Camp

been there for over 30 years on and off since I was born best park in Ontario by far so much to do for kids and adults. ie. Bingo adult games like golf cart rodeo. mini golf event. and more and kids have almost something every week to do and dances and many sports u can play... the best thing is there is 3 pools and splash pad.. everyone one is friendly great place to get away

Our family tent-camped at Rus-ton July 13-15. We were shocked/disappointed that after driving 3 hours, we were essentially camping in a grassy parking lot. The visitor camping sites are all jammed together side by side with not even a tree or a hedge to offer any privacy from neighbouring sites. I have never seen anything like it. Then, to the front of our site our view was a sea of cars. There was nothing scenic or natural about it. I think this is something that should be communicated with visitors before they book. We wouldn't return for this reason. On a positive note, our kids had tonnes of kids to play with and the playgrounds and pool facilities were great. The washrooms/showers were kept very clean.

So sad it's closing, AMAZING place! ❤️ I would give it ten out of five stars if I could.

I have been there for 16 years and every year is great though for best service they do everything to make sure water is safe to drink n the pool is always the best for people who love trails there is many and they are beyond fantastic if you find the one leading to the Indian head rock.

This camp experience is unrivalled. Strangers become life long friends and staff/coaches aim to teach more than just sports. At Olympia, you learn how to overcome challenges and become the best version of yourself by feeling 100% safe and comfortable to be yourself. Would 10/10 recommend for any student, athlete, teenager or someone looking for a fun, new opportunity.

Worked here as a lifeguard and it was an amazing experience with a great staff presence and opportunity to experience the ways of American summer camp

This is now called Ashton Park Estates, and the new name is fitting - the lot sizes are estate-like compared to the other 3 parks where we have had mobile homes. The "estates" are a peaceful, friendly place to spend your vacation, or your whole summer. Nicely treed, and beautifully manicured, it seems that everyone is proud of their site - no messy spots like we have seen in the other parks. The park committee is active, organizing events throughout the summer, and everyone we have met to date is very friendly. I haven't seen a better park in all of Ontario.

lovely park for your trailers. family fun in the sun

Spent at least a portion of the last 25 summers here. A very special place.

Very friendly campground with a beautiful look out over lake Erie

What a great park! The park is extensive, well forested and set along the eastern shore of Lake Huron. The campsites are attractive, large, private, and with many trees and bushes between the sites. I was in the "Dunes" area which is close to the beach. This park is one of the most popular in Ontario and it's difficult to get a weekend site without reserving ahead. I enjoyed the quiet, peaceful environment and was impressed by the cleanliness as well as by the friendly, helpful staff. I highly recommend it!

Fantastic scout camp.

One of my favorite places!

What a great place to take your pet. Very caring proprietors who look after your dog individually and in social groups. A wide selection of activities to keep them busy and happy to be away. Highly recommended.

Have stayed at this camp many times and about to head it for our all sections camp here. The facilities at this camp are the best and our group always has a great time here.

We Love Pinehurst Trailer Park..

I would not recommend camping at Duttona Family Campground - changes in the past 2 years with new ownership has been heart wrenching - The utter disrespect for long term campers was so disheartening to watch and experience - Campers who were there for 30, 40 + years were evicted or left the park because their happy camper spot was not happy anymore. Do not get caught laughing after 10 pm while sitting around the fire – too loud and noisy. On some lots the sewage is seeping up into the grass – campers (with children) had to wear rubber boots because they were walking in feces. Some had issues getting water to their trailer, 3 hoses hooked together and spanned over 3 lots and now they have water – told by owners that their only obligation was to make sure the spigot was onsite. Hydro is very outdated – advertise 30-amp service, please check the box before you plug in. No amenities except a pool, old swings, and old monkey bars at the park. Not a "Family" campground.