We actually gave even more than that up front in good faith.
After researching the company who purchased the park, we decided we did not want to stay. We were all promised our deposits by December 2023, however we have not received them despite our efforts to get back what is rightfully ours. All we want is to see our money returned, yet all of our emails go unanswered. We want everyone to beware of this company and hope this will encourage the new owners to return everyone's deposit back. Thanks in advance
After researching the company who purchased the park, we decided we did not want to stay. We were all promised our deposits by December 2023, however we have not received them despite our efforts to get back what is rightfully ours. All we want is to see our money returned, yet all of our emails go unanswered. We want everyone to beware of this company and hope this will encourage the new owners to return everyone's deposit back. Thanks in advance
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Albert T
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Good
Carol's has neat transient sites near the beach and boat launch facilities. They also have a playground area for children. The sites are full service with 30 amps. The sites however are quite narrow but long enough for trailers about 30 ft.
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Albert T
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Beautiful location but the park itself is falling apart
It’s a beautiful park but it’s a shame how well it is unkept. The swings have been missing for 7+ yrs and the park is falling apart. The beach strip road has been closed for at least 5+ yrs. They don't mow the lawn all season and last year the laundry was closed and half of the bathrooms were locked for the entire season. Not to mention the septic bed has been dug up and surrounded by pilons for a few years. It's a hot mess.
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RachelW
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Good campground, wish we had more toilet facilities
My fiancé and I spent 6 nights here and by the end, I didn't want to go home. With numerous hiking trails (long and short), the dark sky preserve, and being in a perfect location for us to use it as a "home base" as we toured Manitoulin throughout the week, it really was worth it. With that said, it is still camping so it may not be for everyone as the only flush toilets are near the front with the 2 showers for the park. The only other "complaint" I can think of is that some of the sites (though not the one we were on) are pretty small. Overall, we had an amazing time and the park owners/groundskeepers are some of the nicest people you'll meet.
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Anesa
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Anesa
It a shame that campground owners can work as hard as they can to try and have everyone enjoy their camping experience. to then have folks post harsh reviews like the one above. We will continue to work as hard as we can so that everyones camping experience is a good one, and something nice to remember.
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Albert T
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Great for family and kids
Great for families with kids. The campground has a nice and small beach, pool and convenience store.
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George Wagner
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Best Seasonal campground in the area
If you like nature and good memories with family and friends, it is the place. Beautiful landscape, clean water for swimming, fishing, stand-up paddleboarding , and relaxing. It is a good place to escape from technology and enjoy your life. Do keep in mind that this is a permanent seasonal trailer park which means all of the sites in this park are booked only at a seasonal rate, there are no nightly rates or weekend bookings. Also, many of the occupants are regulars and return every season, so availability for new comers is not easy to get. For those who do come, its a great community to camp with
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Reviewed on November 2023
George Wagner
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Friendly staff
Its only 20 min from home for us and it has quickly became our favorite, prices are decent and sites are clean. But what makes this campground AWESOME are the people working there. So friendly. Really customer oriented. So much that they make you feel part of the team. Salted pool, 2 playgrounds, a mini golf and wagon rides. Walking trails accessible in the campground. 💯 recommend.
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Reviewed on November 2023
George Wagner
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Good campground, limited things to do
We stayed at one of the electric campgrounds. These campgrounds offer very little privacy. We were side by side with our neighbours behind us, beside us and in front of us. There weren't many trees to offer privacy so our we had to makeshift privacy by parking the car and placing tents to block our view. There were enough trees to tie tarps in case of rain which I appreciated. I sort of enjoyed being close to the other campers it made the campground feel more homely, but I know that's not everyone's thing. Otherwise the campground came with your common campground stuff, a fire pit and a picnic table. These campgrounds had a very rocky terrain so be mindful about bringing extra ground tarps to protect the bottom of your tent. The non-electric sites definitely offered more privacy.
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RachelW
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Amazing Fall Visit
We visited the Agawa Bay during the Thanksgiving long weekend. We went through rainy, sunny... and snowy weather within the park.
My mother has limited mobility, hence we opted to just do lookouts and scenic areas. And of course there are plenty of them in the provincial park! We stopped at Agawa Bay Lookout, Agawa Bay Visitor Centre, Sand River Falls, and Old Woman Bay.
The drive from Wawa leading down to Old Woman Bay was definitely a great sight to behold. The scale of the hilltops is truly underappreciated unless seen in person.
Colour wise, it was perfectly red at the southern end of the park, closer to Sault Ste. Marie, but as we went further north and with snow piling up, the trees have become less and less colourful, and we arrived at Wawa with very few colours remaining. Winter took over the town when we arrived.
The Agawa Bay visitor centre has a free exhibit at the back side) that is not to be missed!
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KatV
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Great family friendly camping
Friendly staff, well maintained and clean campground with lots of things to do for your little ones.
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KatV
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Great location
Great campground located in a beautiful and serene location.
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RachelW
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Glamping tents
Great wilderness place to stay. We stayed at their glamping tent, it was comfortable yet rustic enough. Most of their glamping sites are marketed under their glamping company label "Wild Exodus". Overall great stay
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RachelW
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Beautiful location and friendly staff
Beautiful location. The Staff is so friendly and the amenities are great too. Even the other campers are extremely friendly. Definitely, a great choice to camp. There is a cafe that offers food and drinks
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RachelW
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Closer to the beach
Burley is closer to the beach and the spots are more part of the sand dunes so they are irregular. Riverside campground on the other hand is further away from the beach but the spots are more flat and is great for families. I like Burley for its proximity to the beach
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Macb
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Nature’s point on round lake
This place should not be called a campground
Absolutely terrible do not stay here
They have no facilities
Booked to stay in cabin no potable water and was very run down and dirty
Owners not very personable
Absolutely terrible do not stay here
They have no facilities
Booked to stay in cabin no potable water and was very run down and dirty
Owners not very personable
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Tracie
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Unprofessional
I have only been to this campground 5 times since May 8th 2023 and this past weekend Saturday evening to be precise, it was me 3 of my grand kids my daughter and my daughter in-law so at 11:32pm Sat my 15 yr old grandson asked his mom and aunt to walk him to the bathroom and they did and waited for him outside the bathroom so the 2 girls was looking on tube and chuckled about a post on tube and the manager of the park decides to hide and wait for the 3 kids to head back to my site along the way walking back Bill flashes a light in my daughter in-laws face and ask her what's wrong with her face she then apologize that she can't change her face he talks to my husband that was at the fire he didn't hear the girls what so ever, the girls came into my trailer at that time, I was sleeping when this took place I woke up to Bill at my site saying "your guest needs to leave and she needs to go now" I then said what's going on Bill he then yelled " your guest needs to go now I have been patient for a half hour yelling she needs to go now I told him to not yell at me that I was unaware of the sercomstances that occured Sat night 11:30pm he didn't go into what occured I told him to come talk to me with respect when he calms down I then got handed a eviction note from him. The OPP was called and I talked to the OPP officer and they just said to leave and get them to assist in moving my trailer out the next day. This campground is very unprofessional and the managers have been on a power trip all the times we were there now we told them that I want my money back bcuz I did pay for the season up front Bill then said you better read that letter really close so I assumed they won't be giving me my $5000 back then I will be fighting this in court. The campground I am referring to is Erie Shores Campground very unprofessional anyone reading this needs to get a campground that has no rules like paying for your guests $6 for the day and $12 over night which is bs like paying for your guests very unprofessional.
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Albert T
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Great family friendly campground not far from the city
Great family friendly campground within a short drive from urban city setting. Stayed here in one of the cabins over the weekend. Wonderful place! The campground offers many amenities. The owner and the staff are super friendly and go out of their way to accommodate guests and ensure they have a great time
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Albert T
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Our latest favorite
Sleeping Giant has become our latest favorite place to camp. Marie Louise Lake in particular offers some great beach facing sites (if you are lucky and if you book early). The views were breathtaking and I couldn’t have been happier with the entire campground. Comfort station facilities are very clean and well maintained, and the showers have hot water. Fresh water stations are abundant in the park, as well as trash and vault toilets.
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Sweetheart101
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Save your money
Elaine Kernohan and her husband are trash who take your money and will f**k you over after 1 season, DO NOT STAY HERE they are fake and costs people 20k to move their own trailer and they don't give a F**k they are the slimy, google their names !!!! Read the Google reviews they try to justify it and say it wasn't their fault, they watched people throw money into their properties and said nothing ! They are scum go ANYwhere but there RUN!!!!
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Albert T
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Love camping at Highlands
Such a great experience camping in Wheatley. So much variety in the sites, but we love the Highlands, sites 211-221 and 149 is a gem (all electric). The world's largest freshwater fishery is just down the road, so lots of options for fish to cook campside, and Point Pelee is bike-able (in our younger years) but now the 25 minute drive to the park is how we go now
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Beautiful location just off Lake Erie
Beautiful location just off Lake Erie. If you're lucky you can reserve a campsite off Boosey Creek and explore the trail around the creek. Was also easy to get to a secluded Lake Erie beach.
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Home away From Home
This place is so awesome the sites are awesome and big well some of them. The staff is very friendly over all its a pretty clean park. we are coming back next camping season
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Great campground
We have been camping at MacGregor Point Provincial Park in the Nippissing campground for over 30 years. We have seen many changes over the years but all have been for the better but I still miss the old brown and yellow coloured signs. The campsites are private, a lot of brush and trees in between each one. The comfort stations are modern ( the one in fox way could use an update lol). Walking distance to the many things the park offers. Port Elgin and Southampton are very close and offer nice beaches and shops. We started camping as a couple and now our kids and grandkids camp with us.
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Algonquin Park
Many trails , hiking , kids programs , lots of lakes to explore, interior camping friendly wardens and staff, the Visitors Centre and Logging Museum trail are a favourite
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Great spot
Our family had a great time. Love the beach! Lots of other beaches at the Pinery to check out too.
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Camping with dogs at Pinery
If you love your dog (and you love watching him be a goof in the water) then you owe it to him/her to camp at the Pinery. Love that there's a really great dog beach that doesn't feel like a second class beach compared to the non-dog beach.
Sites are a bit close together in some locations...but there are a number that have adequate privacy (provincial parks in southern ON are not where we go for private camping!). Wish the women's bathrooms were bigger (same size as the dudes and we all know that's generally not equitable), but the size of the icecream cones more than make up for it.
Lots of easy walks for the dogs and apparently great sniffs (according to the 2 dogs we've camped with)
Sites are a bit close together in some locations...but there are a number that have adequate privacy (provincial parks in southern ON are not where we go for private camping!). Wish the women's bathrooms were bigger (same size as the dudes and we all know that's generally not equitable), but the size of the icecream cones more than make up for it.
Lots of easy walks for the dogs and apparently great sniffs (according to the 2 dogs we've camped with)
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Reviewed on September 2022
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An easy weekend gateaway from Ottawa or Montreal
I have visited this park a few times. This park is conveniently located mid-way Ottawa-Montreal and is the perfect camping gateway. 1-hour drive, plenty of camping sites. Short hiking trails if you want a wood/river bed walk, 2 beaches (a bigger one with a shop and a rental and a smaller sandy beach one). A bit noisy but not too bad. The facilities are super clean and the shower had wonderful hot water. Perfect if you never camped before or looking for a short overnight experience.
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Tomer
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Great but noisy
The biggest plus of this site is that its close to Ottawa and it has a really nice and roomy beach. You can rent Canoe or kayak for a very reasonable price or just enjoy the water BUT we were there during the weekend and there was no lifeguard. Also, people with kayaks or sup boards frequently entered the bordered swim area.
As for camping, the site size is great but there are extremely crowded which creates a lot of car traffic and it was extremely noisy. There were loud noises after 11pm felt like I was camping in my backyard.
We had a good experience (the kids had a good time) but I dont think I will return as a camper.
As for camping, the site size is great but there are extremely crowded which creates a lot of car traffic and it was extremely noisy. There were loud noises after 11pm felt like I was camping in my backyard.
We had a good experience (the kids had a good time) but I dont think I will return as a camper.
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Awenda
We love Awenda the park is gorgeous. Beautiful beaches. Extensive hiking available. <3
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CoriJeffery
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Deer Camp in Awenda
Site 180 had little privacy. However the campground as a whole is lovely and in a beautiful forest.
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Canisbay Camping
It was nice and quiet in the campground which made the whole stay a pleasure. The campground staff were vigilant and kept an eye out to make sure the rules were followed. The comfort station was well maintained. I would definitely recommend this campground to family and friends.
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Granite Saddle – a sense of community
We love Granite Saddle because it is quiet, lots of greenspace behind the sites. It has 2 beautiful beaches, the best sunsets (sometimes with some background music!) from the rocks, and many campers come time after time, get to know each other and form a bit of a community. As such we always feel welcomed...
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Claire
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Algonquin Memories…
Childhood memories of camping at Algonquin can be as real as actually being there! The cousins and I, the puppies, the new friends, the open air with the smell of nature...Ah! Algonquin, guard our memories for us and we will be back to make more. xoxo
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Great resort! Very fun for kids!
Happy Hills has thought of everything to entertain families. They have a daily petting zoo, a box track, a covered pool, splash pad, covered ball hockey rink, rc car track, big playground with two bouncy pillows, daily crafts/activities… I’m sure there’s more I’m not remembering. They have a tractor ride that drives all through the park twice a day. There’s also little walk-up style restaurant for lunch and dinner.
One note: the park is huge. Although I *think* you can rent a golf cart, I’d recommend trying to book as close to the pool/playground as possible if you have kids. It’s the central area where most of the fun things are.
Another thing about the golf carts: most seasonal members do have golf carts. They’re quiet and go relatively fast so warn your kids to be on the lookout for them and not to take corners too sharply on bikes or whatnot or they could meet one head on.
One note: the park is huge. Although I *think* you can rent a golf cart, I’d recommend trying to book as close to the pool/playground as possible if you have kids. It’s the central area where most of the fun things are.
Another thing about the golf carts: most seasonal members do have golf carts. They’re quiet and go relatively fast so warn your kids to be on the lookout for them and not to take corners too sharply on bikes or whatnot or they could meet one head on.
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Bon Echo
Offered a great range of activities for everyone. The beaches, swimming, canoeing, hiking, etc. we’re amazing and so scenic.
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Great Fishing!
This is a little-known gem of a park. It is a decommissioned provincial park so you may not get the site you wanted. We had out pick of sites on a early Friday afternoon but by evening the lake we were on was full. There were tons of fish to be caught and the water is crystal clear.
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Pinery Play-Time!
My daughter always enjoys our yearly trip to the Pinery and this year we decided to bring her older brother. We manage to snag a cancelation so not the site of choice but it was a great size and close to the bathrooms (handy with kids) We visited a few areas of beach, Burley was very rocky and busy, main Dunes was packed so we made the walk from the other Dunes site through the dunes to a quiet part and had a blast ! The sunsets at Pinery are stunning !!! The only visitors we had at the site were a squirrel and woodpecker :)
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Vadimas Geguzinskis
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One of the Best
Just a perfect place to camp, hike, swim, rest
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Liz
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Very nice park
The site we had was huge with lots of space for a large rig. Privacy was above average for a PP.
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zori
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great for the day
When I was small, this place had camping, and it was fun to go here. Now it is a day beach, but it's the best beach. I was there a couple years ago, and it brought back good memories. The beach is so nice and the water is often shallow for quite a distance. great for smaller kids. there are lots of picnic areas here and public washrooms.
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Very Pretty
Our family has camped here a few times. The thing I remember most about this site is the crystal clear water. It's beautiful here. Lots of hiking trails, lovely beaches, and great sites to put your tent.
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zori
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great memories
I love this campsite. When I was young, my family often camped here. It was pretty cool to have water on both sides of the site. When I had my own family, I often took them here too. The kids love the space and it is very pretty here too.
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Teresa46
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Beautiful lakes
We enjoyed camping here. The views were beautiful and the staff are very friendly. It is a smaller camp ground, which makes the sites really close together. The drive to our campsite has some really steep hills, but it was nice to be further away from Hwy# 7. We loved the hiking trail. Recommend bringing a bathing suit as there are some nice spots to stop at along the trail to go swimming. The beaches and water are very clean. We will be going back, but next time, we have a few campsites picked out that are more private and by the water, which would be great for our kayaks.
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Rockin’ Campground
I have been going to this campground since I was a young child (over 20 years) yearly. It is situated a bit off the highway so is quiet, has lots of neat canoeing routes, has Booth’s Rock trail, and has nice campsites. I highly recommend it.
