Elora Gorge Conservation Area Camp
Elora Gorge Conservation Area Camp
Elora Gorge Conservation Area Campground sits along the Grand River just outside the village of Elora in Wellington County, operated by the Grand River Conservation Authority.
The campground offers 450 sites in total, ranging from unserviced tent sites to fully serviced sites with water, electrical, and sewer hookups. A single group campsite is available for registered youth groups. The camping season runs from May to October.
The setting is defined by dramatic 22-metre limestone cliffs flanking the Grand River, a designated Canadian Heritage River. Campers have direct access to river tubing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking on cliff-top and riverside trails, fishing, and cycling.
The park is large and sprawling, making it easy to spend multiple days exploring its varied terrain and rapids.
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