Customer Ratings and Reviews
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Alice Lumsden - Vee on Google
(March 13, 2019, 6:54 pm)Great place to take kids for a walk or a hike. The trails are a bit sketchy and I got lost one time but otherwise it is a good place to visit!
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William Wong on Google
(March 9, 2019, 1:28 pm)I was surprised that there was an actual campground inside the city. You can bring in a trailer or use a tent and camp by the Rouge River. I don't know how much it costs, but it is open in the summer.
If you want to go camping without driving for hours, this place is close and you can't even tell that you are in the city. There are trees and a river and you cannot see any signs that you are not in a campground far from the city. This is part of the Rouge National Park now. If you wander through the forest, you can get to the Toronto Zoo, but I would not do that. I am not sure if it is allowed.
There are also plenty of Pokemon to be found here. That is how I found this place the first time. -
Douglas Lee on Google
(March 5, 2019, 11:40 am)Great hikes with good views overlooking the ravine. Of course the proximity to the city means lots of people on the trail, but most are courteous if not friendly (it's Toronto, so not TOO friendly)
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Cole Emberley on Google
(December 29, 2018, 8:16 am)Well-staffed and easy entry at the front, but the park itself lacks any modicum of privacy or "site"...in an RV or trailer I could imagine a much better time but for tent camping it feels strangely like being back in a Scout troop, sharing an open field. The trails are quite nice however and the facilities are more than adequate. Nice enough to get out of the city for a weekend, and the geography of the park eliminates any road noise from the nearby highway. If you're looking for destination camping I'd seek elsewhere, but for convenience's sake this park is great.
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Glen Rouge Campground On the Web
Glen Rouge Campground - Toronto and Region Conservation ...
Parks Canada oTENTiks now available at Glen Rouge Campground. ... To Reserve an oTENTik Tent, please call: 1-855-811-0111 or ... Toronto and Region Conservation ...
Glen Rouge Campground - Toronto campgrounds | Good Sam Club
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Glen Rouge Campground | Tourism Toronto
Glen Rouge Campground. 7450 Kingston Road ... 1-855-811-0111 (CA/US) A range of riverside camping opportunities within Toronto's largest natural environment setting ...
Glen Rouge Campground - NOW Magazine
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Urban Camping in Toronto: Glen Rouge Campground | Kids in T.O.
The Glen Rouge Campground on the banks of banks of the Rouge River in the soon-to-be Rouge National Urban Park is the city's only camping spot. It's a short drive (approximately 35 km from downtown) on the eastern edge of Scarborough along the Rouge Valley. It's an escape from the city in the city.
Glen Rouge Campground, Ontario - mydriveholiday.com
Contact Glen Rouge Campground for price details. Office Phone: 1-855-811-0111 (Toll free) / 416-287-2267 Contact Glen Rouge Campground for reservation and other enquiries.
Camping - Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)
Toronto and Region Conservation operates three unique family campgrounds within the Greater Toronto Area: Albion Hills, Glen Rouge and Indian Line. To make a reservation by phone call 1-855-811-0111. Indian Line and Glen Rouge are the closest campgrounds to downtown Toronto, and offer easy access to local amenities and attractions.
Where to enjoy urban camping in Toronto | Vacay.ca
Telephone for camping reservations: 1-855-811-0111 (toll free). Indian Line Campground / Claireville Conservation Area The Toronto Regional Conservation Authority operates Indian Line Campground , which is in the northwestern reaches of the city.
Rouge National Urban Park - Parks Canada
For information about Glen Rouge Campground, or to book a campsite visit the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, or call: 1-855-811-0111 (Toll free) or 1-226-706-8518 (International). Mail: Rouge National Urban Park Parks Canada 105 Guildwood Parkway PO Box 11024 Toronto, Ontario M1E 1N0
Questions & Answers
What is the phone number for Glen Rouge Campground?
The phone number for Glen Rouge Campground is (855) 811-0111.
Where is Glen Rouge Campground located?
Glen Rouge Campground is located at 7450 Kingston Rd, Scarborough, ON M1B 0B7, Canada
What is the internet address for Glen Rouge Campground?
The website (URL) for Glen Rouge Campground is: https://trca.ca/parks/glen-rouge-campground/
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