Discover the best RV campgrounds near Goderich, Ontario

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The Riverbend

3 sites · RVs, Tents21 acres · Clinton, ON

Welcome to a little piece of paradise on the Maitland River. This 21.5 acre land has the river running along two sides. Much wildlife to be seen including deer and fox. The river is a popular area for fisherman and has easy boat access at the edge of our property. The falls reserve campground is nearby with beautiful falls you can swim and fish in and lovely walking trails. Benmiller inn, spa and restaurant is across the bridge.

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Lake House retreat

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Kincardine, ON

Thank you for checking out our page. We are fun and outgoing pet friendly owners that have. Few perfect spaces for you to rent by the day, week or month. Properly has water, power and sewer access. Tenting welcome but spots are best for trailers due to the washroom access. Lake is a three minute walk but you can hear the water crash on the beach on most nights. There is water hook up and free firewood to use but bring a axe The sunsets are spectacular. Paddle boards, jackets and bicycles you will have access to use. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

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Green Acres

2 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Goderich, ON

Learn more about this land:Small farm, chickens turkeys sheep cattle, beautiful sky at night fire flys can be found, campfires allowed as long as no fire ban happening, can often here coyotes

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Secluded River Flats Camping

1 site · RV, Tent10 acres · Clinton, ON

River flat off-grid camping on a spacious 10-acre parcel of land, with private access to Hopkins Creek and Maitland River. Enjoy the expansive and peaceful campsite with great scenic views, private nature walking trails, fishing in the creek and river, bird and wildlife watching. There is even a bald eagle's nest within view of the campsite! Plenty of space for lawn games. Four-legged friends are certainly welcomed and campfires are permitted. Local attractions include: - Beaches in Goderich: Sunset Beach, Goderich Main Beach, St. Christopher's Beach, Rotary Cove Beach, Black's Point Beach - Beaches in Bayfield: Bayfield Pier Beach, Howard Street Beach, Houston Heights Beach - Road cycling through beautiful, rural scenery and diverse landscapes through Huron County - Fishing in Hopkins Creek or in the Maitland River - Canoe or kayaking in Maitland River (if water levels allow) - Hiking trails nearby: Lobb Trail, Falls Reserve Conservation Area, Bannockburn Conservation Area, Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area, Menesetung Bridge / Tiger Dunlop Trail, Maitland Trail / G.A.R.T. - Craft breweries: Stone House Brewing Company, River Road Brewing and Hops, Bayfield Brewing Company - Farmer's markets: Bayfield Farmers' Market (Fridays 3-7), Goderich Farmer's Market (Saturdays 8-1)

Maitland River Campground

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · Gorrie, ON

Wake up to the chirping of birds and a beautiful sunrise! Bald Eagles and Great Blue Heron are seen sometimes! Take a stroll along the river, go to the pond to go swimming, or relax on the beach! Gaze at the starry heavens and fall asleep to the sounds of the night! There are three sites to choose from: The Cardinals Nest - A charming whimsical off-grid cabin that sits on a hill and is close to the river! Riverview seasonal sites - Near a pond for swimming with a sandy beach, great for longer-term stays. River Overlook - 5 spacious sites overlooking the Maitland River and several sites in a large open area, a great place for kids to explore

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Lake Huron Getaway

2 sites · Lodging, RVs1 acre · Tiverton, ON

This is our beloved property, steps from Lake Huron. The Cottage is centrally located in a close-knit cottage community. Great for the kids! Only a 2-minute walk to the beach!We have two stay options:Lake Huron Cottage Getaway: Large cottage with room for 6 people. Three bedrooms with all the basic utensils needed in the kitchen.Steps to the Beach & Boat Launch: Offering cottage driveway available for RV camping or backyard available for tent camping. This is private camping, no one else will be on the property while you are.There is a nice fire pit in the backyard, a treehouse with a rock-climbing wall and slide. There is a public boat launch available and great fishing in the boat dock area.15 min drive into either Port Elgin or Kindcardine for anything you could need.

Camping on Ridge

21 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Grand Bend, ON

Learn more about this land: Welcome to Camping on Ridge! There is a large clearing for your tent/RV/Trailer and fire pit on our private wooded 50-acre country setting. Large pond for on-site fishing (catch & release). The sites are suitable for 1-2 tents, 2-4 people. NO Pets Allowed. 1 vehicle. The additional vehicle is $5/night. We offer portable restrooms as bathroom facilities. Firewood is available to purchase along with farm-fresh eggs. Short drive to amazing beaches on Lake Huron, rivers for those who love canoeing/kayaking, provincial park, wineries, cider houses, and craft breweries. There are many golf courses in the area if you’re in search of a golfing weekend. You will not be disappointed!

Wilde on Turtle Island Sanctuary

4 sites · RVs, Tents13 acres · Warwick Township, ON

11 acres of reclaimed industrial agriculture farm land, slowly evolving into a regenerative food forest and retreat. Fully developing diversity of flora and fauna including several species of free ranging fowl, working livestock guardian and pest control dogs and an increasingly diverse small wildlife population. A peaceful pond and meandering walking paths through meadows and early pioneer forest.

RV camping near Goderich 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.