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Solid park
This small, but fun park is close to the city and has nice water front strolls and a clean beach with great picnic area. This is especially good for those with little kids!
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You don’t need to drive far for fun!
Do you have young kids or just want to not spend your vacation in the car? Head to Fitzroy. It has hikes and a nice beach and is a great park. There’s even concerts on Wednesday some weeks.
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Great vibe
This park is quiet and has a good vibe. The beach is pretty and it’s set up well for fishing.
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Great sunsets and beautiful beach!
The tropical looking waters of Lake Huron can't be beat at Pinery. There's so much to do at Pinery - there is the calm Ausable Channel to canoe on (rentals available), a 13km dedicated bike path, and of course, what most people come for - the Pinery Beach, a long walkable beach with pretty pebbles and rocks, a soft white sand beach and lovely sunsets almost guaranteed every night. There are many nice short hikes - favourites are Cedar Trail which leads to a beach lookout and Riverside which has a nice boardwalk section along the river. All the comfort stations are modern and new looking. Dunes did not have a lot of mosquitoes, and you can hear the waves at night sleeping in your tent. There is a cafeteria, well stocked general store and ice cream shop in the Park Store area, and the town of Grand Bend isn't far if you want more food options.
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Great park
Voyageur is a park close to the highway and highly accessible for larger trailer. We enjoyed the hiking trails.
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Great time at Rock Point
We love camping at Rock Point. Sites are large and offer privacy. We love the beach especially the water. The sunsets at the beach are gorgeous . We are going back there again end of August. Can’t wait.
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Great pet friendly place for Family
The Pinery was nice and centrally located - was pet friendly and had nice amenities available (eg bathrooms and showers).
Would recommend for new campers or families looking for a great time
Would recommend for new campers or families looking for a great time
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Beautiful Campground
Trowbridge is all around wonderful. Beautiful scenery, great swimming area. Just far enough from town that you don't feel like you're in the city, but close enough that you can quickly run in for necessities.
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SamanthaLB
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Camping @canisbay
Very private and quiet campsite! Small trail to water!
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Sarah
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Great place to camp
Staff are welcoming and friendly. We had a great site with plenty of sun and shade. There are a lot of activities to take part in but it's also very relaxing to enjoy just being at the beach for the day and later sitting around the fire.
I definitely recommend camping here
I definitely recommend camping here
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Won’t Be Disappointed
We love this campground. North campground has large sites and the parkette gives you spectacular sunsets over Lake Simcoe. South campground sites are a little more private but some of them have quite a slope. Fun family oriented campground that respects the rules.
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Great Family campground
I have been coming here for over 50 yrs, love the bike trail to get ice cream. Our family meets every year for thanksgiving. A small campground that the kids can play at the beach, paddle a canoe, catch frogs at the frog pond.
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Best Park
We really enjoyed this camp ground. I just want to spit this out right away.... I was super impressed by the cleanliness of the washroom facility closest to us.... we were at site 107 in Leander section. They really clean the facility well, no spider webs and not many bugs(I know as the day goes on bugs do get in) but compared to other parks I have been to, they really take care....... anyways it was a great family getaway. They had some play equipment for the kids and a basketball court. They even had a feathered friend event for the kids..... I can't say how often that happens but it was nice for us....... the firewood/ice is not over priced which is nice...... this park has some great star gazing too. One thing I think is a bit disappointing is the beach is far enough away that you do need to drive to it but that can not be helped..... it is a beautiful beach. We were lucky to have a great day of waves while we were there which is always extra fun BUT ALWAYS BE WATER SAFE, IT CAN BE A VERY DANGEROUS WITH UNDERTOWS......I am sure you can get a life jacket with a refundable deposit too so keep that in mind which will be mentioned in the park booklet you get checking in. Make sure you do read it it has some good information in it......There is a dog beach too!!!!!! And there is a section for dogs to be on the leash and a section for dogs to be off leash as well which is soooo nice for our furry friends. My dog had the time of her life and she was so tuckered out each night along with the kids....... they have many different types of sites (eg. Shade/no shade..privacy). And port burwell it self is a beautiful little town with the world's best ice cream shop too and a few different places to get food...... we really like our spot and the fire pit was in a good place and it was the right size too...... anyways we had the time of our lives and I know you will too.
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Short visit but still awesome
Had a short visit at Brent Campground but it was still a great time. We had a lovely evening before setting off to the interior of Algonquin
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Brings back memories
This park has/ was one our family top parks when we headed way up north. Such a beautiful view and exceptional trails. At the time of our visit there were deer everywhere which made for some great photography. The hike to the top of the giant is a must but it does make you sweat
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AndreaL
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Lovely place to camp
We have camped here with friends the past two years. We love that it is small, has beautiful and close access to the river and is close enough to town that you can whip in to get any last minute items, go for ice cream or enjoy the beach in Goderich. Lots of shade, minimal bugs and clean washrooms! Would definitely recommend.
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What a spot
Been camping at killbear since I was a kid and it never get old. Awesome staff and all the sites are great.
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BEACH BEAUTY
My parents took us to Silver Falls as kids. We are 35 and still love to camp there. The price is excellent. The beach is huge and very clean. There are many sites to choose from with a cooking firepit and picnic table. Many nice new clean outhouses all equipped with sanitizer. The campers are all very friendly and helpful. Definitely a kid friendly place. My family and I went last-night just for the evening.
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Ashleighh1093
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Great park
My family and some friends rented 3 lots side by side in this section of sibbald park. It was our first time camping and it was a success. The area was quiet, provided a good amount of privacy, 15 min walk to the beach and 8 min walk to the public bathrooms. The neighbour campers were friendly, the park was clean, and the staff were great. We're actually going again in October in another section and will keep doing so until we find our favorite spot. Overall the park was great and we recommend it!
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Annual camping but not for swimming
We have camped annually at Earl Rowe for the last few years. Love the area and proximity to things. We hike in the area the majority of our time there. Washrooms and showers are kept fairly clean. Staff are great! Lake is consistently experiencing an Algae Bloom and personally I'd never swim in it. Despite the lake, I'd still recommend a stay to enjoy the peace and tranquility! Do keep an eye and ear out for a cougar than tends to frequent the far side of the park (that's at least my experience two years in a row).
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Beautiful view
There’s lots of nice views from this park. It’s tiny but pretty. Too bad there’s no beach.
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Beautiful Camping Spot
What a great gem of a site, sitting right beside Lake Superior. We had trees around us to give us privacy, and there was plenty of room for our tent to sit closer to the trees. The next morning we launched out kayaks into Lake Superior. It helped that we were right beside the water. No lugging. Rossport is very clean and the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. I will definitely return.
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Great camping park
We have a seasonal site at White Lake and the park is kept very clean and well maintained...All the Park staff from the gatehouse to the maintenance crew to the Duty officers are very friendly and always going out of their way to make sure our camping experience is going great.
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Ameya Gokhale
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Excellent Campground with a lake, pool, play area and a lot of fun !
We went to Lake Whittaker Campground for a group camping event comprising of about 65 people (including 20 kids of several different ages). Its a perfect gateway for someone living in the Toronto suburbs and takes only about 90 mins of a drive on the 403. It's a well-maintained campground with separate areas for group camping and individual camping. The lake inside the campground is very picturesque and one shouldn't miss the night sky from over there. The campground also has a beautiful pool, a children's play area and a lot of good trails to explore. Paddleboard and kayak rentals are also operative during the summer. The group camping sites have electrical connections, tap, firepits and ash pits.
The store is located at the entrance and has a decent amount of supplies of firewood, refreshments and other stuff.
The best part: Almost no bugs !!!!!
The store is located at the entrance and has a decent amount of supplies of firewood, refreshments and other stuff.
The best part: Almost no bugs !!!!!
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Take me back camping!
I cannot wait to go back to Pinery. The last I visited was in 2017 and due to some personal family illnesses and a death I haven't been able to go back. I am so looking forward to booking Pinery next year. It's always clean, beautiful, serene and you become one with nature. My 3 kids and my hubby love camping, it teaches you the simple things in life. My most special moment is waking up early and having coffee with the chipmunks, bluejays and other critters. Mother nature is awesome.
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Killbear Provincial Park
Killbear PP is a really beautiful provincial park. The iconic leaning white pine tree located on Sunset rocks is a must see and the sunsets are breathtaking. There’s a beautiful 6 km recreational trail to walk or bike. There’s 3 hiking trails that offers spectacular views of Georgian Bay. It’s definitely a beautiful park to go to.
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Red Maple at Grundy Lake
The reason you should select this campground is because of the sunsets on the lake. Plus the treed sites are intimate and timeless.
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McGowan Lake Campground
Great campground with a variety of site styles. Very friendly staff at the office/store. Lots of planned activities for both kids and adults every weekend. People who are seasonal here are quite friendly and very welcoming. We were in the tented sites for a weekend which was very nicely treed, great breeze off the lake and quite spacious. The only downfall is that there isn't a washroom up in the tenting area, it's about a 3 minute walk to the closest facility.
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Awesome place year-round
One of my favourite provincial park spots for camping in the summer. Plus they have the skating trail in the winter which is awesome!
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Great park
The staff were very friendly, lots of activities for the kids, and the facilities were spotless.
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Amazing beach
The beach at Sandbanks is beyond amazing. Soft sand and shallow waters makes it a perfect playground. The campsites are a short walk away. Lots of amenities and a wonderful store. The sites are quite small in some areas of cedars. We have larger tents and couldn't fit our dining tent and vehicle but the site was nice and sandy. The only drawback was the vegetation between campsites is extremely full of poison Ivy. Please be careful
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Finlayson Point
Super friendly park staff and clean comfort station with showers. Been coming here for 30+ years. Pristine Lake Temagami never disappoints. 🏕🎣
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Fun place to be
Fun for the whole family. The sites are nice and the washrooms were clean. The beach is always a highlight. We make an effort to visit every summer!
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Lots of wonderful memories made here
Canisbay is a lovely campground. The beach is perfect for families. We enjoyed several relaxing canoe rides in the lake.
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Lighthouse Point B Site 1429
Stayed here for a weekend with a group of 6 and loved the site. It was semi-private but sandwiched between 2 roads roads. Access to the comfort station wasn't too far and potable water tap wasn't far off.
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Southwest Campground Site 220
Stayed here for a weekend with friends and we enjoyed the campground. It wasn't very private and neighbouring sites were close by. Would still recommend if privacy isn't a concern.
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Pog Lake, Campground A, Site: 152
Stayed here for a weekend and loved the site. It was very private, separated from the road by a hill. Tent was pitched far into the site, overlooking a small inlet where you can hear all kinds of wildlife. Would highly recommend.
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Clean campground
This place is very clean. It has a ton of great views of the gorge. Awesome walking trails for beginners. It’s close enough to walk to town and enjoy town for a day. Camp site was extremely clean level even the facilities were decently clean. I defiantly recommend this campground to anyone very easy to get around lots of space and privacy. Get in early to rent your tubes!!
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Didn’t disappoint
We stayed at Pog Lake for 2 weeks and it was perfect. It was July and we expected lots of bugs but hardly any. The park is well kept. Going kayaking was very easy to access. We would stay here again for sure!
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Reviewed on August 2022
Debbie N Bruce_Banks
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Amazing
From the front gate to the staff on the grounds you couldn’t ask for better people!
The girls at the front were so helpful and friendly! The park is so much fun and clean! Trails are just amazing! We are going back again!!
The girls at the front were so helpful and friendly! The park is so much fun and clean! Trails are just amazing! We are going back again!!
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Just ok
Beautiful park with VERY private sites. The sites are long and skinny though with only a small "bump out" for the fire pit. No space on most for even a dining tent. Even though the park was full, is was very quiet at night. You can however hear Bruce power plant humming at night. Sunsets are gorgeous. Bike trail is wonderful. Kids park is VERY tiny and disappointing for such a huge park. You can't even walk to it from the campsites. Very inconvenient. Bathrooms were clean and well kept.
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Clean and friendly
This campsite is one of the best in Ontario as far as provincial parks go. The place is clean, organized and easy to navigate. There are signs indicating where all amenities are, to make it easy to not get lost. Tip for future campers! There are a lot of friendly visitors (raccoons) that visit at night. They are very friendly but extremely clever so I highly recommend putting food and garbage in a locked vehicle while you sleep!
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N.E.T. CAMPING RESORT
I have camped at alot of parks since childhood. This is by far the best park to have my trailer parked at. Always something to do. One big family. Events for all ages. Lots of park amenities and contests. Tara and Tony go out of their way to ensure all guests have the best vacation memories whether it be overnight or day trips! Well stocked store and food trailer on site. Highly recommend N.E.T. Camping in Fenwick, Ontario.
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Love this place
Such a great campground we continue to go back year after year! The fall colours are beautiful, there is no cell reception which is amazing! They do have a pay phone if needed.
The sites are clean and the grounds are well maintained. I almost don’t want to tell you about it so I can keep it my favourite secret
The sites are clean and the grounds are well maintained. I almost don’t want to tell you about it so I can keep it my favourite secret
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Greta, clean site
Kearney was great! Site was clean, easy to navigate, the beach was clean and calm too. The weather didn't cooperate but our site had many trees to easily setup a tarp quickly.
It was also pretty close to good hikes and theres a great bike trail that cuts through the park.
It was also pretty close to good hikes and theres a great bike trail that cuts through the park.
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Pinery
This is probably our favourite place to camp. Beautiful beaches , trails, good food and ice cream at the park store. The campsites are spacious and private. The hurts are wonderful to stay in come fall.
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Beautiful Park
We loved camping at Killbear! It was absolutely beautiful and the sites were great.
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brookead
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Great family campground
We went to this park thinking the sites were a little more private than they were but we still had a great time! We stayed in one of the sites right along the river on the furthest islands. It is awesome that you can go around the park on an inflatable tube. Where our site was, people thought it was an opening for the lazy river so we did have a lot of people trekking through our site but we will had an awesome weekend!
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Becky
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Balsam lake poplar site
We enjoyed every moment of our stay there the lots are a fair size we loved that we could cook right on the fire pit
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Quiet, away from beaches, good privacy
It's a bit of a drive into the beach but otherwise it's amazing. If you want privacy and quiet this is the campground. We used the other campgrounds, beach etc as like "day trips", happy to return back to our secluded site at the end of the day.
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Janis
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Great Campground
Only stayed one night on our way towards Quebec. Would definitely return for a longer stay. Super friendly and helpful owner. Lovely place with great campers! Beautiful views of bay.
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Christmas in July
Our family hosted a Christmas in July at Blue Lake and it was one of my most favorite memories! Beautiful crystal clear lake, private camp sites, all the amenities, play grounds, hiking area, pet friendly.... just perfect. They have thought of everything and it's fun for everyone!
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Bonnechere Provincial Park
Love this park. Went with my kids and some friends. Our favourite part of the trip was renting canoes and exploring the lazy river. It was just perfect for us since we are novices. The fishing was great too. There were alot of spots for shore fishing. We also had alot of fun on the beach and the volleyball court on a sunny day. My camp stove broke down near the end of the trip but thankfully there were some nice little spots nearby to pick up a pizza or burgers and poutine. We also had a fun afternoon trip in nearby Killaloe, home of the famous Beavertails!
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Quiet, futher from beach and noise
This is our favorite campground so far. Between the hiking, the canoeing, swimming and quiet sites, there's nothing we don't love. It is further from the beach but that's why it's much quieter. Wonderful place to camp, explore and relax.
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MicheleZ.
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Two timer every summer
We look forward to meeting our children at this KOA twice a year every summer for the Spring and Fall Automotive Fleamarket.
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MicheleZ.
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Our summer getaway
Our family has been enjoying every summer at this campground for the last 30 years!
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Karla107
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Great Campsite
Great campsite! Very family friendly. Fantastic area to walk and hike. Close to Kingston if we need to make a trip into town. Grounds are well maintained. Staff are available, friendly and knowledgeable. Nice and clean facilities. Highly recommended!
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MicheleZ.
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First Timers
My husband and I enjoy staying at this KOA for the first time...very cozy!
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Our favorite camping
We have been going for over 8 or 9 years. We only missed the 2020 season because it was closed. We even made some friends there and have been camping with them ever since. We love the sites that are next to the water. The kids are big fans of the park. The beach is very nice. The bathrooms are clean but I wish there was more bathrooms.
