This campground is top-notch! Very well maintained, greenest grass EVER! no bugs, if you can…read morebelieve it! We were shocked that there were no black-flies! Everyone is super friendly, respectful of your space. No crazy drunken golf carts (golf carts are a no-no, oh bless). Definitely NOT Trailer Park Boys material. This is very family and retired professionals type of campground. The waterfront is magnificent. Cycling trails (G2G - Goderich to Guelph) trail; hiking; an abundance of boutique stores, local breweries, gorgeous Bayfield, so much to explore. It's known as the "prettiest Town in Ontario" or was that Canada?,,,,

Fantastic family campground with great sense of community within the park facilities are clean and…read morewell kept. Owners continually invest in the park always adding more attractions like new pools hot tubs etc During the summer months they have a great recreation program every weekend and even during the week for the kids. Staff are warm and pleasant to deal with. Any minor or major problems we have ever had have always been looked after in a timely manner Mr Baker you run a great park

Great spot for family and friends, pool , golf course , entertainment spot and so much moreread more

Awesome camp grounds! Woodeden is clean, wheelchair…read moreaccessible, and full of super cool activities! I came here to volunteer for CDA's one week overnight D-Camps and I had a wonderful time. The kids definitely had a blast splashing around in the pool, shooting targets in archery, balancing on the high ropes, sculpting in pottery, challenging themselves in wheelchair basketball and sledge hockey, and singing around the campfire. The "cabins" were all inclusive with communal showers, bathrooms, and sinks. Air conditioning was fully functional and there was a lounge area in each cabin complete with sofas and tables. In the staff cabin, there was also a fridge, freezer, and stove top in the kitchen along with a fireplace and TV in the living room. There was also a balcony connected to the living room and hammocks for relaxing during leisure time.

We went to East Park as part of a Costco deal. We had a good time, water slides for my oldest and a…read moresplash pad for my little. "They didn't have many and the bullet and caterpillar are the only good ones" -mr 9 The splash pad was good but if that's all your going for I would just go to one of the free city ones. The iced cream wasn't too bad but we had to cut our eating time short because of the bees. No ones fault but still a pain. I also found it was a pain picking up the tickets because of the loud sounds inside the building. I couldn't wait to get out. If you can get out of the city there are better places but if your here it's not a wasted day out

I really like East Park, it's a bit overpriced (hence the 4 stars) but otherwise it's a lot of fun…read more Water Park: Awesome. The slides are great! Although the water is ICE COLD, it's quite refreshing on a really hot day. It offers water fun for kids (and grown ups) of all ages. The splash pad area is great for the little ones and it has one of those cool dumping buckets that are kid magnets. The change rooms always smell like pee unfortunately, you;re better off using the stalls out by the carpet slides if you don't need to use a washroom. Mini Golf: I love minigolf and East Park offers fun themed holes and is a great change from the place on Adelaide I usually go. The minigolf has two options, one with wooden edges around each hole and one without (like real golf). The one without edges is usually less busy and better for teens/adults. Batting Cages: I'm fairly certain these are the only ones in London. The last time I was there the "softball" ones were both very slow (even the hard option) so my friend and I were using the expert hardball games to practice our swings. We brought our own bats and helmets because their bats aren't high quality and I always question the cleanliness of shared helmets. Rock Climbing: I hate heights so I hate rock climbing. I did the team building exercises here in 2009 and the person running them was fantastic. They were supportive and really motivated our group to complete the challenge. The staff are friendly and helpful. The grounds are clean and well maintained.

Visiting friends and family in the area and what would a trip here be without a stop at the Pinery…read more We came by two days in mid August. This is a large Provincial Park with pretty much something for everyone including a dog beach, plenty of biking / walking trails, camping, a place to canoe and of course...the amazing beaches. One feels like you are holidays in Mexico when you are on these beaches...warm clear water, a few waves and great sand. We brought beach umbrellas and chairs and highly recommend some type of protection from the sun on hot sunny days. It was a very positive beach/nature experience and happy to recommend the Pinery.

Great place to camp, relax, take some short hikes and just enjoy nature. We camped in the Dunes…read moresection, and had about as close to an ideal tenting experience as you're going to find at a large, popular park. I was concerned when I booked the site that the Ontario Parks website described its privacy as "poor"--were we going to have people walking through our campsite constantly? Hardly. Compared to sites in Michigan state parks, where I've done a lot more camping, we were well sheltered by the tall trees and roadside brush. We were at the edge of the pavement and had a fair number of people walking by on their way to the beach, along with an occasional car, but they would have had to make some pretty determined efforts to stare at us (and really, doesn't everyone have better things to do? Not at some parks, I've learned). We'd have had more shelter at a site further back on the half-circle we were part of, but honestly, we were fine. There was plenty of room to put up our tent and dining shelter. No electricity or water on site (Pinery has another unit with more developed campsites), but there was a flush toilet nearby, a showerhouse in easy walking distance, and drinking water faucets regularly spaced through the campground. We could walk to the edge of Lake Huron in less than 10 minutes. The showers were clean with abundant hot water. The toilet station nearest us was also very clean, and when a flush handle broke Sunday afternoon, it was replaced in matter of hours. As I mentioned, Pinery is a popular park, and in the evening there is a modest amount of noise, though not enough to drown out the whipporwills and coyotes. Generally, the farther you are from the beach, the visitor centre, and the camp store, the better your chances for quiet and solitude. The trails are generally short--mostly in the 1-2.5K range, but wide and well kept. Their width is a good thing, too, since this may be one of the most poison-ivy infested parks I've ever seen. On the other hand, our visit was amazingnly bug-free. I do wish there were some longer trails here--it seems like that would be possible in the east end of the park. But the forest, dune, and wetland scenes along the existing trails are lovely. Have wanted to check this place out for a long time and glad we finally did.

I can't believe no one has reviewed this gem of a place. We stayed for almost 3 weeks. This place…read moreis located near shopping, restaurants and the gym I frequented. They have spots for full hookups and 50 amp. Diane at registration is super friendly. The campers were all very respectful. Looks like they will have new ownership and will have upgrades. What I hope they don't do is raise prices were it's not affordable for those that stay for the season or lengthy time frames. The KOA we stayed at was too pricey and had so many kids driving the golf carts, making lots of noise and it felt chaotic. This place was quiet and we felt safe. We are interested in returning next year. Bonus, Cracker Barrel is adjacent to this park.

From the owner: Welcome to Port Huron, home to the Blue Water Bridge, the Port Huron to Mackinac Boat Race, and…read moreplenty of outdoor fun. The Port Huron Township RV Park welcomes travelers from all over Michigan and Canada to visit and set anchor in our friendly campground. Our Park is conveniently located near both I-94 abd the Blue Water Bridge, ideal for both easy entry and exit. We are also located only minutes away from restaurants, shopping centers, beaches, and waterways for boating and fishing.

This is a good campground for those who are starting out camping be warned this place gets…read moreovercrowded and ends up, looking like a FEMA

Love this park. I come here yearly with my family s a few times. They have great summer as well as…read morefall camping. It's a beautiful park with a great little store, and some of the best views of Lake Huron.

Holy hidden wonders Batman!!! Lived here almost 15 years and just discovered this place. Just…read morea little fishing area with a nice dock Totally secluded place just off the main road that's prefer for fishin or even just Parkin Enjoy beautiful st Clair River and watch the freighters go by!

I've been to Marysville and Chrysler Beach but have never seen this. There's a little pier going…read moreout to the river but nothing like this!