Rock-Bottom-Ranch near Meaford ON (18 Result(s))

Walk into the woods from your spacious campsite at this secluded KOA. Walk into the woods from your spacious campsite at this secluded KOA. Nature trails connect to the Bruce Trail along the Niagara Escarpment, a wondrous ecosystem of forests, cliffs and wildflowers running from Niagara Falls to the Bruce Peninsula, flanked by the deep blue waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. Nearby, Sauble Beach offers 7 miles of heavenly sand. Shop, dine, golf and fish in Owen Sound, 2 miles away. Relax on a ferry ride through the islands of the Fathom Five National Marine Park, where glass-bottom boats pass over shipwrecks and unusual rock formations. Use the M.S. Chi-Cheemaun ferry to travel farther north. Take advantage of KOA's heated saltwater pool, game room, playing fields, picnic shelter and lots of running and biking room. Enjoy the  convenience of sewer hookups on-site. Some of our staff speed Cantonese ,Mandarin and Japanese . Pool: June 1 - September 7. Max pull thru: 75 feet. Téléchargez un document .pdf contenant les informations de base sur ce terrain de camping. en français.

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Bruce Peninsula Boat Tours provides boat tours in South Bruce Peninsula. We offer: Guided Passenger Tours Snorkelling Tours Birding Tours Sunset Cruises Specialty Tours with Guest Guides Oliphant Departures: Tours the Fishing Islands of Lake Huron, a series of 70+ islands, just 13 km west of Wiarton. The islands are rich in history and local folklore that include indigenous people, white settlers and early mariners. Enjoy a guided boat tour past islands once home to a local still, a First Nations smokehouse and the first white settlement in Bruce County. See shipwrecks, learn about the history, the geography and the rare and endangered species in the stunning part of the Bruce Peninsula. Sauble River Departures: Travel the Sauble River from the mouth to the beautiful Sauble Falls and return. Hear stories of indigenous history, early days of lumber barons, fishermen and boat builders, and the early settlement of what was to become one of Ontario's premier vacation destination.