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Fifty Point Conservation Area Campground & Bissell’s Hideaway RV Glamping Trip Summer Vacation 2026

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Fifty Point Conservation Area Campground & Bissell’s Hideaway RV Glamping Trip Summer Vacation 2026

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Fifty Point Conservation Area Campground & Bissell’s Hideaway - RV Glamping Trip - Summer Vacation July - August 2026 Fifty Point Conservation Area Campground: This quiet campground is in the 80-hectare Fifty Point conservation area in Winona, situated near the south shore of Lake Ontario. It is open from April 1st to November 30th. Activities available in this conservation area include: bird watching, fishing, camping, hiking (on the 3.4-kilometre accessible recreational trail loop), picnicking (at two covered picnic pavilions & a variety of uncovered group areas that are available by reservation. Many picnic tables are also available throughout the day-use area & do not require reservations), & swimming in the lake (change rooms are located at the nearby Lakeside Pavilion). There are two beaches. I was hoping to take our French Bulldog Lexi swimming at the pet friendly beach, but it is too far for her to walk in the 29 degree Celsius weather. The beaches are a black sand / gravel. You can take a vehicle to the beach parking lots. The main beach did need to be raked for debris. I didn’t notice if the multi-use beach did too. Salmon fishing is allowed from shore. Fishing is also allowed in the pond, but as of 2018, the pond has no longer been stocked. The Ingledale Historic Residence, which is thought to be one of the oldest wood framed houses in Ontario, sits along the west side of the pond by the Dofasco steel foot bridge. There is a small lighthouse on the point. There is marina with docking spaces for 330 boats & a double boat launch. Other marina facilities include a fully serviced gas dock & pump-out station, visitor docks, hydro hook-ups, water, showers, washrooms, & winter storage areas. The Greek / Italian Limani restaurant at the marina is open for limited hours seasonally, Thursday to Sunday. The conservation area & campground maps are diagrammatic only. The campground has 80 full service campsites. It also has group tent areas & many picnic areas. The 46 site older 30 amp full service section has shade trees. The 34 site newer 50 amp full service section is more of an open field with some small trees that will eventually provide some shade. This section has all gravel back in sites. Most of the main roads are asphalt & the rest are gravel & are in good condition, except for a few pot holes in this section. This is where we stayed. The campsite is deep & wide. It has lots of grass & has a 7’ picnic table. These sites have water, & 30 + 50 amp outlets (without breakers) on the pedestal. There is even a hose hanger. The sewer connection is not threaded & has a cap. We did hear some street noise the odd night, but not enough to be bothersome. There is one comfort station in the campground area, equipped with individual showers, an accessible shower, washrooms, & laundry facilities. The local fire codes prohibits individual campfires on each site. Each of the 2 sections has a designated area for a community campfire. Alcohol is not permitted in this campground, as is common for at least 3 Ontario provincial conservation area campgrounds. At least 5 others have partial bans. We did our walking tour on the Friday, of the Civic Holiday weekend. As expected, the beach & picnic areas were busier over the weekend, but the campground did not fill up. Bissell’s Hideaway Resort: First, be aware that getting here from the west requires a significant elevation change. In a big rig, Effingham Street felt a bit snaky while climbing at the same time. We were impressed by this resort. This well maintained large campground is mostly seasonal (317 sites), but has 5 - full 30 / 50 amp hook up sites, 9 - pull thru 30 / 50 amp hook up sites, & 5 - premium full 30 / 50 amp hook up sites showing on their campground map, for a total of 19 sites. Their website states that the full hook up sites are no longer available for transient use, & that they only have a total of 14 sites now that are bookable. You can find the rest of this review here:    • CLS_GOTZR245_EN_FZT2-EN-米奇U型山坡_1080x1920   #LoveRVGlamping #RVGlamping #RV #RVTravel #HolidayRambler #RVGlampinginOntario #AmazonInfluencer #CampinginOntario #OntarioCamprounds #CampgroundReviews #RVCampgroundsinOntario Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/kaledon/in-searc... CSE6F19QKM5UQYQ0 https://uppbeat.io/t/goldeny/sunshine... 3S2RNZMXAACVBUOB https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-easton/dre... SFQVJIA81MLDESQQ https://uppbeat.io/t/airstream/bottle... 5FT3HKMSU4C4MS0K https://uppbeat.io/t/pecan-pie/spin-a... 1CM5OKV5FO6AGFPO https://uppbeat.io/t/kaledon/steel-maker WDCTETT47VDRKZKY https://uppbeat.io/t/kevin-macleod/pe... AVFJWUE4OXTBTHOS https://uppbeat.io/t/tobias-voigt/woo... 305JR0SKN3317QJF https://uppbeat.io/t/braden-deal/toge... OTVZ8GOHOZE77FNA https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/f... ZPQCWCZ5ZYNB6EHF https://uppbeat.io/t/paul-tasker/afte... N5K1SQOCYY46QMKB