Campground Toronto
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Toronto

Oct 28 - Oct 29 ·
2 guests

Toronto Campground

Toronto
2 guests

Adults:

2

Children:

0

Child’s age:

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John Wayne Cedar Oasis John Wayne Cedar Oasis

John Wayne Cedar Oasis

5901 5Th Side Road
69.0 km (42.9 mi) from Toronto
60
  • Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
  • Free parking
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Garden area
8.8
5 reviews
~ US$143 / night

John Wayne Cedar Oasis

69.0 km (42.9 mi) from Toronto
60
  • Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
  • Free parking
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Garden area

John Wayne Cedar Oasis

8.8
5 reviews
From US$ 143 / night

Luxury Campground in Toronto

  • Great deal
  • Beach access
Scugog Landing Resort Scugog Landing Resort

Scugog Landing Resort

225 Platten Blvd
67.9 km (42.2 mi) from Toronto
  • Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
  • Free parking
  • Security
  • Air conditioning
  • Tennis court
  • Outdoor swimming pool
7.4
5 reviews

Scugog Landing Resort

67.9 km (42.2 mi) from Toronto
  • Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
  • Free parking
  • Security
  • Air conditioning
  • Tennis court
  • Outdoor swimming pool

Scugog Landing Resort

7.4
5 reviews

Cheap Campground in Toronto

  • Top location
Mall House Mall House

Mall House

3410 Chipley Crescent
22.6 km (14.0 mi) from Toronto
  • Car park
    Charges may apply
  • Air conditioning
  • Heating

Mall House

22.6 km (14.0 mi) from Toronto
  • Car park
    Charges may apply
  • Air conditioning
  • Heating

Mall House

Frequently Asked Questions

Which campgrounds are near Toronto's downtown area?

Cawthra Park Campground offers a natural setting close to downtown Toronto. It allows quick access to popular downtown attractions like the CN Tower and the Royal Ontario Museum.

Tip:

Reserve a spot at Cawthra Park Campground on weekdays for quieter stays, as weekends tend to fill up quickly.

Where can I find pet-friendly campgrounds in Toronto?

Gus Harris Campground and John Wayne Cedar Oasis both welcome pets. You can enjoy a hiking experience with your furry friend while staying close to nature.

Tip:

Bring a leash and check for pet-friendly trails before exploring; they enhance the outdoor experience.

Which campgrounds near Toronto are best for family vacations?

Scugog Landing Resort is ideal for families, offering activities like canoeing and nature walks. Kids can enjoy the playground while parents relax.

Tip:

Plan family activities in advance, like guided nature tours; they help keep everyone engaged during your stay.

What campgrounds in Toronto offer amenities like pools?

John Wayne Cedar Oasis features a refreshing pool area where you can relax after a day of hiking. It's a top choice for families seeking some fun in the water.

Tip:

Visit the pool area during the afternoon to enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere before it gets crowded after dinner.

Which campgrounds near Toronto are best for outdoor activities?

Cawthra Park Campground is great for hiking and fishing, being right next to Lake Ontario. You can explore several trails and enjoy a picnic by the lake.

Tip:

Prepare a fishing rod if you plan to catch your dinner; the lake's western shore is known for its excellent fishing spots.

Where can I find affordable campgrounds in Toronto?

Scugog Landing Resort offers budget-friendly rates without sacrificing comfort. It provides basic amenities while being close to natural attractions.

Tip:

Check for off-season rates during early spring or late fall for the best deals.

Which campgrounds near Toronto are popular for events and festivals?

Gus Harris Campground hosts several seasonal events and gatherings. Folks often enjoy craft fairs and family weekends with local entertainment.

Tip:

Bring your chair and come early to enjoy every festival feature without rush.

How can I plan a unique camping experience near Toronto?

Consider combining camping with local attractions. Visit downtown museums and then unwind in nearby nature at campgrounds like Cawthra Park or John Wayne Cedar Oasis.

Tip:

Include visits to the Toronto Islands; day trips there can enhance your camping with beautiful views and activities.

What are the best seasons for camping near Toronto?

The best camping seasons in Toronto are late spring and early fall, when temperatures are pleasant for outdoor activities. You'll avoid summer crowds while enjoying nature.

Tip:

Plan your trips around Ontario's Apple Festivals in September for fun harvest festivities.

Is camping near Toronto safe for families?

Most campgrounds in the Toronto area, including Scugog Landing Resort, have safety measures in place. Families typically appreciate well-lit areas and monitored sites.

Tip:

Avoid camping in isolated spots after sunset; stay in populated areas to ensure safety.

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