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- 300 Water St. Peterborough, ON
Referral from
Aug 25, 2016
Karan S.:
We were looking for camping sites for the long weekend but everything is booked. I mean everything in algonquin, bon echo, bruce,...
Amanda M.:
Reservations.ontarioparks.com - search by date and region. There are still several campsites avail at parks including Wheatley and... Elim Lodge Christian Resort & Conference Centre
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- 589 Bear Creek Rd, Buckhorn, ON K0L 1J0, Canada Peterborough, ON K0L 1J0
Referral from
Jul 16, 2014
Jeff M.:
Can anyone recommend an affordable Christian family camp in Ontario?
Elizabeth D.:
http://www.elimlodge.com I have great memories going here as a kid! Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from March 31, 2015
Brooke R. asked:
Does anyone know a good place to camp in April? I know most of the parks are still closed.
Anita R. replied:
Check on http://www.ontarioparks.com
Nancy C. replied:
This might help :) http://www.ontarioparks.com/operatingdates/2015
Kathleen H. replied:
I`m in Hamilton and alot of my locals head to valens this time of year :) Nestled within the splendid pine and spruce forest Valens Lake has over 220 campsites -- 110 sites with hydro and water. An additional 10 sites are available for group camping. The campground is open for camping in any season. Valens Lake has everything to make camping enjoyable: modern washrooms, shower and laundry facilities. The campground is open eleven months out of the year, so visitors can experience nature in all seasons. Valens Lake can be reached at 905-525-2183 or 519-621-6029 or by email at valens@conservationhamilton.ca http://www.conservationhamilton.ca/valens-conservation-area
Martine M. replied:
Mew Lake in Algonquin park is also open year round.:)
Char L. replied:
Wheatley Provincial opens April 10. I've gone on the opening weekend before and had the park pretty much to myself.
Robin E. replied:
We are going to The Pinery:)
Char L. replied:
Martine Mayer crown land is public land that Canadians can camp on for free (for up to 21 days I believe).
Referral from January 16, 2015
Shannan S. asked:
Need some help please : my son is going to whitefish group camping with his scout troop. He has autism /ADHD and anxiety disorders. Because of this I have to camp at...
Debbie V. replied:
Any electriical sites near the comfort stations are good, especially for younger campers. You can go online to check the camp sites. There are photos available for most sites. Go to https://reservations.ontarioparks.com/
Shannan S. replied:
Michele K Derome-Wilson . I just finished booking site 327. The camp is from July 2-7. I HATE the 23 day booking thing but unfortunately due to the importance of this trip I had to do it to ensure I had a site. I Had to book from June 16-July 7. I will be canceling June 16-July 1.
Carl S. replied:
Shannan, Whitefish is a great camping location and is safe. Bathrooms in the Park is very good - actually excellently maintained. POG is closeby so no need to worry. There are showers and they are well maintained as well. http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/.../pog-lake-campground.php
Susan P. replied:
Mew Lake
Referral from July 15, 2015
Rachel M. asked:
Hi! Looking for suggestions and recommendations on crown land and/or cheap camp sites for two people and a tent! T.I.A! *** In the BANCROFT area - preferably!!
Jennifer B. replied:
Well, this is about 1 - 1 1/2 East of Bancroft...http://northfrontenacparklands.com/
Jennifer B. replied:
Backpacking in Bon Echo on the Abes and Essens trail ($12 night per person) http://www.ontarioparks.com/park/bonecho
Carol S. replied:
Lingham Lake
Referral from September 15, 2015
Linda M. asked:
Looking for a place to camp week after Thanksgiving. Oct 12 - 17. Want to see fall colours. Must be pull through site for RV. Any ideas?..... thanks
Susan W. replied:
Mew Lk campground in Algonquin is open all year. After Thanksgiving it's first come first serve. Prob not many leaves left by then tho. Bon Echo & Killbear are open after Thanksgiving as well.
ML B. replied:
Its not a Provincial Park or total back to nature campground, but we are going to KOA Gravenhurst KOA. The Bala Cranberry Festival is on and its always a fun weekend.
Catherine G. replied:
Restoule PP
Susan W. replied:
If you're wanting a provincial park, this will help you narrow your search http://www.ontarioparks.com/operatingdates/2015
Barb M. replied:
Riverside Area 1 at the Pinery is opened year round
Referral from May 26, 2015
Natalie H. asked:
Looking for a place to camp with my tent trailer for the very first time near Brantford area, willing to drive 1-1.5 hours, but looking for a place near some sort of...
Mary W. replied:
Rock Point and Byng Island is about 45 min to an hour away and Dunnville is minutes from both places. Rock Point is great on the lake and makes you feel like you are far away without having to drive too far
Valerie H. replied:
There are a couple Provincial Parks on Lake Huron, Point Farms, MacGregor and Inverhuron. Check them out at www.ontarioparks.com
Lora S. replied:
The Pinery Provincial Park is 2 hrs away and a wonderful Private Park is also 2 hrs away Rustons Family Campground ... The Pinery is right on Lake Huron, Rustons is walking distance (but has pools) and Grand Bend is 10 minutes down the road from both
Referral from July 29, 2015
Lia M. asked:
What is a good sized tarp to get for tent camping. I want to create a rain shelter. I've been rained out a couple of times now. I camp with friends who have kids. I...
David A. replied:
I'm not a fan of putting my tent right next to my eating area and using the same tarp. That's why it's important to invest in a good tent (i.e. if you can buy it at Canadian Tire, it's not a good tent). But a tent to have a common area when it rains - priceless! Scott Foster has got a great idea! I've also tried dollar store or CT tarps for years, and you get what you pay for. I'm about to spend some money to get a silicon tarp from MEC, as big as possible.
David A. replied:
Also - use the slip knot to tie around one end, and the taut-line hitch for the other end (or a 'trucker's hitch'): http://www.netknots.com/rope_knots/tautline-hitch/ . Also, if you put a little loop when finishing off any knot, it makes tear-down so simple (sometimes called a 'jerk hitch', a 'highwayman's knot' or a 'quick-release knot)! We call it 'The Sheeler Modification' in honour of my farmer father-in-law who used this little trick all the time!
Referral from August 15, 2015
Josh S. asked:
From South-western Ontario...looking for somewhere new (besides The Pinery) to camp with our small trailer for a week.
Any suggestions?
Mike B. replied:
Point Farms Inverhuron MacGregor Point
Valerie H. replied:
Put in your dates and see what is available. www.ontarioparks.com
Referral from November 9, 2014
Shannon D. asked:
Just listed near Bobcaygeon. In need of a handy man. Would be great for a snowmobile camp with a great view of Pigeon lake. Jump on that sled and hit the lake!
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