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Family fun weekend
We loved this place, # one favorite is all the activities. We like to stay active. Out favorite activity was the Mine! We got to enjoy 2 of the beaches. Our camp site was perfect. Very big we lots of shade. The bathrooms were clean. The only downside for us was there was not lock stations for our bikes. We will be going back.
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Best campground by far
We have been coming to Killbear every summer for 26 years and love it! We have stayed in several other campgrounds, Beaver Dams and Lighthouse, but Kilcoursie is by far our favourite. I don’t think you can get a bad site, although we’ve been lucky enough to get sites on beach row several times. Every year we see deer in the park, usually on the road going out of Kilcoursie but also amongst the trees near the campsites. We have seen a mother deer nursing her baby fawn, which was amazing! We have even seen a few bears running through the sites but got out of the way quickly. My adult children always use their vacation days so they can come up and stay with us too, which is lovely. The beach in Kilcoursie is outstanding! You feel like you’re in Florida or somewhere tropical with all that golden sand. There are several stores on the main road coming in that rent canoes, kayaks and stand up paddle boards if you don’t have your own. Also handy if you run out of something or forgot something at home. Killbear is a beautiful park with several trails, beautiful beaches, “sunset rock” where the famous tree is and incredible views. It is well kept and supervised and a great park for families of all ages. I shall be returning to Kilcoursie for many more years!
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Great family campground and location
Spent some time here when visiting our family at a nearby cottage. Convenient 30amp and water hookups, with the dump station on site. Very clean and well maintained campground.
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Hawk – Awenda
For whatever reason, we haven’t been back to Awenda for 15+ years and have been twice this year and it’s our new favourite campground. The sites we’ve had have been amazing - lots of space to spread out and two picnic tables to use. We love the beach area - 3rd in particular which is not unlike a Caribbean beach, minus the colour of the water. The facilities are clean and the less than two hour travel time from Toronto is great.
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Love this park
Best dog beach anywhere. Beach is beautiful.
Sites are mostly nice and private.
Sites are mostly nice and private.
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Wildlife escape
I enjoy camping in and visiting Algonquin Park. I like Mew Lake because of the large campsites and convenient location of the amenities. Am looking forward to camping this month, although it isn't at Mew Lake, will be visiting a friend who is camping there.
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Pancake Bay Provincial Park! Second to none!
Best beach and campground !! Ok, so the water is a little cool. But that’s great on hot days!
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Beautiful park! Must see!
We love going to Windy Lake. The sites are spacious so bring additional electrical cord! The beach is gorgeous with plenty of grassy area under trees or on Sandy beach, you want either, no problem!
This park is awesome!
This park is awesome!
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Family and Friends camp weekend
This summer is our second year for friends and family camping weekend!! We usually have 3 sites booked together so we can enjoy everyone's company! With one site as a communal cooking and eating area!! Theme go out during the day on Saturday to enjoy the fine breweries in the area, while the women and children go to the beach!! It's awin all situation!! The sites are well maintained and the beach is a quick drive away but also great times had by all!!
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Family friendly
Silver Falls Provincial Park has been a favourite to bring my family and friends for many decades. Great fishing, friendly campers, beautiful beach, hiking trails and campsites suitable for anyone's needs. So many improvements have been made since my first visit to the park and staff strive to keep things in order. Highly recommended to all who appreciate the beauty Northern Ontario has to offer.
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Beach
Beach wasn’t open when we went due to bacteria in the water. Otherwise it’s a decent campground but I would prefer to go with one of the campgrounds along the Long Sault Parkway
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Great hiking options
Beautiful park, and well kept. Great fishing in Marie Louise Lake. The camping spots on the west side of the lake are quiet and peaceful and there's tons of hikes ranging from a few km to over 30. The loop around Marie Louis Lake is just over 18km and a great run.
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RachelW
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Family friendly campground with some waterfront sites
Great family friendly campground with some nice waterfront sites. There are three sections, each has differnet characteristics. You need to be clear on what you are choosing. Cedar campground has some shades and some nice waterfront sites that I would love to camp next time. Riverside East has mostly open sunny sites with less privacy. Riverside West has shaded sites. Overall its a good campground with lots of choices. It would be great if washrooms are renovated
If you are new to the area, make sure to check out "Upper Canada Village" which is a great historical village well managed by Parks of St Lawrence Commission
If you are new to the area, make sure to check out "Upper Canada Village" which is a great historical village well managed by Parks of St Lawrence Commission
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Reviewed on August 2022
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Cabin stay
We stayed at the Chickadee cabin at Riverside-Cedar campground. The cabin stay was great. The cabin had refrigerator, microwave, air conditioner and a bbq machine. Washrooms are common and there is a separate water pipe connection for each cabin , but outside the cabin. That’s helpful. Washrooms and shower are common amenities. The staff do a good job keeping the washrooms clean but it’s about time the park renovated the washrooms. They are old.
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RachelW
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Family friendly
Really cute, small family friendly campground, not too far from home. Friendly staff, clean facilities. Showers are great! My kids and I stayed in the one room cabin. It was barely big enough. The beds aren't very comfortable, but that's camping. Next time, I will likely book a larger cabin. I'd say that the one room cabin is good for either three people or a family of four with smaller kids. My kids are older and we need more sleeping space. All in all, a good time
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Reviewed on July 2022
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Beautiful well kept campground
The campground is a very well kept one, the owners are friendly. The lake is beautiful, our kids love the beach. A very good alternative for the busy provincial parks that we usually go to, we will definitely return next year
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Best choice in Sandbanks
I have been camping to Sandbanks many times, and Cedars is one of my favorites here. The beach is just walking distance. My favorite thing to do is to hit the beach early in the morning before the day use crowd starts arriving. its so serene. The campground is also well kept, the comfort station is clean most of the times. Some sites are too close to a road, but many are perfect, deep and wide. Overall, a good campground choice for me
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Reviewed on July 2022
KatV
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Poplar is the best
Poplar is our favorite campground in Grundy. The park has really nice and large sites for our RV. Our kids love the beach. We love the fact that there is a comfort station closeby and the quietness of the campground. There are some bears around, so don't leave your food outside
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Great stay at the cabin
Comfortable, affordable and less-to-pack alternative for tent camping. Loved our recent stay at one of the two rustic cabins at Killarney. The front porch has insect screens and seating for two to relax and enjoy the view outside. Costed around $135 per night
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Rustic Cabin experience was great!
The cabin is located right on the waterfront. Great views from front porch overlooking the water. The cabin stay is comfortable and has good amount of space. The cabin looked new and recently renovate. This rustic camp cabin is located close to Hilltop campground
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Reviewed on June 2022
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A must visit spot for the lovely views
A quaint little natural area that has a nice lookout point with lovely views. Although it is officially classified as a park and is owned by Ontario park, there is not much to do except enjoy the view. The access to the lake right there is great, it has a small parking area and is a great spot for picnics.
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Reviewed on March 2022
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Great for fishing
Quiet clean and reasonable. Close to beach. Good boat launch facility. Great choice for fishing, they have got a nice cleaning station
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Albert T
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Great place
We spent a week in Sep 2021 with friends. The campground was awesome, we very much enjoyed the lakefront sites. The owners were friendly, amenities were good. Overall, it was a great experience
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Albert T
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Great park, one of the cleanest I’ve been to!
Fantastic park that we fell in love with last year! Looking forward to many more years and memories to be made here! The overnight lots are all an extremely good size and surrounded by 8-foot hedges which provides complete privacy. this has to be the cleanest trailer park I've ever been to
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Reviewed on December 2021
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No privacy and no Comfort station
Richarson's is one of the smaller campgrounds at Sandbanks. The sites do not have any privacy but the beach is very closeby. There are no comfort stations here either, only vault toilets. Overall, this can be a decent option if you go as a group and book nearby sites and you don't really care about privacy. For me, I prefer comfort stations, especially if I am going on multiday camping trip. So I would not return to this campground in future
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Jack Nate
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Good family camping experience
Nice quiet park. We stayed at the Algonquin camping area and we liked it. It was quiet, very close to the washrooms. The washroom building was cleaned daily in the morning, and stayed fairly clean throughout the day. Toilet paper was always well stocked. Close to hiking and beach. The park has play equipment for children. Very close to Port Elgin if you want to head into town for anything or just visit the downtown.
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Reviewed on October 2021
SteveB
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Lots of potential
We visited Fairbank PP this past August. The beaches were fantastic, which sadly is the only positive for this PP. Hence the 2 star rating.
As tent campers we found the site made of stone screening. Not the best for tenting. The roads were terrible especially for the trailers going by our site. All of the restroom facilities, including the vaulted toilets, were terrible. The comfort station was a mess with the 3 mens toilets being out of service. The parks remedy was to place an external toilet outside. If the Province was too invest more money into this park it could be a really nice all round park
As tent campers we found the site made of stone screening. Not the best for tenting. The roads were terrible especially for the trailers going by our site. All of the restroom facilities, including the vaulted toilets, were terrible. The comfort station was a mess with the 3 mens toilets being out of service. The parks remedy was to place an external toilet outside. If the Province was too invest more money into this park it could be a really nice all round park
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Reviewed on October 2021
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One of the best RV resorts in Kawartha Lakes
We have had a trailer at Alpine Rv Resort for more than 5 years now. The resort is clean, the sites are great and the staff are very helpful. The best part about the resort is the swimming pool. The pool is great for families with a second wading pool for the little ones. Anyone who is looking for a quiet resort would appreciate this spot. The fishing in Sturgeon is good for bass, walleye and musky. Great access to 3 locks within 30 minutes of the resort. Yes, there are rules but that’s what keeps it so nice
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A well maintained park with some room for improvement
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- Clear, straightforward rules that makes sense and help keep the park the way it is
- Beautiful gardens, well manicured lawns and mature trees
- Access to Balsam Lake is simple. There is a man made canal system that connects the Marina to the Balsam Lake.
The marina is beautiful to hang around and listen to music
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Parking is limited in the lots. So you have to park your car in the main parking area and walk to the lots - A small inconvenience
Signs can be improved. Older customers might find it a little challenging to find their way around
Overall, its a great park. Nothing major to complain. A few hiccups, that's all
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- Clear, straightforward rules that makes sense and help keep the park the way it is
- Beautiful gardens, well manicured lawns and mature trees
- Access to Balsam Lake is simple. There is a man made canal system that connects the Marina to the Balsam Lake.
The marina is beautiful to hang around and listen to music
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Parking is limited in the lots. So you have to park your car in the main parking area and walk to the lots - A small inconvenience
Signs can be improved. Older customers might find it a little challenging to find their way around
Overall, its a great park. Nothing major to complain. A few hiccups, that's all
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Great place but has become a little expensive
Great relaxing place to spend time with nature. The place used to have overnight camping lots that you can just pull up but its no longer the case. Now, they only offer seasonal lots. I don't blame them, its just business
Also, the prices are a little expensive for an average joe
Also, the prices are a little expensive for an average joe
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Nice beach but less privacy
Stayed at Snake campground - Awenda this summer. A quiet campground with well maintained facilities. Love the beach - nice & secluded. Not too much privacy though
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Reviewed on October 2021
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Nice tall trees, beautiful looking area
Deer Campsites are but rank very poor in privacy, in my opinion. Beautiful tall trees everywhere makes the area serene. Its nice that there is a small park for kids next to the comfort stations. Showers were still closed due to Covid regulations
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Reviewed on October 2021
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Bad, just bad
Had a terrible experience camping here this summer. The site was not suitable for our trailer, we gave our trailer specifications beforehand and they said the site can accommodate our rig, but clearly it couldn't. The sites were not maintained at all - tall grass and weed, uncut and unmaintained. Absolutely no privacy whatsoever , we felt like we were group camping with this other family in the site nearby. The facilities and amenities are old, not maintained. I recommend avoiding this campground
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Reviewed on October 2021
Jack Nate
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Great KOA
Great KOA. Nice large full hookups sites with lots of trees that offer privacy. The staff did regular rounds making sure all the amenities are kept clean. Very close to Gravenhurst and Bracebridge. Would absolutely stay here again.
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Jack Nate
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Great park, lots of things to do for kids
We stayed in one of their tented cabins for a weekend in Sep 2021. It blew my mind that such an awesome provincial park is available merely 2 hours east of GTA. Right off the 401. Lush greens, not heavily packed with campsites like Algonquin, and 3 sections to choose from. We stayed in the Maples.
They have a beautiful sandy beach, however it was quite windy for kids to spend a lot of time in the beach. It is Fall season, so I should have expected it :). Ontario Lake was also way too choppy (never seen it as choppy in all my life).
We did a boardwalk trek (1.5 km), it was amazing with the kids, lots of exploration and very unique.
I 100% recommend this park as lots to do including lighthouse, nature center, lots of fossils, hiking paths.
They have a beautiful sandy beach, however it was quite windy for kids to spend a lot of time in the beach. It is Fall season, so I should have expected it :). Ontario Lake was also way too choppy (never seen it as choppy in all my life).
We did a boardwalk trek (1.5 km), it was amazing with the kids, lots of exploration and very unique.
I 100% recommend this park as lots to do including lighthouse, nature center, lots of fossils, hiking paths.
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Albert T
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A different kind of campground, but nice
We stayed at Firefly campground. The campground was different from most other ones I have stayed. The area is flat and not many trees and no privacy. But weirdly enough, it was nice to camp there. Felt like a sense of community. People from neighbouring sites were friendly and there was plenty of flat ground and lawn for the kids to play in. The beach nearby is good too, except for he fact the water is quite cold. Overall a great experience staying at Firefly
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Decent park, good sites but there are many better options from Ontario Parks
Inverhuron's campsites are great when it comes to privacy, other than the fact that some of the sites are close to trail. There are some sites that are close to the beach but not exactly waterfront. So, when it comes to Inverhuron, I would recommend choosing sites based on privacy rather than waterfront. Some sites with good privacy are: 27, 68, 72, 159, and 169
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Best views, best beach but crowded
We love the Outlet beach, its much better than Dunes beach. So we always try to get waterfront sites at Outlet campgrounds. One big disadvantage with Outlet campground is the crowd, the day use beach gets lot of visitors during the day. If you are okay with it, these campgrounds are definitely worth it
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A great place to make memories
Woodland park has been our destination for over ten years! We look so forward to spending our holidays swimming, fishing, hiking, playing on the beach, out on the water and making new friends! Always greeted by the seasonal campers with open arms. The owners have kept this park clean and are always there to lend a hand. We feel like we’re home when we are camping at Woodland Park!
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Owner need to self evaluate!!!!
Owners need to self evaluate!!!
I can only comment on personal experience as a seasonal camper over the last 2 years at the park.
pro's of the park.
-the campers are amazing park is quite because nobody is around.
-large camp sites.
- transit can do whatever they want.
con's -
-park is under going constant rule change to suit the owner at the time.
-pumpouts dont happen when you are a weekly pump out.
- hydro is not broken down. by the meter they supply.
-hydro is not strong enough to support this park. you are made to run most if your trailer items on propane ie fridge and water all summer
-owners rude, condescending.
-no park festivities unless the campers put something on.
-will be told that "everything is subject to change." without notice.
- 50/50 winner is made to sell them the next weekend.
- bathrooms have been closed for over 2 years.( not even due to covid) the sinks are sitting outside of the bathrooms
- not family friendly by owners.
- service people wont come to park for repairs
- beach is dirty.
- sell you wet wood
- owners will tell you that everything can be fixed with a YouTube video.
- cameras and voice recorders will be you best friend
If you want a family "resort" this is not the place for you
I can only comment on personal experience as a seasonal camper over the last 2 years at the park.
pro's of the park.
-the campers are amazing park is quite because nobody is around.
-large camp sites.
- transit can do whatever they want.
con's -
-park is under going constant rule change to suit the owner at the time.
-pumpouts dont happen when you are a weekly pump out.
- hydro is not broken down. by the meter they supply.
-hydro is not strong enough to support this park. you are made to run most if your trailer items on propane ie fridge and water all summer
-owners rude, condescending.
-no park festivities unless the campers put something on.
-will be told that "everything is subject to change." without notice.
- 50/50 winner is made to sell them the next weekend.
- bathrooms have been closed for over 2 years.( not even due to covid) the sinks are sitting outside of the bathrooms
- not family friendly by owners.
- service people wont come to park for repairs
- beach is dirty.
- sell you wet wood
- owners will tell you that everything can be fixed with a YouTube video.
