We are coming to this camp fourth year in a row, I'm beyond thrilled with this camp, there is so…read moremany activities that the owner of camp does with kids every day. Swimming, running around because the facility is huge, art and crafts, my child eats warm food 3 times a day and made so many new friends. When the times came to go home my son doesn't want to live this place. I highly recommend this place You won't regret it.

From the owner: Camp Stellar is a small outdoor camp for children 5-12 years old, located in Bradford, ON, just…read morenorth of Scanlon Creek conservation area. Camp Stellar is "a home away from home" for your kids. The camp is designed to accommodate every kind of personality: it is a place where kids can be kids, where they can relax, unwind and recharge after a long school year. They have a variety of options how to spend their days: either to participate in organized activities, play sports, swim, read, enjoy unstructured self-guided play, or even take a nap. Our focus is on balancing physical and mental wellbeing, fostering friendships, compassion, healthy active living and acquiring valuable life skills. The camp runs 9-5 pm. We provide hot breakfast and lunch, and 2 snacks.

My husband and I stayed at Georgian Bay Park for 9 nights in September. The park is immaculate, the…read morewashrooms and showers are new and clean. I found the owner very approachable and friendly. Also contacted the Camp host and he was very helpful. I would stay here again definitely. Situated in a beautiful area of a beach resort community and close to Barrie, Collingwood and other major centers as well.

My family and I were there for 4 nights and we had an amazing time. We chose to RV this trip and…read morethe sites were beautiful, they included electricity, water, and sewage. The owner Don would drive by the sites every day and make sure everything was okay. Along with Don, the staff there is very friendly and always willing to help! Beautiful trails and scenery along with a watchtower looking over the water. If I could rate this park 6 stars I would, highly recommend for you and your family.

Love this place! Gives you access to the water directly and the view? STUNNING!…read more Always a great spot to catch a good sunset. Mostly usually less crowded so that's a plus too.

Today we went to Lake Simcoe public beaches. But calling them "public" is a stretch. Local people…read morehave taken over the beaches, placing heavily armed police to guard the parking areas and not allowing anyone they don't recognize. The "public" parking was half full, and they let in people they recognized but not strangers. The police were nasty, very aggressive, and threatened us. When I stopped a few times on the shoulders and entered one of their members-only parking lots to let my daughter use the washroom, they sent a police trooper in a vehicle to escort us from Simcoe County. This is the first time I was afraid for my life in Canada. Worse, this is funded by our tax money to defend public property from the public.

Earl Rowe Provincial Park is another Provincial Park in the area that I love to spend a nice Fall…read moreDay at. Why?? Because this park is just deserted! Hardly anyone there. The hiking trails are not as well marked as Bronte Creek, however it is not as big and so even if you do get lost, you always can find your way back! A lot of the dog owners in the area brings their dogs here to swim in the lake. The beach is off bound to dogs during the busy summer months. Though early spring time and fall, they are welcome to take a dip in it! Day Use charges does applies!

My go to, a must, every year, starting around may-early sept my family and i hit earl rowe since…read moreits the most quieter, cleanest , barely no animals just raccoons time to time, and spacious campsite. Around $46 a night, i believe wood is around $8-$11 per large bag so you need 2-3 bags a night if preffered

This is a review for day-use only, as the park is actually closed for camping during this time of…read morethe year. There are a couple of day-use lots on the outside of the actual park for locals to use, I don't believe you can drive into the park proper to use it for day use. At the time we visited, Orillia was close to peak color, so it was a fantastic time. It was a nice day for a hike, and there were quite a few other people using the park as well -- there's a little beach area in the day use part as well as a playground and places for taking your dog on leash. We went and followed the trails in the park, there seems to be a few that can be used, one in the treeline and one along the lake. You can make a decent little loop of a couple of kilometers. There's nothing incredibly challenging about this little hike, to be honest, but the tree colors make for some gorgeous photos. I'll definitely want to come back and visit here and go camping during the season. A really lovely provincial park!

My friends and I have been using these cottages/cabins as accommodation in Wasaga Beach for years…read more The perks: - biggest cottage sleeps up to 16 people - cheap - can rent it for just a weekend - not strict about noise - 2 minute walk to the beach/bars - full of people in their 20's - each cabin comes with a bbq - parking is included - bigger cottages come with a fully stocked kitchen (including a stove) - bathroom and shower in the bigger cottages, plus extra facilities on site The booking process is sketchy. After verbally confirming over the telephone with someone that they will reserve a cottage/cabin for you, you have to go to TD bank and put the deposit (in cash) into their account. You then write to their email address to confirm you put the deposit in their account. Once you get there and pay (cash), everyone is given a bracelet they have to wear for the duration of their stay. Extra people cost extra money. Check out is a bit early (10am I believe?) but you can often leave your car their for the day after you've checked out. If you're looking for somewhere to stay with a group of friends in Wasaga Beach, this is a great option.

Very Tidy campground and cottages. We took a 3bdrm for the 7 of us and had lots of space…read more Recently renovated they were clean and welcoming. 2 min walk to the beach and not as much traffic/noise at night. Thanks guys!

