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Located less than an hour west of Montreal along the tranquil shores of Lake St. Francis on the St. Lawrence River, Glengarry Campground features a sandy beach that arcs around a sheltered bay and 182 campsites among a towering stand of old growth pine trees. The region is an angler’s paradise, boasting some of the best bass and carp fishing anywhere! Facilities: •NEW 2 Cabins •16 Premium Waterfront Sites (no services) •102 Regular Sites (no services) •37 Electric Sites (15 amp) •27 Recreational Vehicle Sites (with water & 30 amp) •Comfort Station •Trailer Dumping Station •Washrooms and showers •Boat Launching •Extended Stay Camping •Retail store/Registration Activities: •Cycling on the Waterfront Trail •Swimming •Picnicking •Playground •Self-Guided Trails •Interpretive Programs •Children’s Programming Attractions •Nearby shopping in Lancaster •Nearby shopping in Cornwall •Cycling on the St. Lawrence Recreation Trail •Approximately 45 minutes from Upper Canada Village Directions •10 km east of Cornwall, Ontario, on County Road 2. Take South Service Road (before overpass at Lancaster) and travel east •Alternatively, take Exit 814 on Highway 401 and go east on South Service Road
Family-run for generations, Molly & OJ’s is an historic cornerstone in the resort-like community of Erieau, Ontario. The property, set on the shores of beautiful Lake Erie, offers Molly & OJ’s Restaurant, The Sandbar Pub and Lakeside Cabin Rentals giving you with a total get-away experience all within walking distance. Erieau is a must-see stop on any waterfront cycling route, and is also home to the Erieau Marsh Biking/Hiking Trail (1.7 km) that circles Rondeau Bay and the McGeachy Pond Conservation Area hiking trail. Both offer splendid views of the lake and the bay as well as a vast variety of wildlife.
The Parks of the St. Lawrence’s largest campground offers over 300 campsites and 5 camper cabins on the shores of the St. Lawrence River near Upper Canada Village, Upper Canada Golf Course and Crysler’s Farm Battlefield. The cabins are nestled around a picturesque little inlet that also offers recreational opportunities like canoeing and fishing. The Cedars Campground (sites 1-134) offers special transient pricing at a substantial discount for seniors 65 years of age + all summer long. The campground sits on the shores of the St. Lawrence Seaway and offers the perfect vantage point to watch ships from ocean going ‘salties’ to lengthy lakers go by. provide an excellent vantage point for viewing ships as they pass. Special bonus to campers: Upon check-in at the park campers receive 2 FREE passes to use to visit award-winning Upper Canada Village or Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada during the regular season (mid-May to Labour Day). Facilities •29 Premium Waterfront Sites (no services) •117 Regular Sites (no services) •85 Electric only sites (15 amp) •21 Recreational Vehicle sites (water & 15 amp) •42 Recreational Vehicle sites (water & 30 amp) •5 Camper Cabins, with private boat launching •4 Instant Camping sites •1 Wilderness Site •Comfort Stations •2 Trailer Dumping Stations •2 Water Fill-up Stations •Showers •Seasonal Camping •Boat Launching •Recreational Building Activities •Swimming •Basketball Court •Volleyball Court •Playground •Canoe Rentals •Interpretive and Children’s Programs Attractions •Only minutes from Upper Canada Village •Only minutes from Upper Canada Golf Course •Only minutes from Crysler Park Marina •Only minutes from Crysler Beach (Picnicking and Food Concessions Available) •Only minutes from Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary •Nearby shopping in Cornwall and Morrisburg •Cycling on the St. Lawrence Recreation Trail Directions •10 km east of Morrisburg and 29 km west of Cornwall, Ontario, on County Road 2 •Exits 750 and 758 on Highway 401.
Enjoy a private cabin at the edge of the forest, located on 150 acres of rolling meadows and forest surrounded by 3000 acres of provincial land with 25 km of trails to explore by bike or hike or ski.