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Hidden Valley RV Resort
Overview
Hidden Valley RV Resort offers a peaceful escape in the heart of the Ontario South Coast. This resort provides a mix of wooded and open sites that cater to those looking for a quiet retreat away from the city. The park is designed to feel like a true community, where the natural valley topography creates a sense of seclusion while still providing modern comforts for seasonal and short-term RVers. It is an inviting space where the focus is on the beauty of the outdoors.
Location & Surroundings
Tucked away in the charming village of Vittoria, the resort is centrally located in Norfolk County, an area widely known for its agricultural beauty and rural charm. You will find yourself surrounded by rolling hills, lush orchards, and expansive farm fields. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the north shore of Lake Erie, offering easy access to the scenic coastline while maintaining a quiet, park-like atmosphere away from the busier tourist corridors.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is well-equipped with amenities designed for both active families and those seeking relaxation. Guests can take advantage of several key features during their stay:
- A heated swimming pool perfect for summer recreation.
- A scenic catch-and-release fishing pond for quiet afternoons.
- Dedicated sports facilities including basketball and volleyball courts.
- A gated entrance providing a secure and private environment for all guests.
The resort also features a playground for children, a general store for essentials, and clean laundry facilities to make extended stays comfortable and convenient.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure seekers will appreciate the proximity to Turkey Point Provincial Park, which is famous for its sandy beaches, mountain biking trails, and diverse hiking paths. A short drive takes you to the iconic lakeside town of Port Dover, where you can enjoy local dining, visit the pier, or relax on the beach. Norfolk County is also home to an impressive collection of craft breweries and wineries, making it a fantastic destination for those who enjoy local flavors and farm-to-table experiences.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an excellent choice for families and seasonal campers who value a friendly, community-oriented atmosphere. It is ideal for travelers who want to be close to the Great Lakes but prefer the tranquility of an inland retreat. If you appreciate a mix of structured resort activities and the freedom to explore local nature, markets, and culture, this park will suit your travel style perfectly.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Heather Foresi
Very quiet and clean. Our lot was large. There was a few things we think should be improved upon. The comfort stations were very dated and far from our site. First day shower was warm. Day two had to shower in very cold water. The two comfort stations closed at 8pm. Tried to shower in our trailer but there was hardly any water pressure. We had porta potties next to our site which were obviously well maintained. It really is a beautiful park with trails and really lovely sites. Would go back if the washrooms were improved.
Megan Darlow
Great spot to stay at when visiting Turkey point, was easy to book and access. We tented and liked our spot but don't expect privacy from other Campsites. Porta potties were clean. Comfort stations closes at 8pm and the shower water was SO COLD. The lake was warmer lol. Also the "black" curtain in the shower should be replaced to something that's not easily see through. Might as well have no curtain if you can see right in.
Erica Bell-Messina
We couldn’t say enough good things about bloom resorts at turkey point. We have been 3 times and this is quickly becoming “our spot”. Everyone is so incredibly friendly and helpful. They run free activities like card games, craft, barbecues. It’s just a bonus on top of such a wonderful resort. Everything is incredibly clean and well-maintained. And just 5 mins away from the main strip at turkey point. We will be back!
Brenda
Not worth the money! We had high hopes for this campground, but our stay was incredibly disappointing. The bathrooms and showers were locked at 8pm — who closes essential facilities that early at a campground? After that, the only option was a single outhouse that was pitch black inside. No lights, no sanitation, and definitely not safe to get to at night. The pool was practically unusable. It was closed anytime it rained, if there was even a minor chip in the concrete, or for other overly strict reasons. You couldn’t even bring a water bottle inside the pool gate, which made no sense, especially on hot days. They also shut off the water to the entire campground for 3 hours without warning. Then again on Sunday at 9am — right when everyone was trying to do dishes and clean their trailers before the 11am checkout. Extremely poor planning. On top of that, they had no debit or credit machine on-site, which is incredibly inconvenient. And they ran out of ice multiple times during our stay — basic things you’d expect a campground to have available. Overall, the place was disorganized and poorly managed. You’re paying full price for missing amenities, constant inconveniences, and very little customer care. Save yourself the frustration — this campground is not worth it.
Jason DeHetre
We booked 3 sites here since they’re so close to the biking trails. The resort is mainly seasonal sites and for the most part clean. We were told we couldn’t check in past 5pm which isn’t stated anywhere on their website. After much discussion, they allowed us to checkin later since we worked until 5 and were traveling 4 hours. Paper work was left outside. I tried buying ice and the office was closed despite the open hours. We don’t see management the whole weekend. One of the other couples wanted firewood, but the office wasn’t open. Pros: - Pirta potties were clean - close to trail network - quiet in the back area where the weekend sites are Cons: - Comfort station (washroom & shower) was not clean and the showers ran out of hot water every time. - checkin times - nowhere onsite to buy wood or ice. The office wasn’t open.