First time legitimately camping with a group of friends and away from any parents. It was an…read moreamazing time to say the least! The park doesn't have many things to do during the day for activities but that's why it's in Wasaga because everything you could want to do is less than a 10minute drive away! The washrooms and showers were okay just make sure to bring your own personal hygiene products as there wasn't even any soap in the washrooms. There was a live DJ Saturday night which unfortunately I didn't get to see but by the sounds of things was also pretty good! If you're looking to get away for a weekend and enjoy a cheap party/camping experience with friends this is definitely the place! Would have been five stars if there was running water and/or electricity at the sites...

FIrst of all, if you're not into loud, raucous parties, this place is not for you. This place is…read moreadvertised as party central, and they are not kidding. The place itself is pretty nice, very big, lots of trees and decently clean bathrooms and showers. Every site has a huge garbage can, which is emptied every morning and a fire pit. They sell firewood and ice at the front, where there is also a beach volleyball setup and basketball court. It is a 5 minute walk to a 24 hour grocery store, and the Walmart (in case you forget your tent. *cough*.) It's probably a 20 minute walk to the beach, but we drove because we didn't want to drag all our stuff there. They do everything to make sure everyone has a good time. From 9pm-12am, they have a tent set up with music and laser lights for a dance party. Let me tell you, dancing on soft sand is AWESOME! At 10pm, a car from Dominos comes, selling large pizzas at $10 each. At midnight, music has to be turned off, but most parties go on until dawn with no hassle from the Party Police. When we left, the friendly girl at the front suggested that we visit their Facebook page and tag ourselves in the pics that they took at the dance tent. Everyone who works there was friendly, which can't be easy seeing as their entire clientele is made up of drunk partiers. My only complaint has more to do with the other campers than the campsite, and has a LOT to do with the difference in ages. It's been a long time since I could party all night and wake up at 9am and party some more. Nowadays, blasting music out of my car in the morning (MORNING!) after a big booze down is too ridiculous a concept to imagine. The average person who goes there is in their early 20s, and from the Kitchener/Waterloo area, it seems. Other than the loud mornings, this was totally fine, as everyone is very laid back and just out for a nice time. I would recommend this place for anyone who wants a camping experience they will never remember!

Highland Pines Campground…read more Highland Pines is one of the finest seasonal and overnight campgrounds in Ontario, offering seasonal camping for trailers, overnight RV camping, as well as cabin rentals. Located on the shores of Lake Belwood, outside Fergus, the campgrounds are easily accessible from anywhere in the GTA and they're are open May through October.

Well we love Highland Pines, we recently purchased a trailer and have enjoyed the park every…read moreweekend since. super kid friendly. Our fellow campers are fun, the staff is great, the amenities are awesome, and we are looking forward to phase three being completed. Belwood lake as a back drop is the best. Fergus is not to far away, and and we are 50 Min from home if the weather is not good. You can't ask for more.

Came here twice this summer. Had an amazing time! We did the aqua park, inflatables! They also have…read morewake boarding and paddle boat. Super super fun! The kids had an amazing time as well! They've got really great burgers and also beer :). Definitely worth the visit!

From the owner: Beginning in June 2018, Rail Yard is adding an inflatable water park, one of the largest in…read moreOntario! Families can enjoy the 18+ exciting features of the Aqua Park including: trampolines, monkey bars, flippers, slides, hurdles, rockers, rollers, a climbing wall, and much more. Explore the Course - Beat the Obstacles - Race your friends & family - and watch them totally wipe out! On a private 25-acre lake try cable wakeboarding, wake skating and kneeboarding.... no need for boats. All equipment needed for rent or bring your own. No experience required! Take a lesson with a Water Ski Wakeboard Ontario certified instructor. We offer summer camps in July & August for children ages 8 - 15 years. We offer cable rentals for birthdays, family gatherings, schools, camps, and even bachelor/ette parties. BBQ food and snacks available on-site, including a licensed waterfront patio.

Stayed 3 days here while in the area for a tournament. The park had tons to do for kids in our age…read moregroup(10 years old). Mini golf, pool, volleyball, basketball, ball hockey, lots of places to bike around. The park is not huge so it's easy to keep track of the kids while still relaxing yourself. The sites were a good size, but close together. It's not a place to go looking for solitude, but they run a tight ship and it's quiet at night. Everything was very clean and well maintained. The surrounding area is very rural with lots of farmers markets etc to grab munchies if you are out during the day. I would highly recommend this spot if you are looking for a group camp experience just north of Whitby/Oshawa area for pre-teen kids.

Fort Knox trying to get in & out plus the office manager operates this campground in a…read moremilitary-like fashion. I'm not sure the history of this campground to warrant such a strict regime but it takes away of the vibe & isn't very "Canadian". Charging $12 for any visitor, regardless of the amount of time, is ridiculous. Having travelled and experienced many campgrounds, this one was the most unwelcoming. We had an RV and the site was muddy due to the rain. The workers out in the campground were very friendly.