Glen Rouge Campground

R. M. A.

Minimize the risk of tick bites, be prepared. Cover exposed skin and your scalp/hair. Apply a DEET-based insect repellent to your skin. Apply an insect repellent with permethrin to your clothes, but never on your skin. After the hike, wipe your whole out with medium size towel to remove any bugs left sticking on your clothes, skin, hair, scalp, socks, shoes. Wash/rinse your skin and scalp to get rid of any loosely attached ticks.

Jesse Hammond

This was once upon a time a beautiful little National park, I used to come here as a kid and have many fond memories of this place. It baffles me and bothers me to this day thinking about and wondering what is really going on behind that fence. Who's back there? Why has the park been "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" for 5 or 6 years yet with no contractors ever going in and out and no work ever being done. This is the only national park with campground that was actually accessible to people who lived in the city and did not drive or could not manage long commutes. Something needs to be done about this. I think it's about time that we find out what's really going on here and get some answers.

J C

Good parking lot for Rouge Park. Can get very busy during holidays.

Heather Ross

I am very happy with Rouge Camp. My daughter says it's the best camp in the world. I agree. Her head coucelor is a grade 1 teacher and she has 2 other counselors as well. It is well organized and fun!

Chris Simon

Best ever for in city greenery. So Ng possible to get lost for a bit without seeing concrete- AWESOME!