- cameras and voice recorders will be you best friend
If you want a family "resort" this is not the place for you
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Ciecie
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Great campground
Turtle campground site 41
The size of the campground is great. We had group of 4 and two large tent set up. Very close to water tap washroom and comfort station. The lot is deep so it has great privacy. Many trees around for east tarp set up. We survive a severe thunderstorm during our stay. The onyl down side is that it only allow 1 vehicle parking on site. The additional parking is a far walk. We hv to drive drop off n it’s a one way round so it take at least 10 mins round trip. Overall it’s a great site.
The size of the campground is great. We had group of 4 and two large tent set up. Very close to water tap washroom and comfort station. The lot is deep so it has great privacy. Many trees around for east tarp set up. We survive a severe thunderstorm during our stay. The onyl down side is that it only allow 1 vehicle parking on site. The additional parking is a far walk. We hv to drive drop off n it’s a one way round so it take at least 10 mins round trip. Overall it’s a great site.
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Quiet and secluded
A great place to relax, swim, fish and just relax by a fire.
I was surprised at how private the campaign spots were and the overall cleanliness was very impressive. Park staff were knowledgeable and very helpful.
I was surprised at how private the campaign spots were and the overall cleanliness was very impressive. Park staff were knowledgeable and very helpful.
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Easy and convenient
This is a great family campground. It is easy to get to and has lots of space for your set up.
It has a playground, showers and a store.
It has MANY waterfront sites that are gorgeous.
The beach is awesome for kids, a nice shallow entry!
It has a playground, showers and a store.
It has MANY waterfront sites that are gorgeous.
The beach is awesome for kids, a nice shallow entry!
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Lovely getaway
We enjoyed our time here with a young family. The campground has lots of waterfront sites and trees.
The water can be a bit tricky for young kids because the current can be string depending on where you are.
Nice, clean and lots of fun.
The water can be a bit tricky for young kids because the current can be string depending on where you are.
Nice, clean and lots of fun.
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Great tiny campground
A nice quiet, sandy beach..lovely waterfront sites.
A playground for kiddos.
We loved that this campground had lots of trees, lovely waterfront and that it was so small. The size of it makes it a peaceful gem!
A playground for kiddos.
We loved that this campground had lots of trees, lovely waterfront and that it was so small. The size of it makes it a peaceful gem!
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Beautiful
The Good:
⭐ Lots of waterfront sites.
⭐You can swim/fish on site, but there is a rocky shoreline so bring water shoes.
⭐Stunning sunsets
⭐Family campground with a playground and a store that sells candy and ice cream.
⭐A very quick and easy commute if you're in the Ottawa area.
⭐ Lots of trees and private campsites (but some that are not)
The Bad:
⭐Quite a few sites have a serious slope. Be mindful of that while booking depending on your camping sleeping arrangements.
⭐ Saint Lawrence Parks do not offer cooking grills on the fire pits like Ontario Parks does.
⭐ There were not many water taps or washrooms so it can be a bit of a hike.
⭐ Lots of waterfront sites.
⭐You can swim/fish on site, but there is a rocky shoreline so bring water shoes.
⭐Stunning sunsets
⭐Family campground with a playground and a store that sells candy and ice cream.
⭐A very quick and easy commute if you're in the Ottawa area.
⭐ Lots of trees and private campsites (but some that are not)
The Bad:
⭐Quite a few sites have a serious slope. Be mindful of that while booking depending on your camping sleeping arrangements.
⭐ Saint Lawrence Parks do not offer cooking grills on the fire pits like Ontario Parks does.
⭐ There were not many water taps or washrooms so it can be a bit of a hike.
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lizlecain
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Beautiful but smelly
The Good:
⛺ Large campsites
⛺ Beautiful waterfront options
⛺ Sandy Beach that is great for kiddos. It has a nice shallow water entry
⛺ Nice and small overall
⛺ This was our ONLY plug in site this year!
⛺ A quick drive from the Ottawa area, a nice easy trip for families
⛺A great trip for beginner campers
The Bad:
? This campground oddly had the sewer drops RIGHT next to the beautiful waterfront sites... ⁉️ I'd much prefer this to be near the entrance like the other parks because man it was stinky ?
⛺ Large campsites
⛺ Beautiful waterfront options
⛺ Sandy Beach that is great for kiddos. It has a nice shallow water entry
⛺ Nice and small overall
⛺ This was our ONLY plug in site this year!
⛺ A quick drive from the Ottawa area, a nice easy trip for families
⛺A great trip for beginner campers
The Bad:
? This campground oddly had the sewer drops RIGHT next to the beautiful waterfront sites... ⁉️ I'd much prefer this to be near the entrance like the other parks because man it was stinky ?
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Fantastic for Kids
My children loved it here. The beach and park are perfect for families! This will be an annual trip for my kids and I.
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Diane_Couse
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Beautiful but….
We stayed on site 59 in this beautiful campground. We had a lovely site that sloped down to the water where we could pull up our boat and canoe, as well as swim! What is not to love? The year a brand new comfort station was built in this campground, and all the outhouses were removed, which forced everyone to use the comfort station. The issue with the comfort station is that it was built at the top of a hill. From our campsite it was a 100 meter walk to the comfort station. The biggest issue was that there was an elevation change of 10 meters or the equivalent of 3 flights of stairs in that distance. So 3 flights of stairs to go up to the comfort station, and 3 flights of stairs to go back down to the campsite. That is a big issue and very poorly planned. To be at one of the campsites close to the comfort station meant that you were camping almost right beside the road listening to the truck traffic. If you are considering one of the non-electric sites in this campground keep in mind the elevation change from your site to the comfort station.
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Big trees sites
We love Murphy's Point campground. We tent camp and enjoy the large trees sites. The education center has many activities for all ages. The abandoned Mica mine and hiking trails give you hours of things to do during your visit. The beaches are beautiful and the water is clear. It is also minutes from Perth where you can run to get supplies or spend an afternoon exploring all of the beautiful shops. A weekend visit is never long enough.
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Great Family Camping
Desert Lake offers many family opportunities for campers. They have events for adults and children. Their new playground is great for all ages. The lake is clean. The fishing is good. Yeo and his family are wonderful to deal with and happy to help. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We are seasonal and love every day we spend here.
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Bunnycamps
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Great camping experience
First time camping in Algonquin, so we didnt really know what to expect. We had the extreme heat when we arrived, and the heavy thunderstorm the day after that led to most of our stuff soaked and the water seeping in through our tent. Lots of diff bugs! I guess things you can expect from camping and to be prepared for. It was a good experience. The site itself was well maintained and offers privacy from other campers. The lake was amazingly breathtaking. The water was clear and the beach was clean. It was nice exploring the lake with our kids. We will definitely be back, with hopes of a sunny and cool weather.
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Cute & quiet canpground
Great little campground not far drom town in hintsville. There is a nice beach down the road and this campground has there own pool, washrooms and a park for when you camp there. It was nice & quiet food family campground.
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Lrogers
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Love the Sandbanks
Clean beaches and park. We were impressed with how spacious and private our site was. Can’t get enough of those Sandy beaches
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Ana_Tsang
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first time camper
Love this park, I will definitely go again.
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Ana_Tsang
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Amazing Campground
First time went camping and this is a magnificent campground.
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The greatest Great Lake!
Our absolute favourite park and lake ever!
Clean.
Beautiful beaches.
The friendliest staff.
Our 3 year old already wants to work here!
Clean.
Beautiful beaches.
The friendliest staff.
Our 3 year old already wants to work here!
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Billieboy
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Rock Lake-Algonquin
Been going there since 1995. It is about 8km in the bush but close to the beach and always quiet and beautiful. No highway noise.
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Carli
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Fabulous
We had such a wonderful time!!
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FranP
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Great Campground
A well managed campground with facilities that are clean and tidy. The staff are friendly and helpful. They also make sure that the rules are followed. I love camping there.
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First time here !
It was our first time camping at this camp ground . We were at site 8 on Red Pine road .
Beautiful place to camp .
Level lot
Hot showers .
Friendly campers
Quiet park.
Scenery is fabulous
Beautiful place to camp .
Level lot
Hot showers .
Friendly campers
Quiet park.
Scenery is fabulous
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lizlecain
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Hikers Dream
This campground has it all:
⭐Beautiful Lake
⭐ Stunning hikes
⭐ Privacy
⭐ Surrounded by Nature
⭐ Peaceful
⭐Clean
⭐Beautiful Lake
⭐ Stunning hikes
⭐ Privacy
⭐ Surrounded by Nature
⭐ Peaceful
⭐Clean
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lizlecain
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Beach and Nature
?Large campsites
? Forested sites offer lots of privacy
? Amazing waterfront sites and views
?Picturesque
?Great cooking grills
?Flat sites
?Quiet and peaceful
? Forested sites offer lots of privacy
? Amazing waterfront sites and views
?Picturesque
?Great cooking grills
?Flat sites
?Quiet and peaceful
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lizlecain
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Best place
This camping experience was one of the best we've had. Our site, the weather, our adventures were all ?
What we loved:
?Forested/private Campsites
? The riverside waterfront campsites are pure perfection for canoeing, SUP and kayaking. You can drop in right from your site for a picturesque voyage.
?The beach is large, calm and lovely. It is shallow for a long way and it great for kiddos.
?Great fire pit for cooking
? Quiet- lots of nature sounds. We loved falling asleep to the bullfrogs. ?
?Clean and well cared for
What we loved:
?Forested/private Campsites
? The riverside waterfront campsites are pure perfection for canoeing, SUP and kayaking. You can drop in right from your site for a picturesque voyage.
?The beach is large, calm and lovely. It is shallow for a long way and it great for kiddos.
?Great fire pit for cooking
? Quiet- lots of nature sounds. We loved falling asleep to the bullfrogs. ?
?Clean and well cared for
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At Peace With Nature
? Campsites were perfect ?VERY private, so many trees.
? Beach was great for kids. Not crowded, shallow entry and sand.
? The lake was lovely and calm for canoing, SUP, kayaking. Paddling offered STUNNING views.
?Very clean and well kept.
? An awesome dog beach that was never crowded. Kids loved to swim there too.
? It was very quiet, which made it so relaxing.
?We loved falling asleep to a Great Horned Owl.
? Campsites were level and had a great cooking grill and pit.
?♀️Lots of great hiking options.
⭐Staff was lovely.
? Beach was great for kids. Not crowded, shallow entry and sand.
? The lake was lovely and calm for canoing, SUP, kayaking. Paddling offered STUNNING views.
?Very clean and well kept.
? An awesome dog beach that was never crowded. Kids loved to swim there too.
? It was very quiet, which made it so relaxing.
?We loved falling asleep to a Great Horned Owl.
? Campsites were level and had a great cooking grill and pit.
?♀️Lots of great hiking options.
⭐Staff was lovely.
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Great Park
We have stayed at the Barrie KOA numerous times and love it. It is great for families. There is always activities for the kids. They have a great variety of sites with full hookup. The staff is super friendly. Pizza at the Cafe is great and delivered to site!!!
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CharG
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Beautiful park
We really enjoyed our stay at Emily. Our site was on a bit of a slope but it was nice and big and a 2 minute walk from the beach. We rented kayaks from the park and kayaked up and down Pigeon River. Our site was 306.
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My favorite place
I love Charleston lake PP. bayside is my go to section. Sites right on the lake for easy kayaking access. Large enough for good walks and always friendly people. Staff also are friendly and helpful.
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Tiffanyrae711
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Great outdoors
We loce algonquin no matter which part we stay in or which?seaaon! So many endless trails, portage/canoe and swimming to do! We took the canoe out for a day, walked the trails for the lookouts the next day. Swam in the lake of two rivers another day! Only downside is how busy it gets in the summer so many people now, and only one dump station. Always worth the trip though!
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Beautiful views
Such a nice park with beautiful views of the bay. Huge beach to walk on nice clean water but its cold! We definately will go back lake superior is an awesome area tona of trails, beaches and places to stop in & see!
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Agawa Bay
We loved it at Agawa Bay. Huge beach lots to explore great for swimming ans apending the day.
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Exploring provincial parks
We enjoyed stopping at many provincial parks the last two summers. Grundy was a beautiful one with nice campsites. Nice lake to swim and canoe as well with their rentals they bring down to the water for you. We enjoyed our stay here for the long weekend.
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Beautiful!
Hidden gem in the north! Awesome beaches (can be a bit cool but that’s fine). Late august had few bugs. Nice trails and all campgrounds very well maintained. Must stay!
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Nice beach but park needs work
The lake and beach are tremendous at this park. The highlight for sure with a long shallow sand bar. However, the facilities are very lacking. The “comfort” station had a Portopotty outside. All men’s room stalls are out of order and half of the ladies. Found the sites to be kind of small and really close together. Seems like a lot of people bring boats to put in the lake.
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Jeanten
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Fun is the word!
This campground has 2 great pools. Ton of planned activities for the kids. Lots happening in town! Grand Bend is a very popular destination and this campground is a great place for a getaway!
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Yarrowab
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Great place
Birdsall Beach is an all time favourite camping spot. You pull in and have a deck. The beach is beautiful and they also have 2 pools that are extremely clean. There are lots of other kids, so our kids enjoy meeting and playing with others. The owners keep the park clean and well maintained.
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Carilynn
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Spacious sites, cool caves
Awesome place not too far from Toronto. Lots of activities to do to keep cool. The caves are a perfect for intro to spelunking - there is one cave that's 4C year round. The river swimming area is clean and shallow. You can also rent a canoe for an easy paddle to the town of Warsaw for buttertarts. There's lots of wildlife to see and fishing is good too. Caught smallmouth bass for dinner paddling back to the campground.
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Not my favourite
Last year due to the increased numbers of people camping (and not booking far enough in advanced) we ended up in Meadowlands. It isn’t my personal favourite part of the park. It’s the far side from the lake and a distance to all the hiking trails. It was quiet though and beyond the normal collection of raccoons we were able to see a deer going by. If you are in a pinch it will do. I was happy to not have to go to another park. That said, I made sure to book early this year and are closer to the water.
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Beautiful provincial park
We love this provincial park nice warm shallow water for the kids to play in can walk out over 50 feet still shallow. Beautiful nature and wildlife everywhere quiet and relaxing campground. Canoe rentals, fishing, swimming, trails lots to do and explore in the area.
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Nice family campground
Nice campground not far from town amenities but feels like your in nature. Ducks and wildlife everywhere, there is a nice creek with access to the lake for canoeing. Canoe rentals are there for you, a nice park for playing soccer, a playground as well as beach access. Easily spend your days here many different things to do from walking trails to swimming, canoeing.
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Cmore
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No place better!
What a gem Windmill Point Park is! The owners have gone out of their way to make sure all the sites are extra large, bigger than any other campground we've been! They run fun activities all throughout the season. The spring fed quarry is amazing! Great place to swim, paddle board, fish, cliff jump and even let your dog swim in! Their prices are fantastic and even if you don't want to stay overnight, you can get day passes to enjoy the facilities!
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Jenn_Singleton
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Great campground
We loved this campground. We had a great spot. Went fishing and enjoyed outdoor activities
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Scooby1301
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Awesome Camping
Long point Provincial park is one of the most beautiful camp grounds in Ontario. There is fishing, swimming, hiking and plain relaxing to do. A naturalists heaven with the marsh for fowl spotting. End your day with a spectacular sunset.
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Kristy
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Nice sites
This campground has amazing campsites, no matter which branch you chose. Nice shower/bathroom area and playground for the kids bring a canoe or kayak!
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Kristy
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Relaxation
Such a peaceful park with a great visitor center. The beaches are wonderful with a large designated dog beach.
Great place to bring a kayak or canoe.
Great place to bring a kayak or canoe.
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Shawnsaund
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Mikisew park
Very nice parks with two nice beaches plenty of hiking trails good fishing but if you have a boat watch out for rocks they are not marked
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Small and Tranquil
This park is small but definitely a little piece of heaven. The sites are huge, clean and will accommodate any size trailer or park model. The washrooms, showers, rec hall are kept clean and stocked. Everyone is very friendly and you can alway find something going on. The prices are amazing, especially compared to some parks. There is a beautiful area for tent camping as well. There is wildlife to watch for down by the river, there is an eagle living by the river as well.
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Memma
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Not a BooBoo
Great spot for kids…lots of organized activities. No lake but a very nice pool.
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Perfect for everyone in the family.
Have stayed at Canisbay many times over the years and honestly it's a favorite. Great beach, great fishing for smallmouth bass and a really nice place to put your canoe in and go for a paddle. Dog beach is great and private. Which is where people can leave thier canoes overnight without anyone disturbing them. It really has something for everyone.
