Camping Cantley

Charging $90/week for children under 3 is pretty steep and makes this a far more expensive option than the others in the area.

The staff were pleasant and friendly, BILINGUAL staff, the bathrooms were always kept clean. The sites were wooded, clean and well spaced out. They do have strict rules with regards to noise and cannabis use, so if you like to party, stay away!!

Well, they really succeeded to fit as many camp sites as possible into the camping area. You pay for a shower but get only a little bit of water that can't be even considered warm. And I spent around fifteen minutes to search the whole camping for a place where to place trash. I don't think I am comming back.

Our family of 4 came here to camp for a weekend. Our 116 Lot was backed onto the woods, close to the pool , play structure, playing fields, gold, bathrooms, showers and was quite a spacious lot! The kids loved the slide at the main pool and loved the length at the secondary pool. The playstructures kept the kids busy for hours and could see the kids from our lot! The check-in and checkout and quick and seemless and we loved how easy their website was to book and check out the lot when reserving. Would highly recommend this quiet, clean and friendly campsite for all families.

I arrived at the camping a few hours before the other people of my group: the young girl at the desk was very nice and welcoming. The indications about where to find my camping spot was a bit of a struggle because the numbers were not clearly indicated. The internet and the overall network doesn’t work which I didn’t really mind because the campsite is enormous and offers a lot of activities (pool, mini-putting, tennis court,…). What I didn’t appreciate was the attitude and the tone of the woman that’s right by the entrance: she started asking me a ton of questions about why I was coming in and out of the camping, why I had a bike, where was my campsite, if I paid, why I did u-turn in her gigantic parking (she seemed to have a huge problem with that when obviously I was on a motorcycle and it’s not like I could go backwards like cars do…). It was really not necessary, aggressive and unprofessional.