Glengarry Campground

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Glengarry Campground is named for Glengarry County, an area originally settled by the Scottish who sought refuge here. They came from the colony of New York during the American Revolution and, in 1786 and 1788, direct from the Highlands where they had lost their old homes to the intruding sheep during the Highland Clearances.

Dates of Operation

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Programs

Please see each location for the scheduled programming activities, which may differ at each campground. Weekly flyers will be made outlining the planned activities for that weekends programming sessions.

Glengarry Park

Facilities

17 Premium Waterfront Sites
101 Regular Sites
37 Sites with Electrical Hook-ups
27 Recreation Vehicle Sites (with water & electricity)
Comfort Station
Trailer Dumping Station
Showers
Washrooms
Food Concession
Boat Launching
Extended Stay Camping

Activities

Beach
Swimming
Picnicking
Playground Facilities
Self-Guided Trails
Interpretive Programs
Children's Programming

Attractions

Nearby shopping in Lancaster
Nearby shopping in Cornwall
Cycling on the St. Lawrence Recreation Trail
Approximately 45 minutes from Upper Canada Village

Park Rules

Click here for a summary of the Parks Rules. For a complete description, please refer to the St. Lawrence Parks Commission (SLPC) Act.

Directions

10 km east of Cornwall, Ontario, on County Road 2. Take South Service Road (before overpass at Lancaster) and travel east
Alternatively, take Exit 814 on Highway 401 and go east on South Service Road.