Name: Woodland RV Park
Address: 266 Townline St, St Williams, ON N0E 1P0, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 519-586-2957

Woodland RV Park is a rv park, located at 266 Townline St, St Williams, ON N0E 1P0, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 519-586-2957, visit their website www.woodlandrvpark.ca for more detailed information.

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266 Townline St, St Williams, ON N0E 1P0

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Ron Genovese

13 August 2021

First time visiting this camp ground and it’s a beauty . Well maintained with limited transient campers and caters to the seasonals. The owners are strict with the rules which is great and keeps the park safe for the little ones . They had a blast of rain and there was a few sites that were flooded but with 5” in 24 hrs that was expected. Over all a good experience. I’ll be baacckk !
Bilal Sabra

14 March 2020

We go every year, and our girls always have such an amazing time, as do we! Super friendly owner, great campground with lots of roam, and very clean.
Rick Thompson

10 August 2018

awesome but if the park is busy don't depend on your ac unit can't keep up. But clean and people great.
John C

06 August 2018

Clean facilities and quiet. Well maintained. Somewhat closer neighbours than I prefer but when you go to these private camps it is to be expected as compared to Provincial Parks. Free wifi, but only at the main office. Smallish pool but clean and warm with designated adult swim times.
We used the park to day visit Long Point Provincial Park's lovely sandy beach.
Renee Hachey

01 August 2017

We really enjoyed our stay here this past weekend. Very family friendly atmosphere, our lot was tucked away in the back of the park which was nice and private. The park equipment is great for the kids they had a ton of fun on the pirate ship and the trampoline.
Mariette Mc Kerracher

19 July 2016

I haven't been in many years here. But my question is can people with just tenets camp? Do they have trailers they rent out? And prices
Deborah Robins

13 April 2016

I've stayed at this park for over ten years. The park is very clean, and well run. The owners (Randy and Donna) are great people, they are strict with the rules, and very fair! Imagine if there were no rules? Life is filled with rules, I'm sure the ones that complain are the ones that cant follow rules. They always have something planed for the weekends(pot luck, golf,halloween etc) for both kids and adults. If you are in a tent you will hear a pin drop from a mile away, thats how quiet it is here, sound travels. If you are looking for something "restfull", find a trail in the middle of nowhere, this is a campground that people come to enjoy each other. I would give this park a five star! Get to know the people here, you will become part of the family
Deborah Robins
Michele Montgomery

15 November 2015

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Unicorn Kenzie

08 June 2015

its a great park with wonderful friendly people there's 2 parks,a pool,trampolines and a store_office.
Wendy BF

11 June 2014

NOT recommended if you're looking for a QUIET family orientated stay - especially if you're a tent camper.

We were placed next to the sludge and mosquito infested "creek", a spot not even on their map, immediately next to visitor parking and charged $35 a night. The slope was generous, cooking and sleeping on the ground required new skills.
But oy! The smell and the bugs from the creek. No amount of mosquito repellents kept the bugs away we accumulated bites to the dozen during our 3 night stay. Foul.

Although signs scream at you to "keep quiet" and "turn off music at 11pm" - we never witnessed this level of courtesy from our fellow campers (in their RVs/trailers) and the music played well past the midnight hour.
When we attempted to complain to the owners, we were told "Yeah, you're in a noisy part of the site" and the rules don't apply there? What nonsense.

From their own rules:
#8 - "This is a family campground - use of profane language is strictly prohibited." - and yet we were kept awake by shouted, heated, arguments - whooping, hollering - WELL into the wee hours. Just because music stopped, didn't mean that the noise level lessened much.

The only time it was quiet was after 4am. Why 4am? Because that's when the visitors revved up their trucks to leave. Did I mention that we were 4 foot from the visitor parking?
Wait there's a rule for these events:
#3 - Quiet time is 11:00 p.m. til 8:00 a.m. (Radios off) Your visitors must leave by 11:00 p.m. unless registered for overnight. No exterior generators or power equipment.

Oh, but then we were awake again at 5pm we were awake by the sound of a dog wandering the campsite and barking.
Let's check rule #6 "PET MUST BE ON A LEASH and under control at all times"

Awful.

I will grant them that their facilities were clean and orderly - but clearly - they should stick to the type of clientèle that they know best - and that is NOT tent campers who want some peace and quiet in a family-friendly atmosphere - when we checked to see where there were other tent campers - we found them next to the dumping ground, and not to the main toilet block/gamesroom.

Utterly disappointing time.

One final rule.

"If you have a particular problem (or suggestion), we will be pleased to discuss it with you because we want your stay here to be pleasant, restfull and enjoyable. Your co-operation will help us to help you have a HAPPY, HEALTHY SAFE VACATION!"
- pleased to discuss? no. Restfull (sic) stay? no. HAPPY? No.
- as mentioned - the owners were NOT willing to speak to us about the issues that we had. So we won't be back, and I wouldn't encourage other tent campers or people who want a QUIET, PLEASANT, RESTFUL stay to visit.