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Warwick Conservation Area

Recreation Area Canada

Visited June 2017
Entrance sign for Warwick Conservation Area

Warwick Conservation Area is located in southern Ontario near the town of Warwick and about 24 miles east of the Sarnia-Port Huron border crossing. There are two campgrounds in the park, one on each side of the lake. Most of the sites are rented seasonally, but a few are kept available for short-term stays. This review deals only with the Lakeview Campground; we did not have time to check out the Woodlot Campground on the west side of the lake.

We found ourselves to be the only short-timers when we arrived on a mid-June morning.
We found ourselves to be the only short-timers when we arrived on a mid-June morning. The office was closed that day so we headed on in to the Lakeside Campground. There we found the park manager doing some landscaping work and he told us to pick any site we liked. We ended up paying him cash for our one-night stay. Here we are on site PV-6.

Greetings from

Warwick Conservation Area

We found ourselves to be the only short-timers when we arrived on a mid-June morning. The office was closed that day so we headed on in to the Lakeside Campground. There we found the park manager doing some landscaping work and he told us to pick any site we liked. We ended up paying him cash for our one-night stay. Here we are on site PV-6.

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