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Great camping resort
This was our second time at this campsite and we love it. It has a store, snack bar, restaurant/patio, 2 heated pools, mini golf, basketball and tennis courts and a splash pad. Everything is very clean and well taken care of. We love the waterfront - beach is not sandy but the water is nice and the scenery is beautiful. The staff at the front desk were always cheery and helpful. We will be going again next year.
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TerryM
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Agawa Bay Lake Superior
Fantastic experience! Great sites with lots of room. Easy access to hiking trails. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Did a great job of keeping things clean :)
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I took my daughter here for a quick one night getaway just the two of us. We were turned away at the gate and told to come back at 2pm. I explained we just wanted to use the beach and trails until 2pm when our site would be ours. They said no, despite other provincial parks allowing this and told me to go into Bowmanville to find a beach and something to do.
Once we came back after killing 3 hours elsewhere, we went to our site to set up. We were site 132, with a pretty good slope on it. It does state this when I booked so I was not surprised. The fire pit is towards the back right and the actual size is good. It's also mostly shady which was nice with such a humid day. Water tap is the path beside the side. There are comfort stations about 6 campsites away in both directions, one with showers and laundry.
We went to the beach and it was a disappointment. I heard they did work on the beach since I was a kid so I was excited to see it but it was all rocks. Fortunately my daughter had her water shoes but I didn't make it very far. It is quite a large beach and there are several large day picnic areas with lots of BBQs available to use.
There are 4 trails to check out and they outline nicely what you can expect.
Also, the train whistle is quite close and loud, especially through the night.
We made the most of our time together and enjoyed each other's company but I will not be revisiting this campground. We have checked it off our bucket list.
Once we came back after killing 3 hours elsewhere, we went to our site to set up. We were site 132, with a pretty good slope on it. It does state this when I booked so I was not surprised. The fire pit is towards the back right and the actual size is good. It's also mostly shady which was nice with such a humid day. Water tap is the path beside the side. There are comfort stations about 6 campsites away in both directions, one with showers and laundry.
We went to the beach and it was a disappointment. I heard they did work on the beach since I was a kid so I was excited to see it but it was all rocks. Fortunately my daughter had her water shoes but I didn't make it very far. It is quite a large beach and there are several large day picnic areas with lots of BBQs available to use.
There are 4 trails to check out and they outline nicely what you can expect.
Also, the train whistle is quite close and loud, especially through the night.
We made the most of our time together and enjoyed each other's company but I will not be revisiting this campground. We have checked it off our bucket list.
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Camper
We’ve been checking out several of the parks and really like Darlington
Easy access for our trailer
Easy access for our trailer
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A little crowded
Red Maple is close to the beach/lake and other points of interest. We had a great time here. The sites are close together, however, and out was quite damp with all the rain.
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Great place
We have been camping here for the last 7 or 8 years. The staff is very friendly and the whole campground and washrooms are always very clean :)
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Great Family Park
Our family has been going to Bon Echo for 20+yrs. We make reservations every year to visit. The scenery is breathtaking and the beach child friendly. The suggested swimming area is clearly marked at a reasonable depth for everyone's safety. There are many trails available for hiking, biking and exploring by canoe or kayak. On site rental of canoes and kayaks is available. Pre-covid times saw daily programming available for families and children during morning and evening times. They have a cute little coffee shop and a store with beautiful merchandise. It's definitely worth the drive and the difficulty to secure a spot. An extremely busy park but we'll be back each year.
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Perfectly sized
This was our first trip to Silver Lake and we had an enjoyable stay. We would certainly book again. The campground is smaller in size than say Bon Echo. The beach was small too, but really nice for families. Beautiful boat launch, canoe & kayak rentals. We enjoyed a walk on the Marsh Trail. We saw lots of people enjoying a variety of water sports. Our electric site was spacious and essentially a ‘pull through’ site which was welcomed. Tree cover was sparse between sites and our neighbours were visible. We aren’t particularly concerned with ‘privacy’ so this wasn’t an issue for us. People seemed to park their equipment or vehicles across the face of their lots to create their own privacy for example. The fire pit location was very close to the road, so everyone walking by was right there. The facilities and amenities were as expected. Everything was very clean and staff patrolled regularly. It was quiet at night and seemed geared to family camping. All in all a positive camping experience for sure.
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Beautiful campground!
Sharbot Lake Provincial Campground is beautiful!!!
Very scenic with friendly staff.
Clean & well maintained campground.
Very scenic with friendly staff.
Clean & well maintained campground.
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Blue water happy days
This summer is a bit different since my husband had a stroke but this afternoon we were taking about this campground and the amazing time we had there.
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Picturesque and lovely
We’ve brought our two young girls (4 & 6) twice already. Really nice campsites, just off the main road, nearby shop with delicious ice cream, tons of trails to explore early in the morning. Seeing spider webs reflecting rainbows of dew on the trail boardwalks, birds and chipmunks is lovely. It’s a short drive from the art museum and the visitor center.
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FRIENDLY STAFF
Had a wonderful stay at Kearney in Algonquin! Definitely had a perfect site right next to the water with very respectable camp neighbours and the staff was very helpful and sweet.
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Grundy Lake Provincial Park
Large sites. Great spot
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Valya_Roberts
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Beautiful park
This was such a great new find for us, usually we are Provincial park campers with our hybrid trailer. But this pro is the best of both worlds! The privacy of a Provincial park (I hate trailer parks) but with great perks. Private beach (not outside guests) so nice and quiet and great hiking trail and walking distance (2km) to Tobermory. Already booked for next year too!
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Loved the dog beach
We were so happy with this park, especially the dog beach section where we were allowed to have our pooch with us for some swimming. Would definitely return, hopefully before the summer ends.
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Pog Lake
We stayed at Pog Lake campground A in August. It was a wonderful site quite and large, It backed onto the lake which was nice for canoeing. We also don't go to the beach to swim we just swam from out site.
If you like a quiter site during the day stay away from the beach area. But at night it was nice and quiet.
If you like a quiter site during the day stay away from the beach area. But at night it was nice and quiet.
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Terri
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Wheatly
We stayed here for 4 nights. The site was in total sunshine from 9 to 5 and it was overly hot that week.
There is no access to the beach except by walking. The main reason we went there was to go to Point Pelee. We had a wonderful time biking and walking at Point Pelee. However the camp ground didn't have much to do at it. They did keep up the bathrooms nicely and the camp sites were looked after.
There is no access to the beach except by walking. The main reason we went there was to go to Point Pelee. We had a wonderful time biking and walking at Point Pelee. However the camp ground didn't have much to do at it. They did keep up the bathrooms nicely and the camp sites were looked after.
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Fitzroy
We stayed at Fitzroy for 5 nights. Had a wonderful time. Our site backed onto the river and was a good size. The beach was nice but kind of far away. The park was quite at night, good for sleeping.
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Amazing!!
My spouse and I camped at Kilcoursie in Killbear a few years ago. It was by far my favourite park! The site was large and private enough for our liking. Every evening deer would roam right behind our site. One evening day a moma had stashed her fawn at am empty site beside us and came back for it in the evening. It was awesome to see the fawn suckling and still learning to walk through the bush. Here's a screenshot of my spouse trying to get a selfie with a deer.
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Spectacular views
Stayed in Dunes Area 1
Our site was beautiful and big
The washrooms and showers always clean. The beaches were clean and beautiful. Sunsets were the most amazing!!
Our site was beautiful and big
The washrooms and showers always clean. The beaches were clean and beautiful. Sunsets were the most amazing!!
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awesome park
we stayed for the month of July on sites right across from the beach and had a wonderful time. The view is awesome and if you have kids you can watch them playing on the beach from your site. The owners are around and easy to talk to and can be called directly if fellow campers are loud. The park has lots of amenities, including a Saturday chip truck mini golf, a pool, boat rental, a dock, fishing and is close to stores should you need them. I am already booked for a month next year...
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Backus Heritage Campground
We stayed one night here in this campground last Canada Day weekend. The campground is in the Heritage Conservation Park. We chose this park as we want to see the Long Point, it was a good 15 minutes drives. The campground is clean and the sites were far apart, the pool is clean. It’s just that there is only one comfort station and you need to drive to get there. But there is portable everywhere.
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theflyingmagician
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Got to bring my kids where I camped as a child.
My wife didn’t believe me when I told her about the fine sand at the beach, but whenever we visit, she wants to spend the whole day at the beach. Great campsites, lots of water spigots, accessible washroom, a short walk to the park store (with the best Ontario creamery ice cream). Our children love playing in the water and sand, and being able to put a canoe in just outside of the park means we got to explore the calm side. Finest childhood memories that I get to share with my children.
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Nice place for camping, no mosquitoes
We camp at this site end of july. Site is very clean. Electricity and water available. Washrooms are also clean. Pool and inflatable for kids. Lot of activities. Firewood available with extra pay. No mosquitos. Ok May be a little but it was good experience for first time camping.
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The Point
Site #121 at Sharbot Lake is one of the nicest sites I have been on in a Provincial Park. I have been camping at Sharbot Lake for over 40 years & only managed to book this site twice, as it is in demand every year. With room for 2/3 tents, it has sun & shade all day and water around 3 sides. Very secluded & cannot see the other sites beside you, as they are blocked by brush, trees & distance. Best view of the lake at this park.
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Corina
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Radio Free camping
First time camping at Pinery happened the very first week that provincial campsites reopened in June (thanks to Covid). It was pretty quiet and moderately full mid-week...though we hit the peak of the 10-year-cycle of Gypsy Moth caterpillars! Millions/billions of caterpillars and, more disturbingly, their frass!
Nicely shaded (though who knows what it's like after the caterpillars had their fill?!), on site 666 (no joke), private on 2 sides with one side being a little closer to another site than I preferred (that said it was only a problem because of a yahoo who had verbal volume control issues). Great riverside walks. Insufficient women's bathroom stalls.
Nicely shaded (though who knows what it's like after the caterpillars had their fill?!), on site 666 (no joke), private on 2 sides with one side being a little closer to another site than I preferred (that said it was only a problem because of a yahoo who had verbal volume control issues). Great riverside walks. Insufficient women's bathroom stalls.
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Sensation Stay at Campers Cove
This is a fantastic campground with an amazing variety of things to do! We loved the cabin we rented - it was the perfect size with the amazing additions of a bar fridge and air conditioner to increase the camping comforts. The cabin and bathroom facilities were clean and well maintained. The fire pit clean out by staff in the morning, was much appreciated after our nightly campfires; and staff were both friendly and helpful. The campground offered a number of different activities for campers to utilize - a great beach, terrific playgrounds, areas for basketball, volleyball and soccer, bike rentals and a well stocked on site store. Both the adults and the kids in our family had a great time and would definitely recommend this facility with two thumbs up!
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Secluded
Remote and secluded. Perfect.
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mikeoneill28
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Good location, close to town and the harbour
We were three families that had a lot of fun at this campground, first week of August 2021. We love our sites, which were clean and well maintained. I would suggest that the roads be maintained better, especially at the entrance for pot holes. When it rained it was pretty soggy there. Overall, a nice campground and plenty for the kids to do, in a safe environment. Nice and quiet at night too.
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Great experience
We discovered Voyageur for our annual family camping trip! Short drive from Ottawa - sites were great size - lots of trees. The main beach was very busy but the smaller one was quiet and perfect with small kids and for our paddle boards. We will definitely be back!
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July camping
I have been going to Charleston Lake since I was a small child. This year I took my three small children for four nights. While I prefer Bayside or Shady ridge (closer proximity to beach), this one was ok. We loved the hike by the boat launch. I love this park and we always leave with amazing memories.
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August 2020 review
This is by far our new favourite provincial park. Upon arrival park staff were helpful and friendly in answering all of our questions. My fiancee and I enjoyed this quiet, serene campground nestled in the trees. We could hear the sounds of nature nearby, and enjoyed the leafy forests providing lots of shade for our campsite. Comfort stations were nearby which was a plus and also well maintained. We got out for a hike on the Robitaille trail and read up on some local history (about the Robitaille family and their farming efforts in the early 1900's). We had some extra time and made it to one of the sandy beaches as well. We would absolutely recommend this park to family & friends!
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Beautiful beach and campground
Amazing campground. Beautiful beach.
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Excellent Escape
Ive been going up to the Brent campground every year over the past 15 years. The campground is the perfect place to sit back and relax for the entire trip, or just to use for sleep and waiting out the rain in between exploring Cedar Lake. The lake offers some of the most incredible views, the real “Northern Canada” type of scenery. With some warms waters along the shorelines by mid June, the beach areas make the hot days enjoyable to sit back and soak in the surrounding mountains. With always a passing canoe to watch coming and going from the many portages, an eagle flying by, or just listening to the loons calling, Brent campground is a perfect escape from everyday life.
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Great Place
We stayed at one of their wilderness tent sites, no power or water hookups. It was a nice spot with plenty of trees around to tie a tarp up for a cooking shelter. Staff is very friendly, and ready to help with anything, boats available for rent, or dock space for your own. Park is family and dog friendly, although not much for young kids to do besides swim at the beach. Rates per night were very reasonable as well, we paid $50 a night on a weekend for 2 adults. Overall, it's a great little park on large chain of accessible lakes with great fishing and boating. We will be back there again.
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Close to home, all the amenities!
Murphys offers a variety of campsites and cabins or yurts. You can paddle or hike in Spring, Summer or Fall and snowshoe, hike or cross-country ski in the Winter. Well maintained, family friendly and lots of deer who wander through the campsites!
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Any time of the year
Arrowhead is worth the drive at any time of year. Stay in a cabin or at a campsite. Paddle/portage down to the Big East River or on one of the surrounding lakes. Snowshoe in the winter, skate the ice trail...the possibilities are endless! Sites are BIG and spacious and have great privacy!
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Jump off or stay over!
Have you ever been to Brent? The little town, the history, the crater, the campsites are all well worth the stop. Whether it is to use a jump-off site to go backcountry, a stop in on a paddle through backcountry or to use as a base camp, Brent has it all! Sites are well spaced, the progression to environmentally-friendly toilets and waste disposal systems...Top notch camping!
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Oh..so nice
Debby and Frank Brouwers have done an amazing job. Clean and inviting. Love the family community here. Oh and fishing fun for all ages.
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Beautiful and quiet
A lovely private quiet area of Rene Brunelle. All water front pull through sites. VERY clean. Gorgeous area. Quick drive to lovely beaches and play areas within the park
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Beautiful Park to get away to
We have been going to the Pinery for a few years now and we've stayed in a bunch of spots. In August of 2021 we were at 713 in the Riverside area. We have a 25' bus and this spot was perfect for us. Hydro, picnic table and a close walk to showers/water/toilets. The hydro hookup is shared with the site next door and is surrounded by poison ivy...why??? My husband ended up with it despite being very careful. We also got very wet wood from the park that was horrible to get a fire going with. We did tell them and they said they would pass it along. The trails both biking and hiking were beautiful. The beach was great as well. You can see from the pictures there are large rocks in some of the beach areas so water shoes are nice to have there. We got breakfast at the camp restaurant and it's a great deal and yummy, coffee was good too. Camp store has pretty much everything you need. Because of covid a lot of the things at the visitor centre were closed but it was still nice to have a quick peek at. You can rent canoes/kayaks and bikes but we always take our bikes with us. There was a long line every day for the rentals. It's always a beautiful stay and we had great weather for our time there.
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Awesome camping place
Its beatiful place with amazing beach. City of Goderich is very scenic too. must visit place.
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KOA Ivy Lea
We have been to a lot of Koa from US to Canada, this campground is one of the best. It offers a lot of amenities and activities for kids just like a resort. They have tent sites at the back which is very private, only 4 sites. There are two heated pools and a hot tub. Though the pool may be busy, distancing maybe a challenge but they have sign up sheets for swimmers. There is only one comfort station for the entire campground, but we never have issue during our 4 days stay. The water/ view of the thousand island is just across the street.
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Grundy Lake White Pine
We stayed at Grundy Lake White Pine campground in July 2021 and very much enjoyed our time there. We were at 513 which is a lakefront site with a small path that lead right down to Grundy Lake. Comfort station was clean as we're vault toilets. Close to a nice beach area. Overall, a gorgeous park with many lakes to paddle and swim.
