Vacation homes

50 Plus Trailer Park geared to adult and senior lifestyles * Clubhouse for park activities * chalet * laundry * pool tables * bingo evenings * dances * potluck suppers * heated swimming pool * 40 acres * 77 sites * Season runs from May 1st to October 31st

3 1/2 miles south of 401 (Exit 218) on Highway 19 (Plank Line) * a friendly welcome awaits you * easy highway access, centrally located * the ideal spot to tour Southwestern Ontario * facilities: pull-thru sites, tenting area, games area, reservations, ice, laundromat, showers, flush toilets, dumping area, mobile pump-out, picnic area, also a sheltered picnic area, planned or group events, recreation hall, cycling, playground, motorcycles and pets on leash * offsite facilities: restaurant, golf, hiking, mini golf, movies and waterpark * open May 1st to October 25th

Conservation Authorities, created in 1946 by an Act of the Provincial Legislature, are mandated to ensure the conservation, restoration, and responsible management of Ontario's water, land, and natural habitats through programs that balance human and environmental needs. The Catfish Creek Conservation Authority (CCCA) works to ensure that the Catfish Creek watershed’s rivers, lakes, and streams are properly safeguarded, managed, and restored; protects, manage, and restore the Catfish Creek watershed’s woodlands, wetlands, and natural habitat; develop and maintain programs that will protect life and property from natural hazards such as flooding and erosion; and provide opportunities for the public to learn from, to enjoy, and respect the natural environment. The Catfish Creek Conservation Authority is a local non-profit organization that needs your financial support and volunteerism to ensure community driven environmental initiatives continue in the future. Charitable Registration Number 10687 9240. The Catfish Creek Conservation Authority works with landowners to improve their property by providing technical and financial assistance for projects such as erosion control, tree planting, habitat creation and restoration, and other stewardship initiatives. Springwater Conservation Area offers a wide range of activities from hiking, biking, birdwatching, canoeing and kayaking opportunities, and many more! Transient and seasonal camping is available at the Springwater Conservation Areas (both serviced and non-serviced) from May until October. Consider the Springwater Conservation Area for your wedding, family reunion, or gathering with our available pavilions and 19th century schoolhouse.

We are a family campground with a wide variety of activities offered * reservations for a minimum two night stay * nine hole golf course * driving range * BMX track * tennis * volleyball * ball hockey court * laundry facilities * propane filling station * general store * sanitary disposal station * ice * firewood * daily crafts and activities for the children * visit our petting zoo or have a swim in our heated outdoor pool and hot tub.

Seasonal and family camping

Featuring a huge spring fed lake with great fishing right off docks, swim in our spring fed pool, play golf nearby or just relax at your cottage RV.

Groups in Dorchester * Kintore * Thamesford * Ingersoll * Salford * Tillsonburg * Woodstock * Backus Mills

R.V. Resort and Campground. R.V. Sales and Service. Welcome to Spring Lake RV Resort, a place to get away from the heat of the city, to enjoy the beach, lake, swimming, boating, early morning fishing, or maybe a campfire with family and friends... or do nothing at all!!

Swimming * picnic * family camping * scuba diving * trailer park * Bunkie & Caboose Rentals * beach area * playground area * diving boards * cliff jumping * great fishing. From 1928 until it flooded in 1937, Innerkip Quarry supplied gravel for use in railway beds. In 1957 it was purchased by its present owners and turned into a recreational facility.

Daycamps (ages 5-16). Overnight camps (ages 7-16). Helping to guide individuals in a positive direction by experiencing farm-life and friends. School Field Trips * Birthday Parties * Just outside of Tavistock across from Premier John Deere dealership.

Over 425 treed campsites * 3 sheltered areas for group camping (minimum 10 units) * seasonal sites available * washrooms with FREE hot showers, laundry facility and camp store * recycling, sewage disposal stations and sewage service * pool for campers only (July & August, supervised by lifeguards) * recreational programs for all ages (July & August) * vistor's centre, baseball diamond, sports equipment for sign out * day use area with picnic area and tables, washrooms, playground, swimming at beach (unsupervised) * food available at Marina Restaurant * shelters & pavillions * rent the Staffen's Pavillion for large or small gatherings * four marked trails totalling 20km in length * Lake Trail is the longest, at 7km each way * three trails in the Dr. R.S.Murray Forest are designed by colour * Blue Trial is a self-guided interpretive trail * maps available at the gate house * fishing from shore or on the reservoir for perch, bass and pike * fishing dock is located near the Marina * motorboats, water skiing, sailing, board sailing and canoeing (restrictions apply) * wet and dry dock storage available for motorboats and sailboats, gas available for purchase at the Marina * no Personal watercraft are permitted at any of our CA's, there is also a Wildwood Sailing Club

Conservation area * camping, boating * fishing, recreation, boating * Leash Free Dog Park * Pavilion Rental & Event * Trials * part of the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority

Full service sites * seasonal sites * large spacious pull thrus * picnic tables & fire ring at each site * camping cabin-are equipped with a set of bunk beds with a double on the bottom and a single on top * snacks & limited groceries * secured access gates * hot showers * heated pool * Minigolf * laundromat * recreation hall * wood & ice * Sleeping Cabins for rent, 65 motorhome / trailer sites for rent with water, hydro and sewer.