Toronto area Big Rig campgrounds?
Any suggestions for a months long stay with a Big Rig in the Toronto, Ontario area? Would prefer FHU and concrete pad but would like any recommendations or first hand knowledge/experience you can prov...
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If you can tell us what part of Toronto your interested in, it would be a big help, it can take an hour to go from one side to the other.
On the east side, Scarborough area, as previously mentioned, there is Glen Rouge, west side Etobicoke, Indian Line or further west Bronte Creek Provincial Park or campgrounds in the Milton area.
On the north east side Hy 404 corridor there are some 45-60 minutes away.
On the 400 corridor, I know of 3 (in commuting distance), 1st Yogi Bear Jellystone
would be about 30-40 minutes to the north limits of Toronto.
2nd Toronto North Cookstown KOA 45 minutes
3rd (I would highly recommend but an hour north. Barrie KOA, They do have the 'big rig sites' smooth concrete patio sites, FHUs, very friendly family owned, There is also commuter train and bus service available in this area.
Ken
On the east side, Scarborough area, as previously mentioned, there is Glen Rouge, west side Etobicoke, Indian Line or further west Bronte Creek Provincial Park or campgrounds in the Milton area.
On the north east side Hy 404 corridor there are some 45-60 minutes away.
On the 400 corridor, I know of 3 (in commuting distance), 1st Yogi Bear Jellystone
would be about 30-40 minutes to the north limits of Toronto.
2nd Toronto North Cookstown KOA 45 minutes
3rd (I would highly recommend but an hour north. Barrie KOA, They do have the 'big rig sites' smooth concrete patio sites, FHUs, very friendly family owned, There is also commuter train and bus service available in this area.
Ken
