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Lakeside Village Campground

Lakeside Village Campground

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2416 Talbot Trail, Chatham-Kent, Ontario, N0P 2P0, Canada
(519) 825-4307 www.lakesidevillage.on.ca
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Jul 8, 2018
3 1/2 stars from me! Very clean rooms, good size suites. The ONLY draw back was that there was no back door so that we could sit outside our room ( which overlooks the clean campground and lake). There is a staircase to the beach which is ample size for the campground. Instead, we had to sit inside the rooms unable to even see out the windows. Great location, though the local grocery store in Wheatley has closed, so you need to drive to Leamington which is 10-15min down the road. About a 20 min. drive to Point Pelee Park. We would stay there again IF they had doors outside.

May 31, 2018
Very nice , clean and quiet campsite... right on the lake...no pool but there is a little bit of the beach... perfect for relaxing..... helpful stuff...not much to do for the kids .had a great time

May 23, 2018
Good sites close to lake view is good people that own it r easy to comply with campers wants

Aug 20, 2017
Our family was planning for a great summer but instead it was the worst because of this motel. We stayed in the motel for one night. I used the washroom at night and saw a bunch of centipede crawling out of the drain of the shower. I didn't want to sleep on there bed beacause it seemed like they haven't washed it in ages. When i woke up to check out i was feeling really itchy. The day we arrived home i went to the doctors to get the itchyness checked out, the doctor told me i had scabies. I recommend to not go to this motel

Mar 26, 2018
Best management very accommodating clean place

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