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Amazing place to camp
We seasonal camp as this campground we started out as tenters a few years back and we could just never leave , it is clean campground fun every weekend lake is one of the cleanest lakes I’ve ever swam in could not ask for a better place to camp also fair prices
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The best family RV park!
Happy Hills is the cleanest, best maintained RV parks that we’ve been to.
There are some many activities offered that will keep your kids happy and busy for your whole stay. My kids (ages 7 & 5) loved the pool, splash pad and BMX track.
We try to go every year.
There are some many activities offered that will keep your kids happy and busy for your whole stay. My kids (ages 7 & 5) loved the pool, splash pad and BMX track.
We try to go every year.
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Lovely park
Beautiful place to camp with nice beach areas. Sites do get a bit buggy, and some sites can be a bit tight for more than 2 people. The latrine was a bit of a hike, but overall Ok. Great location right between Montreal and Ottawa. Beautiful (albeit short) hike available!
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Amazing park if water access is important!
This is one of my favorite parks to go to. Many sites have direct water access (or nearby communal access) that make it ideal for paddling. The river goes on for ages! The beach is a lovely, clean area for families to hang out for the day. The store is well stocked. Sites are clean. This has become an annual family favorite.
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Beautiful park, great camping
We stayed at the pull through sites between East River and Rowe campgrounds, and they were amazing - very private, amazing nature, serene, close to the Big Bend Lookout. There was water tap at our site (315). We stayed there in a 24ft motorhome. Can't wait to go back!
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Camping on the big East River
My family have been coming here 7 years in total. We love Algonquin Park and Arrowhead Park. Here we are so close to Arrowhead but an easy drive to Algonquin. Only 5 mins drive to downtown Huntsville. The campground has 2 toilets and 2 showers which are kept very clean.
A small laundry facility is also on site.
Its easy walking distance to the river if you are not on a river site.
Only downside is when we have heavy rainfall river overtakes beach and no beach is available. The current on river is pretty quivk so would suggest young children still wear life vest as there is an under current near beach area with slide.
Sites are easy to manouver large rigs. Tent sites are private.
Some have direct access to river.
Entertainment is on most saturday evenings.
Great family campground.
Fall is beautiful here the trees in the campground are so pretty
A small laundry facility is also on site.
Its easy walking distance to the river if you are not on a river site.
Only downside is when we have heavy rainfall river overtakes beach and no beach is available. The current on river is pretty quivk so would suggest young children still wear life vest as there is an under current near beach area with slide.
Sites are easy to manouver large rigs. Tent sites are private.
Some have direct access to river.
Entertainment is on most saturday evenings.
Great family campground.
Fall is beautiful here the trees in the campground are so pretty
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Hidden Gem
We stayed in the Fallows Campground in early August. Judging by the fact that sites were empty during the week, I think this is a hidden gem. We hiked every single trail. They aren't necessarily the most challenging, but still a lot of fun. We also swam at each beach, including the hike-in beach. It was a great time.
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Awesome Campground
I luv being there.. it is clean, toilets are nearby.
the staff is very helpful. Very peaceful place to go for camping
the staff is very helpful. Very peaceful place to go for camping
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My favourite Ontario Provincial Park
Since I was a kid, Bon Echo has been my favourite Ontario Provincial Park. When I was a kid we'd climb all over the rocks and marvel at the hight of Mazinaw.
As an adult I've hiked the Abes and Essens solo and camped the backcountry a couple of times.
Mazinaw Rock is still a marvel, and the petroglyphs and the ghost tree. I could visit every summer and still find something new each time.
I always tell anyone willing to listen that they MUST go camping at Bon Echo, even over Algonquin.
As an adult I've hiked the Abes and Essens solo and camped the backcountry a couple of times.
Mazinaw Rock is still a marvel, and the petroglyphs and the ghost tree. I could visit every summer and still find something new each time.
I always tell anyone willing to listen that they MUST go camping at Bon Echo, even over Algonquin.
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Algonquin Parks Pog Lake campground “C”
Pog Lake campground is part of the Algonquin Parks Hwy 60 campgrounds corridor. We've stayed in a number of sites in Pog Lake Campground (CG) "C" over the years. All the sites are large, especially for tent campers like us. The comfort station is as clean can be expected. Access to the Madawaska River is easily accessible for canoes/kayaks, as well as the hiking/biking Rail Trail. The swimming beach in CG "C" is clean and the sand exceptional and the views amazing.
There are plenty of well maintained trails within a few minutes driving of PogLakecampground. If you're lucky you might see a bear or moose when driving.
I highly recommend Pog Lake campground "C", we will definitely be returning!
There are plenty of well maintained trails within a few minutes driving of PogLakecampground. If you're lucky you might see a bear or moose when driving.
I highly recommend Pog Lake campground "C", we will definitely be returning!
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Awesome River
Stayed here a few years ago. Got a campsite right on the river which was fantastic. My son could swim and fish right from our campsite. We also later took a canoe down the river and it was a beautiful paddle. Not a very wide river, but the scenery was different all the way down. They also had children's entertainment one evening. Favorite one so far.
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Best campsite for our family!!!
We’ve being camping for over 10 years and our fave Park is Awenda and its Deer campground. we love the trees and nature! We get no noise from the outside world making it seem we are indeed in the middle of the Forest!
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Carolann
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My Top 3 !!!
We have been to this Park 3 times in last 5 years.
Not last year due to Covid we were booked but it was cancelled.
Not this year due to overbooking online from many.
This Park is away from all noises , quiet...Bayside and Meadowlands is awesome.
Staff are amazing..Comfort Stations always clean. Park is quiet..love all the trails..the lake is awesome..fishing is good..and hearing the loons is so great!!!
Will be booking next year hopefully is I can getting harder online.
Not last year due to Covid we were booked but it was cancelled.
Not this year due to overbooking online from many.
This Park is away from all noises , quiet...Bayside and Meadowlands is awesome.
Staff are amazing..Comfort Stations always clean. Park is quiet..love all the trails..the lake is awesome..fishing is good..and hearing the loons is so great!!!
Will be booking next year hopefully is I can getting harder online.
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Great sites
We went to North Lumby at Arrowhead end of June and had a Great experience!! Besides the rain for almost 4 days straight, it was a Great time!! The site we were on soaked up the rain amazingly!! We still were able to get some hikes in. Close enough to Huntsville to go check out a Brewery and grab some Kawartha Dairy ice cream!!
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Rachel
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Beautiful Campground
Guelph lake Conservation Area is staffed by friendly and helpful employees. The grounds are well maintained, sites are beautiful! I’ve been to many parks and been camping for many years. I have been to Guelph lake previous years and chose to return again this summer. Fire pits are in pretty good spots, nice big sites with nature still all around. Good places to fish and the beaches are pretty nice. We love to look for toads and frogs and they don’t disappoint there either. Definitely recommend ?
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Barb
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Well maintained campground!
We were greeted by friendly staff that guide everyone directly to their site. The campground offers a pool , gaga ball, and mini golf. The campground caters to four legged friends also with an agility park. The park offers fun bikes that can be rented. Great park for everyone!
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Great Views, nice beach area but busy
Have been here camping as well as for day trip. On weekends, park gets very busy. Park allows too many people in for day use of the beach. It was packed. Need better enforcement. Otherwise, campsite was roomy and comfortable.
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Great campsites
We have camped at Mew Lake many times and have always been happy with the quality of the campsite.
The only downside of the experience has been the campers who don't follow the rules and the lack of enforcement by the park management. I am looking forward to my next trip to Mew Lake, in spite of that.
The only downside of the experience has been the campers who don't follow the rules and the lack of enforcement by the park management. I am looking forward to my next trip to Mew Lake, in spite of that.
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We really enjoy our stay while camping at Earl Rowe. will come back again for camping, too bad the pool wasn't open to go into
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Beautiful Stay
We stayed at Mew Lake from a Friday to Monday. Live about 3 hours away. The drive is beautiful once you enter the park. The sites are really big. We fit a 30 foot trailer, a fairly big tent, a van, and a truck on the site and still had room! Beach is nice when there isn't a lot of geese poop. Easy park to walk around in. Nice trail to a small water fall in the park. Lots of great trails in Algonquin.
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FAMILY CAMPING
we are a senior Mom n Dad who did a family get together vacay to Grundy with our grown up kids and our grandkids and had such a wonderful time of relaxation and such precious alone time to connect with them all without the busy ness and noise and interruption of the rest of the world...we had wonderful campfires and did hikes and swimming at the Grotto and i as G/MA got lost in the woods (for just an hour ) when i tried to find the beach on my own after hangin back to finish up the dishes lol so that will 4 ever be a memory for our kids n grandkids which the story comes up every year.. oh and btw some very wonderful campers helped me to get back to our campsite ..lol
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Brent
Worth the drive to visit this pristine area of Algonquin. We had a very nice site, enough space for two tents, and a kitchen tent with easy access to the Lakeside. A very nice quiet sandy beach entry access. The sites are well-drained site, even if the weather is wet, which drain very well due to the sandy nature of the soil. We recommend the visit.
A walk down into the Brent Crater is also fun and really interesting.
A walk down into the Brent Crater is also fun and really interesting.
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Bon Echo
Beautiful park and beaches
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Julie-Ann
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Silver Falls – Gem of the North
This little gem is my favourite place to camp and it's been a popular among locals for many, many years. There beach is beautiful and very full on the sunniest days with some driving out solely for a swim and time on the beach for the day. I spent a few nights in my tent, the site was large enough for my enormous tent and a fellow camper was sweet enough to help me set it up as it was a big job for one person. Once set up, I did a walk around to check on other tent sites available for future visits. The park is well maintained with staff visiting the park on a daily basis to check on supplies in the outhouses and on new guests to ensure they are registered. It's definitely my go to spot, especially with some of the seasonal sites belonging to friends and neighbours of mine! I didn't have any cell phone service but that was a welcome blessing when I realized that, I had a great book to keep me occupied when I wasn't visiting the lake or exploring the area with my walks. I didn't use my cookstove because I preferred the slow and relaxing preparation of meals with the campfire and the firepit was perfect for cooking all my meals on the grill, including my morning coffee. I can't wait to return for another visit.
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Great Campground for Kids
We have gone to this campground for years. There are two beaches, one large one with a fairly deep drop off near the ropes, and a smaller kiddie beach. There is a stream flowing through the campground where you can catch crayfish. There is a decent boat ramp and a few places to fish. The kids loved catching frogs along the river. The campsites are private and the bathrooms clean. There are lots of bats roaming around at night.
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Loved it!!
Had a great time the weather was amazing couldn’t ask for better scenery!!
Some of the best sunrises and sunsets I’ve had during a camping experience!
Some of the best sunrises and sunsets I’ve had during a camping experience!
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Doris
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Camping Bliss
Our family camped here for a the first time and we absolutely loved it. The peacefulness of the park, and the overall relaxing environment was a beautiful experience. We will return. I highly recommend camping here.
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Top notch experience.
The camp site was very large and we had lots of space between other camp sites. The staff was very responsive and washrooms were cleaned promptly. The best part of the larger washrooms was the addition of a regular flush toilet instead of all foot flush models. The showers were also awesome, very clean, felt like home. Thanks for an awesome experience. We will definitely be back again!
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Summer fun
Stayed at KOA in Barrie for week in July and a week in August and just loved it. Fun for all ages and the kids that work here go above and beyond!
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Beautiful campground
We stayed for a week at lake of two rivers campground. Beautiful tall pines all around. Quiet and not too busy (early September)
Washrooms were clean and campsites were decently large.
Note watch for falling pine cones from the very tall trees. They fall fast enough to stick into the ground.
Washrooms were clean and campsites were decently large.
Note watch for falling pine cones from the very tall trees. They fall fast enough to stick into the ground.
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Pancake Bay Provincial Park
We have gone here for over 30 years, by far it is our favourite place to go. The park is beautiful, staff is great, very clean, tonnes to do, explore, entertainment, kids, events, always a parade early in August. The beach is beautiful, it's like sitting in the Dominican. Water is warmest mid August. The is a campers store and Carver's a locally owned type of trading post. A must see. I could go on forever. You must go to enjoy.
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Serenity
I absolutely love Grundy Lake. So much to do and great paddling. The park is big but not loud and the beaches are clean. Kids love the cliff jumping and slippery rocks. This is definitely one of our go to parks when we are booking for the season!
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Best Campground!
Willow Lake is my families favourite campground. The owners are great people who really take the time to get to know you. My kids get very excited when we go. It was one of our first ever camping trips and we make sure we go at least once a year.
They have a great pool, games room, park and do great events all summer long.
They have a great pool, games room, park and do great events all summer long.
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Tracy9
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Amazing beach!
We camp at Mara PP regularly. The beach is amazing and the main reason we pick Mara. Unfortunately, recently we’ve noticed a decline in the monitoring of noise levels, especially late at night, so some nights can be loud with “parties”. We now try to just go through the week, as that tends to be quieter. Overall, a good experience.
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Rockpoint Provincial
Sites are private and grassy although small for a tent and a one picnic table tent. Nice view of Lake Eerie and the beach is nice.
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Our Happy Place
Beaver Dams has many beachfront non electrical sites and tons more electrical ones up the road away from the beach. It has a kilometre long beach and direct access to the “Sunset Rocks” and infamous “tree” where you can create lasting memories and snap some fabulous photos. There are several flush toilets and a full comfort station available too. It’s our favourite part of the park!
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Bonnechere Provincial Park
Excellent!!! Unmanned ranger station meant phone check in (simple and easy)... great sites - especially in the tall pines area (power and close to store/beach), great walking and exploring as the Bonnechere river winds it’s way through the park before joining the lake.... Great shallow sandy beach - would go back for sure...
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Awesome!
It was an amazing park. Our 6 year old had tons of fun
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Our Fav!
We absolutely love camping at Charleston Lake,
So much to do, Hiking, swimming, canoeing & paddle boarding.
Friendly staff.
So much to do, Hiking, swimming, canoeing & paddle boarding.
Friendly staff.
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Spacious and clean campground
This is my first time camping.
The campground is clean (not muddy even after heavy rain) and spacious, can fit a shelter, tent and pop up tent without problems. A lot of tree surrounding, so very easy to set up the tarps.
I was a bit worried about how the washroom looks like before. But I’m very surprised the staff working so hard through the day and keep it very clean.
The campground is clean (not muddy even after heavy rain) and spacious, can fit a shelter, tent and pop up tent without problems. A lot of tree surrounding, so very easy to set up the tarps.
I was a bit worried about how the washroom looks like before. But I’m very surprised the staff working so hard through the day and keep it very clean.
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Best place to camp
Best spot to camp at Pinery, close to the beach. You can hear the waves from your campsite. Pinery is our favorite park. The sunsets are incredible
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Awesome
Bayside is close to the beach with private sights. Lots of birds and racoons, and the occasional snake.
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Family friendly
Overnight sites are some of the largest I have ever seen.not private but with so much space it is not needed. 50amp service with water and sewage hookups.
Heated pool. Beach with fish cleaning station and pagodas. Boat parking. Dog run. Different activities within the park. Few minutes walk from Port Glasgow which has a food booth and boat launch and another fish cleaning station.
Heated pool. Beach with fish cleaning station and pagodas. Boat parking. Dog run. Different activities within the park. Few minutes walk from Port Glasgow which has a food booth and boat launch and another fish cleaning station.
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Kristy
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Family park
Sites are not very private and poison ivy can be an issue near hookups or site edges.
Great trails, the south point is amazing. Great dog beach. Park store has all your necessities and some good food. Visitor center is very educational and has a nice gift shop.
Great trails, the south point is amazing. Great dog beach. Park store has all your necessities and some good food. Visitor center is very educational and has a nice gift shop.
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Amazing fellow campers
My site had a tree in the middle and I was unable to back in my trailer. My neighbours not only backed me in, but helped me set up as well!! Nice playground by the main bathroom with showers. Wooden walking bridge over the creek. Public access to the beach is unfortunately gone due to erosion of the road, still accessible via the walking bridge though.
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Amazing views
Big bend is such an amazing view...never found our way down to it, but it is accessible as there were canoeists down there enjoying the water!
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Great music ? festival
Moose and Fiddle yearly music event held at Caliper Lake campground in August. Hopefully again when covid comes to an end. Good clean sites, some electrical that may be hard for large RVs to get into. Peaceful, great water to swim and fish. Small community nearby for all your camping needs
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Great Family Spot
We took my grandsons for a mini vacation. Lots of climbing structures along the beach and things to do. Swim area very well marked and lots of staff on duty. We enjoyed the park.
