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BayView Camp & Cottages

BayView Camp & Cottages

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35 Camp Rd, Callander, Ontario, P0H 1H0, Canada
(705) 752-2095 www.bayviewcamp.com
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Jul 5, 2018
Owners don't care. Place in disrepair. Go someplace else. Charge you a fortune. This is the same with all the resorts they own. Green Road, Sunset Cove and Waltonian Inn, you will certainly be disappointed.

Aug 4, 2017
Let's start with the view.. it is absolutely priceless!! The staff is just as great and there's so many options.. cottages , campers, trailers and tent areas.. the fishing is great as well! There's laundry facilities and a park for the kids as well.. lots of friendly people from all over the world!

Aug 11, 2017
I'v camped there last year, and found it to very dirty, the washrooms smelled and were extremely dirty and of August 10th. 2017 the pool was closed by the city for reason to me, unknown when I viewed the pool it look fogey and unclean and the washrooms were still in great need of cleaning as they smell horrible The picnic tables are all shaky and falling apart. where you dock the boats it is also falling apart and in great need of serious repair the only thing I can say that is positive is that the grass was cut and they have big beautiful trees surrounding the park.

Aug 4, 2012
I have stayed at this Camp and Cottages over the past 4 years. The owner of the property actually has several properties on Lake Nipissing. The cottages are nice, with A/C, large windows, full kitchen, and widescreen TV. They are located right along the water front, and are seconds from walking out on the docks. Callander Bay is a great place to be when the winds are coming out of the wrong directions to get out on the main part of the lake. Since the owner let go Jeff and Wendy, the camp has really gone down hill. If I would of written this review 4 years ago it would of been a "3". Dan (also own's Sunset Cove) has simply turned the place into a cash cow for himself. Little or not maintenance has been done since the first year we were here. The management will do what they can to please you, but their hands are tied. Most of the cabins lack supplies (pans, silver wear, etc.), and they simply have to borrow from the unrented ones to keep you in basic items while you are here. The boats have gone to absolute desolate condition. Every year here has been more of a challenge to have an operating boat. If I didn't know how to repair, wire, and test out circuits on the boat - I simply would have been without one. Again - the owner knows the situation and has done little to address the situation. There are a lot of campers, camping, and seasonal trailers on site - and this seems to be where they are making their money. There use to be a waiting list for cabins, but no more. I have had it with the facility until they decide to return to their old ways. I know the 3 cabins rented this week will not be back.

Jul 16, 2016
Perfect spot :)

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