Discover the best glamping near Goderich, Ontario with wifi provided

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Goderich

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3 top glamping sites near Goderich with wifi provided

Birch Springs

1 site · Lodging22 acres · Kincardine, ON

We are steps from Inverhuron park and the beautiful beach and trails at the park. Our land has 22 acres with a 1/4 mile horse track and spring fed pond with stream that feeds into Lake Huron. We have many spots to put up a tent and enjoy the scenery. We have 2 dogs so yours are welcome but we don’t have a fence so keep that in mind.

Secluded Bungalow on River & Trails

1 site · Lodging85 acres · Paisley, ON

Learn more about this land:Unique and secluded, this cabin is a true gem in the heart of nature. It features 3 bedrooms, a dining area, kitchen, bathroom, and woodstove. We also have high-speed wifi on site!The cabin is perfect for a family looking to get away from it all. You will be able to enjoy all that nature has to offer from the cabin's central location. Hiking trails, beaches, wildlife, and snowshoeing are just a few of the activities located nearby. NOT SUITED FOR LARGE GROUPS.In the winter, you will be able to go snowshoeing or cross-country skiing and enjoy a cozy evening reading by the woodstove. You will also be able to enjoy all the beauty of nature during the summer months with hiking trails, beaches, kayaking, and more!The cabin is located along the Saugeen River, just north of 700 acres of managed trails in Bruce County, Ontario. Our property is 85-acres (40 acres is farmed).We are only 20-minutes from beaches and world-class sunsets in Port Elgin, Saugeen Shores, and Southampton. WINTER: Ski-In-Ski-Out. Road access is limited for extreme seclusion! The cabin is 500m off the main road. Plowing, if needed, will be at your own expense!HUNTERS WELCOME! 85-acres of Sugarbush. Next to 700 acres of public trails called Brant Tract.Please note, the people limit for the listing is 12 people. However, that's assuming some people will be camping on the lawn. The beds fit 7 people total (3 x double beds, 1 x twin bed).***PACK IN, PACK OUT. Guests must take all garbage with them when they leave. Any trash left will result in a $50 charge per bag. Seriously. I had to sort through people's trash/recycling in the past. Not doing that again!!!

Kale's Korner

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Goderich, ON

Rustic open concept cabin in the lovely Bluewater Beach, Goderich. This picturesque, tranquil, and cozy but spacious cottage will leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed.The cabin has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a sofa bed, kitchen, BBQ, firepit, wifi, and A/C.Our property is 100m from the lakeside escarpment, walking distance to the local beach, and a 2-minute drive to town.Close to walking and bike trails, great restaurants, wineries and craft breweries. Goderich's natural setting along Ontario's West Coast provides an incredible number of recreation and leisure choices. Goderich's tidy, landscaped waterfront is perfect for swimming, water sports and picnics; 1.5-km. boardwalks connect three lovely beaches that have playgrounds, washrooms, snack booths and flower gardens!15-minute drive to Bayfield.Full privacy shrubs surround the cabin.

Glamping near Goderich with wifi provided guide

Overview

Nestled between the mouth of the Maitland River and Lake Huron’s eastern shores, Goderich, Ontario offers beaches and swimming galore. A vibrant fish and wildlife scene, Goderich features year-round hunting and fishing (with proper permits), along with boating, tubing, or biking. Goderich lies in the path of various migrating birds, providing opportunities for birders to fill out their life list. Lucky campers may see bald eagles soaring overhead and diving into Lake Huron for a fresh meal. Nearby campsites include amenities like electrical and water hookups for RVs or tent camping.

Where to go

Point Farms Provincial Park

Point Farms Provincial Park sits on a bluff with stunning views overlooking the water. Set up camp at one of the pull-through sites for car camping, RVing, or tent camping with electrical hookups and a short walk from water taps, comfort stations, free WiFi, and laundry facilities. Boating, biking, and birding for yellow bellied sapsuckers and orioles give campers plenty to do. Campers who plan to hunt should make sure to snag a small game hunting license for year-round hunting in the area.

Falls Reserve Conservation Area

Almost entirely surrounded by a loop in the Maitland River, Falls Reserve is an exciting family camping experience with a gorgeous natural backdrop—small waterfalls pouring over rocks with swimming holes below. Watch birds migrate in spring and fall, or take a hike through the dense 300-year-old oaks. Many campsites at Falls Reserve’s three campgrounds feature fire pits, picnic tables, and electrical, hydro, and water hookups with sewer access. Campers can pay for a day use pass at Fall Reserve’s entryway gate autopay box, or get a park membership pass for visiting any time of year.

Goderich Lighthouse

Guiding ships to safety since 1847, Goderich Lighthouse has a unique square shape that beckons visitors and locals alike to picnic and view stunning sunsets from 100 steps high. Hikers will enjoy Viewpoint Trail, culminating in a collection of original, historical cottages. Camping near the lighthouse includes glamping options close to Maitland River and Lake Huron’s shores.

When to go

Camping season around Goderich begins in May with Victoria Day and runs to October. Summer months are a popular time for camping and outdoor recreation, with average temperatures topping out at 24°C. With days stretching longer into nights, staying during summer also means the area’s notable sunsets are visible longer. For smaller crowds and cooler temps, plan to visit in spring or fall.