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Cabin 606 & 607
We had fun and my kids really enjoyed swimming. They also had amazing experienced in Lazer tag.
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Nice campground if you prefer to be a bit out of the way from the beach
Our family of three visited Pinery in June 2021. We tent camped at Riverside, site 751 for several nights.
Nice accessible, electric site just inside of the gates for the Riverside Campground. Not directly next to the river.
The access box for the electric at this site was buried in the bushes amongst a ton of poison ivy. Not ideal but we made due with the help of garbage bags fashioned into pants and shoe covers. The site itself was covered in poison ivy too.
Lots of space to set up whatever equipment you need. A super long picnic table was onsite as well. Great fire pit with grate.
The gypsy moth caterpillars were brutal at this point in the season. They were everywhere and definitely detracted from our enjoyment a bit but we stuck it out. Several of our neighbours left early because of this.
The bathrooms/comfort stations were about a five minute walk away. Super easy to get to. It seemed like all of the sites in this campground were very spacious.
The beach was not nearby and there was no swimming in this area at all. There was however a great cycling/walking trail nearby and several others scattered throughout the park. Definitely get your hike on here!
We spent several days at the beautiful white sand beaches of Pinery. Just stunning! The sunsets were unbelievable. Comparable to views you would find on a Caribbean island. Bring your own umbrella or beach tent for shade though as there isn’t any trees for cover down there.
The Riverside Campground was nice but only if you don’t mind a drive to the beach and most other activities. We enjoyed being a bit more remote on this trip but next time we will try to snag a spot closer to the beach at the Dunes Campground.
The camp shop has anything you forget at home and also some great t-shirts for sale. There is also an ice cream shop there and boat rental counter.
If you go into town grab a meal at the Lake Hound restaurant. Their pan fried Pickerel is amazing!
Looking forward to our next trip to Pinery!
Nice accessible, electric site just inside of the gates for the Riverside Campground. Not directly next to the river.
The access box for the electric at this site was buried in the bushes amongst a ton of poison ivy. Not ideal but we made due with the help of garbage bags fashioned into pants and shoe covers. The site itself was covered in poison ivy too.
Lots of space to set up whatever equipment you need. A super long picnic table was onsite as well. Great fire pit with grate.
The gypsy moth caterpillars were brutal at this point in the season. They were everywhere and definitely detracted from our enjoyment a bit but we stuck it out. Several of our neighbours left early because of this.
The bathrooms/comfort stations were about a five minute walk away. Super easy to get to. It seemed like all of the sites in this campground were very spacious.
The beach was not nearby and there was no swimming in this area at all. There was however a great cycling/walking trail nearby and several others scattered throughout the park. Definitely get your hike on here!
We spent several days at the beautiful white sand beaches of Pinery. Just stunning! The sunsets were unbelievable. Comparable to views you would find on a Caribbean island. Bring your own umbrella or beach tent for shade though as there isn’t any trees for cover down there.
The Riverside Campground was nice but only if you don’t mind a drive to the beach and most other activities. We enjoyed being a bit more remote on this trip but next time we will try to snag a spot closer to the beach at the Dunes Campground.
The camp shop has anything you forget at home and also some great t-shirts for sale. There is also an ice cream shop there and boat rental counter.
If you go into town grab a meal at the Lake Hound restaurant. Their pan fried Pickerel is amazing!
Looking forward to our next trip to Pinery!
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A great camping experience at Killbear
My husband, six year old son and myself visited Killbear for several nights in July 2021. We camped at Harold Point, site 532. This site is about a two minute walk to the bathrooms and the beach, which was super convenient. It a bit of a tricky set up as most of the site is on an incline with the exception of the only footprint at the base that worked for our 10’ x 14’ tent. Unfortunately when the rain hits gravity sends the water from the rock above right towards the tent area. Definitely need to dig a small trench on each side to direct water elsewhere. Loved the fire pit location on the upper side of the site, just in front of beautiful rock formations. There is a family of deer who live just above this site and they would visit us both during the mornings and nights.
During our stay, the comfort stations were closed for repairs to the water lines for a few days. Once they opened up again everything was in working order and they were cleaned regularly.
The beach at Harold Point is very family friendly. Soft sand, not many boats and shallow water for the kids to play in. We checked out all of the other campgrounds and beaches during our stay and we’re very happy with our choice to stay at HP.
We were fortunate to have a good crowd in our area of the campground. Everyone was respectful and noise was never an issue.
Firewood and ice were readily available at the camp office but outside of the park you can find those things along with anything else you might need at The General Store on the main drag just a few minutes away.
Don’t miss checking out the sunset from the jumping rocks. One of the most beautiful things I have every seen in my life!
We hiked the Lookout Point Trail, Lighthouse Point Trail and one other I can’t remember. You definitely need good mobility for these hikes. Beautiful spots to visit. We didn’t see any rattlesnakes but they are around so pack proper footwear for hiking.
The Nature Centre and gift shop is also worth a visit. Very educational and great souvenirs.
This was our first Killbear visit and we loved it. Such a beautiful spot and so much left for us to still explore. We hope to be back next year for an even longer stay.
During our stay, the comfort stations were closed for repairs to the water lines for a few days. Once they opened up again everything was in working order and they were cleaned regularly.
The beach at Harold Point is very family friendly. Soft sand, not many boats and shallow water for the kids to play in. We checked out all of the other campgrounds and beaches during our stay and we’re very happy with our choice to stay at HP.
We were fortunate to have a good crowd in our area of the campground. Everyone was respectful and noise was never an issue.
Firewood and ice were readily available at the camp office but outside of the park you can find those things along with anything else you might need at The General Store on the main drag just a few minutes away.
Don’t miss checking out the sunset from the jumping rocks. One of the most beautiful things I have every seen in my life!
We hiked the Lookout Point Trail, Lighthouse Point Trail and one other I can’t remember. You definitely need good mobility for these hikes. Beautiful spots to visit. We didn’t see any rattlesnakes but they are around so pack proper footwear for hiking.
The Nature Centre and gift shop is also worth a visit. Very educational and great souvenirs.
This was our first Killbear visit and we loved it. Such a beautiful spot and so much left for us to still explore. We hope to be back next year for an even longer stay.
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Great place
Always a great time here. One of our favourite places. Great beach, park, pool and access to the ATV/snowmobile trails. Wonderful staff and helpful and kind
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Quiet Campground
Rainbow Falls - Rossport Campground is a small quiet retreat. We love that the campground is situated right beside Lake Superior. The beach and rocks offer wonderful views of the magnificent scenery.
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Fun times await you at KOA Thunder Bay
KOA Thunder Bay is one of our favorite campgrounds. We are always greeted with a warm welcome from the owners and staff. There are plenty of fun activities for all ages. The facilities are well maintained. The mini putt, catch and release trout pond, pools and splash pad are family favorites.
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Love it here!
Big sites, great choice of beaches, beautiful park and I highly recommend.
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Great family park
We spent two weeks on a large pull through site B2. 30amp and water hookups. Dump station on site, they also have awhile pump out available Monday, Wednesday and Friday(for a fee). Bathrooms and showers, laundry facility on site(very handy for extended stays). New ownership as of last year and they are clearly working on many upgrades here. The pool is no longer in use, sounds like plans for possibly a stage for weekend entertainment and covered pavilion. Mini putt, tetherball, volleyball, soccer field, basketball hoop, children's playground and swings. Park store open until 7pm through the week and 8pm on weekends.
Cannot wait to come back!! There is a cookhouse restaurant connected to the park via walking trail, and a food truck across the road.
Only about 25 minutes or so to Algonquin park. Many nearby walking trails!
Quiet hours in effect from 10pm until???? Seems like no noise really before 9am.
Cannot wait to come back!!!
Cannot wait to come back!! There is a cookhouse restaurant connected to the park via walking trail, and a food truck across the road.
Only about 25 minutes or so to Algonquin park. Many nearby walking trails!
Quiet hours in effect from 10pm until???? Seems like no noise really before 9am.
Cannot wait to come back!!!
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Great crown land camping
Wolf Island is a non-operating park with no park office or developed campground or any other facilities, but its a great spot for crownland camping. Within a short paddle, you can reach many camping spots. I had a great stay at a campsite overlooking the Lovesick Lake waterfront, Overall it is a beautiful experience
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Jack Nate
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Great camping option close to GTA
Wonderful camping option, only an hour out of GTA. Each site was very large and beautifully surrounded by trees for shade and comfort. All the sites are equipped with picnic table as well as a fire pit. Individual showers with locked doors. Short 2 minute drive to beach as well as boat lift. Lake Simcoe was gorgeous. Our site had electrical connection. Not much grass on the site ground but overall a wonderful experience
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Good camping experience
We camped at Jack Pine about 2 years ago. We were hoping to get a lake-front camping site but they were all booked up, so plan ahead as much as possible. We opted for Jack Pine camping ground because its close to Grundy lake and also offered amenities like canoeing, fishing, kayaking, etc. within the reach. The sites were neat and spacious. Some of them seemed very crowded as they are located in close proximity to the neighboring ones. Surprisingly, there weren't any mosquitoes around at the time we went
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Reviewed on July 2021
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Waterfront sites, beautiful lake and a cute beach
We just came back from a weekend camping in Balsam campground, Grundy. We stayed in one of the waterfront sites from which the lake is only a short walk down. The site was fairly private and had beautiful views of the lake. Balsam also has a separate pet area in the beach. You could hear the highway sounds a little bit, but nothing too bothering. Overall, a great weekend
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Reviewed on July 2021
Jack Nate
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Too much highway noise
Stay away from Balsam if you want a quiet camping experience. The campground is located right across the lake from Trans-Canada Highway, we could clearly see and hear the traffic
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Reviewed on July 2021
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Quiet but some might find it to be in too much shade
Meadowlands is not located close to the lake. The campground is quiet compared to Bayside which has the day beach but Meadowlands can be too shady for some who prefer sun. The campground also has a creek running through it and a small marsh area, so bug season can bring some troubles
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Reviewed on July 2021
Jack Nate
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Expect crowd!
No peace and quiet - two things I was looking forward in my last camping trip. The Bayside seems to be popular among big families, probably due to the fact that this campground is the closest to beach and the playground. The trail to the playground was very busy, all day and evening
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Reviewed on July 2021
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Shady sites good for camping
As the name suggests, the sites at Shady Ridge were in the shade so that was good for camping. Beach was awesome. There also was an area for dogs to swim which was great! Comfort stations were very clean but the toilets were really smelly (probably because of the heat). Some of the sites had good privacy and some not so much, just pick your sites right
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Reviewed on July 2021
Jack Nate
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Love this campground for its seclude and quietness
This is a small campground located far from the hustle and bustle of the popular park. The city folks tend to hover around the Highway60 and this campground is far from it. Many sites have lake view and there is a nice swimming area as well
Pros: Secluded, beautiful, quiet and hiking
Cons: No shower facilities but that's okay for me
Pros: Secluded, beautiful, quiet and hiking
Cons: No shower facilities but that's okay for me
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Reviewed on June 2021
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Could be a little noisy, but still a great campground
Lake of two rivers tends to be a little louder than some of the other campgrounds in Algonquin and is very open (less privacy). But it is still a great one and has a great beach, canoe launch with excellent swimming areas. There is a good size separate dog beach on the far side of the boats area. Watch out for bears, the week we went had a lot of bear activity. And please store your food in a very responsible manner
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- Beach
- Large sites
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- Site privacy
- Since its located close to Hwy 60, some sites could get very noisy from the traffic
Pros:
- Beach
- Large sites
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- Site privacy
- Since its located close to Hwy 60, some sites could get very noisy from the traffic
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Reviewed on June 2021
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We always stay at Burley
Pinery is a beautiful park. We visit every year and we always stay at Burley. The sites are usually just a short walk from beach. And the scenery is just amazing. The water is usually cold but on warm days you can take a swim. There are enough comfort stations around and they are usually well maintained
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Reviewed on June 2021
KatV
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Great family campground close to the city
Great family campground for someone looking to camp with kids but don't want to go too far from the city. Before kids we used to go camping in farther locations but more serene. But with kids sometimes we just want to hop on and go for a weekend trip with one night camp, and Bronte is a great choice for that
Pros: Hiking, Swimming Pool & Animal farms. Our kids love saying hi to the animals
Pros: Hiking, Swimming Pool & Animal farms. Our kids love saying hi to the animals
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Reviewed on June 2021
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Fall colors day hiking – 2021
I have been to Bronte many times as we live in Mississauga. Last year we went in fall for a day hike. The fall colors were amazing. The park is close to GTA and is a great choice for day hike. There is also a Victorian house and farm, kids love to see the farm and interact with the animals there
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Reviewed on June 2021
KatV
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Great campground – away from the noise, little far from comfort station
Site: 733
Two years back, I was able to grab a non electric site at Jack Pine for a weekend. It was a great experience. If you are lucky you can get one of the few sites close to the water. The campground is little far from the main beach and crowd, so thats good if you like quietness and peace. The comfort station is at the entrance of the campground, so most of the sites in the Jack Pine loop are a little bit walk from the comfort station with showers. However there are vault toilets available within the campground for quick access. Overall, it was good stay
Two years back, I was able to grab a non electric site at Jack Pine for a weekend. It was a great experience. If you are lucky you can get one of the few sites close to the water. The campground is little far from the main beach and crowd, so thats good if you like quietness and peace. The comfort station is at the entrance of the campground, so most of the sites in the Jack Pine loop are a little bit walk from the comfort station with showers. However there are vault toilets available within the campground for quick access. Overall, it was good stay
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Reviewed on May 2021
KatV
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Great waterfront sites but taking parkbus was a mistake
Site: 110
This park is massive and Hemlock campground is particularly huge, its not easy to walk around by foot. I came via parkbus and I wish I had rented a car, or atleast brought a bike. We spotted quite a few bears, it was exciting. Overall, Grundy lake is a great park, and a large one too
This park is massive and Hemlock campground is particularly huge, its not easy to walk around by foot. I came via parkbus and I wish I had rented a car, or atleast brought a bike. We spotted quite a few bears, it was exciting. Overall, Grundy lake is a great park, and a large one too
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Sakthi P
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Great park – best suited for hiking and mountain biking
I visited Kelso conservation area this past weekend (May 2021) for the first time. I was surprised to the sheer number of trails available. All the trails are suitable for both hiking and mountain biking. I can see that there were more people mountain biking in the park than hiking. I hiked for 2 hrs. Kelso is different from many other parks in a way that the trails are very interconnected - there is no separate loop trails or linear trails that is distinguishable from one another. Its more like a maze, so you definitely need to have a map handy. I saw many biking as a family - with young kids. It was lovely. The first portion of the trails (from the parking) is uphill and after that the gradient is not that steep. This is because the park turns to a popular ski and snowshoeing spot during the winter
Overall, I am glad I found this park. I enjoyed hiking but I think it would be even more enjoyable for biking.
There is also a small beach in the park, and picnic spots
Overall, I am glad I found this park. I enjoyed hiking but I think it would be even more enjoyable for biking.
There is also a small beach in the park, and picnic spots
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Reviewed on May 2021
Albert T
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One of our most favorite parks to camp
A beautiful provincial park, stunning landscape and great place for canoeing and hiking. This is one of our family favorite choices for camping, only 3 hrs drive from Toronto
Tips if you go: Lots of opportunities for swimming, do don't forget your swimsuits. Also, there is a beach volleyball court that you should try
Tips if you go: Lots of opportunities for swimming, do don't forget your swimsuits. Also, there is a beach volleyball court that you should try
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Reviewed on May 2021
KatV
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One of my top 5 Ontario Parks
There are many great Ontario Parks but I have a few favorites for various reasons. This is one of my top choices. I love the scenery, great swimming and paddling opportunities, great campsites - overall a lovely choice for a Summer camping trip
Pros: Beaches (there is a Dog beach as well), hiking, paddling
Pros: Beaches (there is a Dog beach as well), hiking, paddling
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Sakthi P
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Great park, lots of activities to do
I camped in Grundy twice. Really great park. Lots of activities to do. Canoeing, fishing, hiking, cliff jumping and swimming. Depending on the season, the mosquitoes could be a real issue sometimes, don't forget to bring bug spray. Canoe rentals are available at the Grundy Lake Supply Post that is located across from the entrance to the park
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Reviewed on May 2021
Albert T
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A big fan of this park
My family is a big fan of this park.
