Ontario Camp Site Discription Explanation
I'm working on our summer trip across Ontario between Niagara and Port Huron with a stay at a Provincial Park along Lake Huron. Reading thru the camp site description it list an "Outlet Distance" in m...
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Unless they changed the policy for the 2014 season the provincial parks reserve five months in advance to the day. They fill fast, especially if you want hydro and are over 25' in length. The majority of PPs only have hydro and non hydro sites, no water or sewer. They do have fill and dump stations.
You can borrow electrical extension cords from the camp office if you don't have enough length. They are no cost, just first come first serve and you need to leave a deposit. I usually have a 50' and two 25' lengths with me. I have used them all many times but never needed more.
The closest park between Niagara and Port Huron, on Lake Huron, is the Pinery, very large and popular (busy), but a beautiful beach.
You can borrow electrical extension cords from the camp office if you don't have enough length. They are no cost, just first come first serve and you need to leave a deposit. I usually have a 50' and two 25' lengths with me. I have used them all many times but never needed more.
The closest park between Niagara and Port Huron, on Lake Huron, is the Pinery, very large and popular (busy), but a beautiful beach.
