What visitors say
Flamboro Valley Camping Resort is close enough to the GTA for a quick getaway, but visitors say it feels much further away. Reviewers describe a clean, well-kept resort with pretty landscaping and lots of green space. There are seasonal and transient sites, tent sites, and full-service sites that are easy for big rigs to reach.
Families rave about the pool and splash pad, which have clearly had investment, with a toddler pool, a pirate ship and a slide, plus plenty of loungers. Check-in is described as smooth and friendly, and staff fitted in last-minute guests and helped with directions into Toronto. Food trucks visit on weekends, and a small pond has fish, frogs and lots of turtles.
It's a strong pick for families with young children. There are playgrounds, a trail network that also takes golf carts, and room to bike. Tent campers found plenty of space to spread out.
Some practical points come up. The shop and check-in are at the top of a long, steep hill with no shaded seating. Trailer sites sit back to back, facing the neighbour's door, and have few trees. Trails are poorly labelled. One long-stay guest found the washrooms rarely cleaned and the water pressure weak, and Friday and Saturday nights can get loud. One guest felt the pool needed a capacity limit. One would-be guest also reported a booking being cancelled without a clear explanation, so confirm your reservation.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 536 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Flamboro Valley Camping Resort directly.