Rideau Acres Campground

My family and I make a point to camp at least 2 weeks each summer. A week in July and a week in August. Rideau Acres Campground is definitely one of our favorite places to come. Large sites, beach and pool, cute farm consisting mainly of geese and ducks, a playground and mini golf. You can also enjoy many other activities as well. The Campground is clean and the bathrooms are regular toilets as... My family and I make a point to camp at least 2 weeks each summer. A week in July and a week in August. Rideau Acres Campground is definitely one of our favorite places to come. Large sites, beach and pool, cute farm consisting mainly of geese and ducks, a playground and mini golf. You can also enjoy many other activities as well. The Campground is clean and the bathrooms are regular toilets as well as showers in there own designated rooms. If you enjoy walking and hiking bring your outdoor shoes and enjoy the trails that lead up to the top of a mountain with some beautiful views. Last but not least the staff is polite and helpful as well as very accommodating. Very pleased and enjoy our time here each summer.

We were here during the off season. Left just before the park officially opened. When we first arrived, the water was still off and the place was a mess, I would have given it two stars. However, we spent a month here and during that time they did do a lot of work cleaning things up. It's a nice park, I find it to be pricey. I've only given it three stars as it is very rundown, washrooms, laundry,... We were here during the off season. Left just before the park officially opened. When we first arrived, the water was still off and the place was a mess, I would have given it two stars. However, we spent a month here and during that time they did do a lot of work cleaning things up. It's a nice park, I find it to be pricey. I've only given it three stars as it is very rundown, washrooms, laundry, pool area, lodge and amenities all need a good renovation. Plus some of the season camping spots with permanent trailer on them (this takes up at least 50% of the park) looked like they were left to ruin...... Bottom line, it's a nice place, pricey, but need a lot of work done. The duck pond was a highlight...

The park is OK but could be great. They are surrounded by water. There are a mixture of sites that are shaded or minimal shade. There are a lot of geese here. So if you get a site close to the water, there will be a ton of goose crap. And if you're not familiar with it, it is like a small dog crapping all over your lawn. There is quite a bit of stagnant water around. So that means a lot of mosquit... The park is OK but could be great. They are surrounded by water. There are a mixture of sites that are shaded or minimal shade. There are a lot of geese here. So if you get a site close to the water, there will be a ton of goose crap. And if you're not familiar with it, it is like a small dog crapping all over your lawn. There is quite a bit of stagnant water around. So that means a lot of mosquitoes too! There are only 4 washrooms for the entire park. So depending on where you are, you will have to walk. There is only 1 laundry facility. And you will have to drive to it if you're further in the park. They have boat docks. And boat rentals. Only one pool. And it is by the entrance. What bothered me is how dusty the roads are. I mean insanely dusty. If you have a diesel pusher (big fan pushing air out the back) your radiator, CAC and whatever you have being towed will be filthy. I had our electric bikes on a hitch and they were a mess. (See before and after pics). They have a mini putt and disc golf course. There is only 1 dumpster and it is by the entrance. If you were staying awhile, that would wear on you. It is on the pricey side for the lack of amenities.