Wildwood Conservation Area

Jackie Verhoeven

Love the Lake Trail in every season! Feeding the chickadees in the winter is an added bonus!

Wayne Newton

Epic round-the-reservoir trail (shared by hikers and cyclists), paddling, boating, fishing. Camping is dominatedby big seasonal trailers. Lots of space to spread out for day use picnics. Park roads are in rough shape, as are picnic shelters. Very good conservation area.

Kristen Conrad

Friendly staff, bring a hose to pump out! The tap beside their station isn't potable but their sites had hydro and potable water if requested. Quiet at night no loud neighbours, great for families, company, and campfires. No flooded sites. Check the beach conditions if you'd like to use it before you go!

Tim F

We enjoyed an incredible annual family get-together at this Conservation area. This location is well known locally for its gravel quarry which has been converted to a controlled day access swimming area. There is a long bike/walking trail which surrounds Wildwood Lake which you can enter through the camping area. Seasonal trailer sites, day trailer sites, and day camping sites are offered. All three options are very tight in terms of sits size with little to no privacy. This isn't a concern if you know what you are expecting. Some tent sites, for example 435 to 427 have very few, if any, options for a level tent area. All sites are serviced with water. The playground equipment is tired. Asphalt is warn, bumpy and not conducive to some children's items like bikes or scooters. Lawn and washroom facilities are well maintained and serviced. Staff are very friendly and responsive to requests from guests.

Karim Wahba

Nice place for BBQ on a hot day with a refreshing lake and a nice breeze