Things we love about this park:
- close to the city
- good amount of hiking trails
- dog beach
- well spaced and private campsites
- Beautiful views of the Georgian bay
Things we love about this park:
- close to the city
- good amount of hiking trails
- dog beach
- well spaced and private campsites
- Beautiful views of the Georgian bay
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Reviewed on May 2021
Albert T
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One of the best beaches you can find in all of Ontario
This is not your typical Ontario park that you go for camping but it has one of the best beaches in all of Ontario (only other beach that comes close is Sandbanks)
The beach is shallow, and on sunny days its warm and absolutely enjoyable for swimming. There are picnic areas nearby with bbq pit - first come first served basis
Tip: Try to visit the park during a weekday in Summery. you will have a wonderful day. Try to avoid the park during weekends, it gets really really crowded
The beach is shallow, and on sunny days its warm and absolutely enjoyable for swimming. There are picnic areas nearby with bbq pit - first come first served basis
Tip: Try to visit the park during a weekday in Summery. you will have a wonderful day. Try to avoid the park during weekends, it gets really really crowded
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Reviewed on May 2021
Albert T
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beautiful park – we love canoeing here
Perfect family friendly park with great canoeing experience. You can also rent kayaks & canoes and enjoy paddling. We stayed in the Tall Pines cabin 2 years before - it was a perfect mix of nature and comfort. There are lots of hiking and biking trails too
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Albert T
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Good sites, great park
Campsite: 142
Overall, the campground was decent. The sites are quite shady and covered with trees. Privacy was decent. You will like the site if you prefer shade, I prefer sunny sites. Awenda has four beaches - we checked out all of them, they were nice. If you have dogs, you will enjoy the dog beach
Overall, its a decent campground. The pros are that the park has lot to offer, you will like it regardless of which site you are camping at
Happy camping!
Overall, the campground was decent. The sites are quite shady and covered with trees. Privacy was decent. You will like the site if you prefer shade, I prefer sunny sites. Awenda has four beaches - we checked out all of them, they were nice. If you have dogs, you will enjoy the dog beach
Overall, its a decent campground. The pros are that the park has lot to offer, you will like it regardless of which site you are camping at
Happy camping!
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Albert T
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Large spacious sites, close to the beach
Last year, we stayed in Ash campground. The sites were spacious. Our site turned out to be fully under the shades of the tree, we would have preferred to get some sun (afterall its Summer). I noticed some other sites had both sun & shade. The campground is located close to beach. The beach is very large and very popular here
Tip: If you have bikes take them, there are many different campgrounds and the park is generally huge to bike around
Tip: If you have bikes take them, there are many different campgrounds and the park is generally huge to bike around
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Reviewed on May 2021
Albert T
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Beautiful views, small but great beach
Our family loves to camp here. Campsites are great, beautiful scenery, small but nice beach. You can always spot deers grazing around in the park
Pros: Well maintained park, spacious campsites, clean washrooms, beautiful scenery, decent beach
Cons: As with many other parks, getting campsite availability is quite hard. We try to book on weekdays and even that are not available now a days (during the peak summer months of course)
Pros: Well maintained park, spacious campsites, clean washrooms, beautiful scenery, decent beach
Cons: As with many other parks, getting campsite availability is quite hard. We try to book on weekdays and even that are not available now a days (during the peak summer months of course)
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Reviewed on May 2021
Sakthi P
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Great park for day hiking
Great park, close to Halton Region urban areas. Nice hiking spot and picnic spot for locals. I like taking a day trip to the park and hike for a few hours and return. We went last year (2020), COVID restrictions were in place, we had to book a entrance slot in advance (online). Weekends can get real crowded
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Reviewed on May 2021
Sakthi P
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Georgian Bay at its finest
If you have never been to Killbear, Killarney or French River areas, you definitely must. All these parks are located close to the Georgian Bay and are very beautiful. Killbear is very family friendly and is popular among city dwellers. Campsite availability is hard to find especially on the weekends, but well worth trying
Campsites are spacious and the ones right across from the beach are some of the best. Privacy is not that great but we are okay with it
Campsites are spacious and the ones right across from the beach are some of the best. Privacy is not that great but we are okay with it
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KatV
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Great backcountry camping
A great park for backcountry - well maintained, well marked, lots of trails to hike. You can either hike in or paddle to the sites. I mostly take my canoe, but I like the fact there is a choice to hike in
Bonus like: Each campsite is equipped with bear boxes to store your food during your stay, found it to be very helpful, one less thing to plan for
Bonus like: Each campsite is equipped with bear boxes to store your food during your stay, found it to be very helpful, one less thing to plan for
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Reviewed on May 2021
Albert T
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Great family choice, close to GTA
This park is a great choice for families. The beach is great for kids and there is a swimming pool as well. The campsites are decent. You can also see many elders camping in their trailers
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Reviewed on April 2021
Albert T
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First time at Burley – Good campground, close to the beach
Burley campground is a short walk to the beach. The campsites were a bit cramped, close together, no sense of privacy. I suggest going for the premium sites if available. The water pumps were convenient, the comfort stations were decent but toilets could probably do with a bit more cleaning. The comfort station by the beach was super clean! If you plan to stay there, I suggest bring bikes, as it's a bit of a stretch to head to the camp store and the rentals
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Reviewed on April 2021
Albert T
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Lovely park but no park store
My family absolutely loves this park. There are a number of beaches to choose from and not to mention a beach for our dogs. One thing that is surprisingly missing is a store to get some ice for our coolers, treats for kids, worms and ice cream. They could make extra money for the park but unfortunately we have to leave the park and go down the road to buy this stuff. I'd much rather walk to a place in the park than drive 15 minutes
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Reviewed on April 2021
Albert T
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Great park, beautiful scenery
We love camping at Bon Echo, here are some pros & cons that I can think about
Pros:
Great beach
Beautiful scenery
Clean washrooms (most of the time)
Cons:
Not many hiking trails (compared to the bigger parks)
Canoe rental place was doing some kind of gimmick, they said cash only and when park ranger was around, they said they accept debit too, it seems like a third party who rents canoes and would like them to accept cards
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Go early in the morning to rent canoes, they are on high demand
Pros:
Great beach
Beautiful scenery
Clean washrooms (most of the time)
Cons:
Not many hiking trails (compared to the bigger parks)
Canoe rental place was doing some kind of gimmick, they said cash only and when park ranger was around, they said they accept debit too, it seems like a third party who rents canoes and would like them to accept cards
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Go early in the morning to rent canoes, they are on high demand
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Reviewed on April 2021
Albert T
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Decent park but there are better ones out there
This is a decent park but there are many better ones. The sites are relatively small and lack privacy, there are few nice ones but those are almost always booked. Many of the sites are suitable for tent camping but very limited selection for trailers
The beach is rocky and not as great as other parks, there is no park store, there was one before but has been closed for more than two years now I believe
Tip: For sites close to the beach and washroom facilities, choose Maple Grove campground
The beach is rocky and not as great as other parks, there is no park store, there was one before but has been closed for more than two years now I believe
Tip: For sites close to the beach and washroom facilities, choose Maple Grove campground
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Reviewed on April 2021
Albert T
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Perfect base-camp for paddling and access to backcountry
This is by far my most favorite campground in Algonquin. This remote but popular campgrounds gets filled up quickly during the summer. The campground is little off the main roads and is a perfect base-camp for doing some paddling or backpacking. Close to the Barron Canyon and the popular High Falls swimming area. Small park office and store with a few basics. Quiet and relaxing
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Reviewed on April 2021
Albert T
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Great campground but roads were narrow and the electrical was far in our site
Type: RV Camping
Campsite# 100
Last year, we took our trailer to Agawa Bay and stayed in a pull through site 100. The site was very wide but far from the electrical. We had to maneuver our 33 ft. fifth wheel very carefully between 2 trees to reach the 30 amp plugin even with a 25 ft extension. Also, we felt like the roads leading to the site and within the campground were little narrower than what we are used to. Other than these, the campground and the park was just simply amazing, we had a beautiful view of Lake Superior, we would definitely consider returning in the future
Campsite# 100
Last year, we took our trailer to Agawa Bay and stayed in a pull through site 100. The site was very wide but far from the electrical. We had to maneuver our 33 ft. fifth wheel very carefully between 2 trees to reach the 30 amp plugin even with a 25 ft extension. Also, we felt like the roads leading to the site and within the campground were little narrower than what we are used to. Other than these, the campground and the park was just simply amazing, we had a beautiful view of Lake Superior, we would definitely consider returning in the future
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Reviewed on April 2021
KatV
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Nice secluded campground, my favourite in Algonquin
If you are looking for a car camping experience, with nice camp sites, good beaches, and lots of quiet, you should consider Achray. The campground is relatively remote compared to other ones in Algonquin, but quite popular and gets booked up pretty fast in Summer. Close to Barron Canyon and High falls
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Reviewed on April 2021
KatV
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Good hiking/biking but lake often not swimmable
This is more of an urban park than your typical Ontario park that go on a weeklong camping trip. Best suited for weekend stays or day trips. Close proximity to GTA is convenient for some but could get very busy with city crowd during weekends
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- Biking and Hiking trails
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Park store with canoe and kayak rentals
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- Beach is not always swimmable, often contaminated
- Not so great beach
Pros:
- Biking and Hiking trails
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Park store with canoe and kayak rentals
Cons:
- Beach is not always swimmable, often contaminated
- Not so great beach
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Hiking and biking opportunities, not so great beach
A very nice park. Very large so lots of hiking and biking. There is a rock beach which is fun to explore and look for wildlife and the swimming beach is very nice but it is small. This is not a park I would love to return to but it was nice and I have nothing bad to say about it
Pros: Just 2.5 hrs drive from Toronto, Yurts are great, clean comfort stations, private sites
Cons: Lots of Poison Ivy, beach is small and not as great as the ones in some other Ontario parks
Pros: Just 2.5 hrs drive from Toronto, Yurts are great, clean comfort stations, private sites
Cons: Lots of Poison Ivy, beach is small and not as great as the ones in some other Ontario parks
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Sakthi P
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Yurt camping was great
Amazing place. I went there to stay at a Yurt last year and enjoyed my stay. Yurt was clean and well kept, although there was a bit of dirt on one of the plastic covered mattresses once. Small deck off the side with a working BBQ and wooden picnic table was nice for meals, as well as a small table inside which seats 4. Fire pit on site, wood bought separately. Must bring your own bedding and toiletries. Bathrooms were clean too
Trails are plentiful and very easy to walk on, clearly marked and information about wildlife if posted up on boards throughout the trails
Trails are plentiful and very easy to walk on, clearly marked and information about wildlife if posted up on boards throughout the trails
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Sakthi P
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Spacious campsites with decent privacy
Site: 73
We camped at George Lake, Killarney in July 2018. It was a lovely experience, although the last day was pouring rain and the mosquitoes were quite aggressive. George Lake is great for paddling, we rented kayaks from the park store and enjoyed exploring the lake. The campsites were large enough to accommodate two large family tents, and private enough
Tip if you go: If you go in June/July be prepared for rain and mosquitoes. Setting up tarp for the dining area helped a lot
We camped at George Lake, Killarney in July 2018. It was a lovely experience, although the last day was pouring rain and the mosquitoes were quite aggressive. George Lake is great for paddling, we rented kayaks from the park store and enjoyed exploring the lake. The campsites were large enough to accommodate two large family tents, and private enough
Tip if you go: If you go in June/July be prepared for rain and mosquitoes. Setting up tarp for the dining area helped a lot
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Love the extra privacy
We have been going camping here every summer for the last 8 years. Absolutely LOVE this place. We always stay in Hawthorne campground for the extra privacy and in proximity to the comfort station. Beach is awesome, so is the staff. We always walk away with new memories, so we just keep returning year after year. Just a short drive from GTA, but feels like you're much further away
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Lots of things to do and two good beaches to choose from
Pros:
- Lots of things to do - hiking, biking, swimming, canoeing, camping (obviously)
- There is a dog beach (beach#2 I think) for dog owners
- Beach#3 is the best for swimming, it has sand and shallow water area
Cons:
- Last year when I was there, the park was overrun with caterpillars, there were caterpillars crawling everywhere. Apparently this kind of outbreak happens once in every 12 years or so. There is nothing to worry about, they are harmless, but I didn't exactly enjoy their presence that much
- Lots of things to do - hiking, biking, swimming, canoeing, camping (obviously)
- There is a dog beach (beach#2 I think) for dog owners
- Beach#3 is the best for swimming, it has sand and shallow water area
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- Last year when I was there, the park was overrun with caterpillars, there were caterpillars crawling everywhere. Apparently this kind of outbreak happens once in every 12 years or so. There is nothing to worry about, they are harmless, but I didn't exactly enjoy their presence that much
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KatV
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Great campsites, great hiking and great beach
George lake is the only developed campground offered at Killarney park. The campground offers well shaded camp sites with beautiful hikes and swimming. We did the cranberry bog and chikanishing trail and had a refreshing swim. There are 2 beaches but we spent all of our beach time at the main beach. The scenery here is just breathtaking. The water is crystal clear. There's a dock at the one end you can sit and read and watch the sunset. It really is a beautiful spot
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Picturesque park with sandy beach
One of the most picturesque parks around. This park is known for its amazing sand beaches. Friendly staff, decent sized camping sites, and an abundance of wildlife. I would recommend Georgian and Beaver Dams campground, quieter than the other campgrounds and offers lots of choices for sites near water. You must buy your wood on site
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The park is quite popular and can get very busy during weekends and long weekends
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The park is quite popular and can get very busy during weekends and long weekends
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Brent Campground, Algonquin Park
Brent Campground is a great little campground. The drive in does take some patience, but once you are there, you really feel like you are disconnected and immersed in nature. The campground is small, but most of the sites I've seen are pretty nice and close to the water. I camped on a non reservable site while I was there and it was a really great site. I had access to the water and brought my kayak so I could paddle around the lake. The trip I did was a calm, relaxing, restful trip, and I got exactly that, at this campground. (site #26)
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Mew Lake Campground, Algonquin Park
I have camped at Mew Lake Campground in every season and always enjoy my time there. It’s a great place to stay and most of the campsites are private, which I love. There are so many things to do there, as well. You can access the bike/rail trail on foot and the Track and Tower trail. You are also able to easily access a beautiful waterfalls area near the campground, that you can admire in the winter, spring and fall, and swim in during the summer. There are many hiking trails that are also just a short drive away. No matter what season you decide to go to Mew Lake Campground, you will always have something to do if that’s what you’re looking for. Pictures are of site 100
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A perfect choice for family camping
We have been camping to Silent Lake for three times so far, and the kids are never bored of the park. They still want to back next year. The park is a gem, we love the fact that there are dedicated biking trails, we love to bike as a family. There are beaches for those hot summer days and the lake is quiet and the scenery is beautiful
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Reviewed on April 2021
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Great campground, would recommend going on a weekday though
Great campground with an nice beach. Some of the campsites might not have enough privacy, especially the non electric ones buts we didn't mind that much. There are washrooms with showers. We went on a Thursday and spent two nights. Friday was much better but the weekend started getting crazy, would highly recommend camping on weekday, but I guess that applies for most of the parks and campgrounds now anyways. Overall a great campground that offers both electric and non-electric sites. No bears during our trip
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Reviewed on March 2021
Sakthi P
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Spacious shaded campsites if that’s what you prefer
The campsites in Hawk offer shaded campsites with tall trees. These are especially good on hot summer days. The sites are spacious and there were comfort stations in walking distance. The comfort stations were well maintained as well. The beaches, trails and park office are a car drive away (not really walkable but that’s fine). The dog beach is relatively small.
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Reviewed on March 2021
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Killarney-January 2021
Had an awesome time at Killarney. Finished the hike in 2.5 hours. The trail was really packed down but don’t forget good hiking boots as the rocks towards the top are really slippery.
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Reviewed on January 2021
Sakthi P
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Great for hiking, but can get crowded at times
If you are looking for a day packed with hiking, Algonquin is a great choice. The park has 10+ hiking trails to explore. The trails are well marked, and offer great lookout points. The park can get crowded at times due to its high popularity among city dwellers (Greater Toronto Area). Expect long wait times at the visitor centre if you are visiting the park during Summer weekends.
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Reviewed on January 2021
Sakthi P
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Great park to try backcountry
Nice park with typical Ontario park facilities. We liked the fact that interior campsites are not very far away and that they are a great choice if you are still a beginner in backcountry camping.
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Reviewed on December 2020
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