Rockwood Conservation Area

JINS LUKOSE

Great spot for both hiking and kayaking. I've visited several times for kayaking, and it never gets old. The combination of rocks and water always gives it a fresh, uncharted feel. (August)

Amy Pharoah

Absolutely gorgeous!! 😍 I had no idea this place existed! It looks like a place from Northern Ontario. It is spectacularly beautiful with interesting rock formations, a cave, falls, trees! They have paths for you to walk on, or you can swim at the beach. They have mini golf and a playground. Some people go canoeing or kayaking. We loved climbing into the cave! Food: Yes, there is a food truck that sells ice cream and drinks (water, etc). See my pics. Washrooms: Yes, at the beach and also portable toilets along the trail. Water bottle filling station: No, but they did have a food truck selling water bottles. Wheelchair accessibility: The beach is wheelchair accessible with a ramp, but the trails are not. See the steps in my pic.

Kathy Holden

We just spent 5 days camping with friends. Clean and quiet this time of year. We enjoyed hiking to the caves and around the old Mill and really enjoyed kayaking the calm beautiful water. Just a little over an hour to putter the nooks and crannies but so good for your soul!

Sanjai Joseph

Rockwood Conservation Area, located just outside Toronto, is a hidden gem that offers an extraordinary blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. This stunning park is a haven for nature lovers, featuring majestic limestone cliffs, caves, and glacial potholes that captivate visitors with their ancient charm. The lush forests and serene river create an idyllic setting for hiking, canoeing, and photography. The well-maintained trails are suitable for all ages and provide breathtaking views at every turn. Camping at Rockwood is a treat, with spacious sites that offer privacy and a peaceful atmosphere. The staff is friendly and ensures that the park remains clean and safe for everyone. Families, in particular, will love the swimming area, complete with a sandy beach perfect for a relaxing day by the water. Whether you’re looking for a day trip or a weekend getaway, Rockwood Conservation Area delivers an unforgettable experience. It’s a perfect escape from the city’s hustle and a place where nature’s beauty truly shines.

Hallam Carter

I must say it was a bit of a let down. Elora is a beautiful town. The gorge and natural surroundings are impressive. So to drive 30 minutes from Elora to get to this beach, I had expectations. It's a small beach on a small artificial bay created by a dam. It has great facilities and parking. And because we camped at the Elora Gorge Conservation Area we didn't have to pay to access this beach. That was a good thing. It's a good day beach for small kids.