Camp

This place is amazing. If you are traveling with children then you won't be disappointed. Our kids loved the pool and caught several fish in the pond. They sell discounted tickets for waldameer as well.

Nice RV park with indoor pool, tennis courts, playground, mini-golf, level sites and just a great facility.

The price is exceptional.. Prepaid 2 weeks tenting for less than the cost of a 2 night stay at a hotel.. The staff is very courteous and friendly.. The grounds are well kept and clean.. So relaxing.. I would most definately recommend Sleepy Cedars for couples and families to go camping at..

Nice campground, good services and close to attractions in Ottawa.

I never write reviews but this store deserves a HUGE shout out! We were on a coast to coast to coast adventure when our RV broke down in Ottawa. We got it towed to this store and from that moment on, what was an unfortunate mishap became a gleeful and memorable experience. They we’re so wonderful! They gave us sincere and honest advice (we didn’t believe them right away but after three additional tows and quotes we learned they were the spot on), got us a mechanic and a welder, brought in our dogs from the heat, fed us, made us comfortable, made us feel welcome and (of course) found us a perfect solution and got us on our way! Mishaps happen, but when they do, it’s how you are treated around you that changes the time and these guys....WOW....we can hit the road again with tunes blasting and smiles on our faces!!

My cousin sent his children(10&12) to this camp for three weeks between July 18-August 5th. and kids didn't learn more than anything they have already knew. There were issues with: 1) uneven lunches or snacks that were provided to the children; for example some kids were getting two burgers, some was getting only one, some kids were getting two ice-creams some was getting no ice-cream at all. 2) public commute was provided instead of school buses, therefore so many issues raised with that such as delay in trips to the destination of planned afternoon activities; such as team leaders got lost after getting off of the buses and couldn't find the actual destination of the planned trip (Aviation Museum) so kids had to walk for kilometers under the hot weather; and some team leaders got off of the bus in a wrong stop so they also made the children walk for kilometers arrived to the destination for just before the place close down for the day (Aviation Museum); they had to walk back the same way to the bus stop. 3) Afternoon activities were not well organized, such as children were taken to the Dow's lake for paddle boats, but some children couldn't even get on the boats; some children were left on the boats for hours before they were getting help to return to the docks. When we complained about the issues (#2) to the Manager Sharen Craig, she promised that she was going to get back to us to make it up to the students, but she never did. 4) It was very expensive. Even though some of the teachers who works for this organization do their best to teach to the children, I wouldn't recommend this camp to anyone, I didn't even want to give one star to the organization. The management certainly make you feel that money is the only factor for their business not teaching.

Good canteen, nice park, lake and two pools for swimming.

I attended this camp for most of my childhood, and can say with complete certainty that it improved my life :) it was hugely enjoyable at the time and extremely beneficial later on!

Pros: Check-in was a breeze, and the showers were clean and the water was nice and hot, but that's about it. A big kudos to the male staff member (I think his name was Rob) who was kind enough to stop what he was doing, grab his truck and offered to boost my car after my battery had died during the weekend. Cons: The whole grounds were literally a minefield of goose droppings and navigating the little turds without issue while walking about was difficult and unpleasant, not to mention damn near impossible. So much so, that you would not be able to lay a blanket down without it falling on some turds. Also, during our second day of camping, my parents who dropped by for a visit were given a great deal of grief at the front gate when trying to locate us as we had left our cell phones in our tent and did not reply to their phone call saying that they had arrived. The staff advised my mother that her and my stepdad would have to pay to enter the park to even just have a drive around to try and locate us. Normally I wouldn't worry so much about it, but if the staff had known that my mother is fighting cancer and that this was a visit we were looking forward to, maybe they'd have changed their tune. Either way, the treatment they received was not cool in my opinion, and was very unprofessional and left me in a bad mood the rest of the day. Had they been allowed to enter the park to have a look, they would have easily found us at my girlfriend's parent's motor home and would have gladly gone back to pay the fee for the day pass. As with any business, there's always good and bad, but this time the experience was bad, and we will not be going back there anytime soon.

We love cedar grove. The owners are friendly towards everyone and the kids are always a huge part of the owners happiness. Its nice and peaceful and not over regulated. Wont move anywhere else! Gary and Alice are true gems.

friendly people clean and breath taking views great for people of all ages

Got married there. Won't get married again (because wife is awesome). Best campground. Best staff. 11/10

Great place for summer break

Love the camp ground and love visiting our friends who come up