Rondeau Provincial Park is a beautiful, family-friendly destination located on the shores of Lake Erie in southwestern Ontario. Known for its 11-kilometre sandy beach, lush Carolinian forest, and diverse wildlife habitats, it’s one of Ontario’s oldest and most cherished provincial parks.

Families can enjoy hiking, biking, swimming, canoeing, and birdwatching, along with engaging Discovery Programs and kid-friendly nature activities.

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HIGHLIGHTS
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- Hiking the Park Trails: Explore the network of trails (6 or 7 in total) with varying lengths and levels - many are easy and suitable for kids.

- Camp at over 300 serviced and unserviced campsites

Trails: Tulip Tree Trail, Black Oak Trail and Spicebush Trail, Harrison Trail

- Beach & Swimming Along Lake Erie

- Canoeing / Kayaking in Rondeau Bay & Marsh

- Biking & Rollerblading

- Attend Discovery & Nature Programs

- StoryWalk Along Tulip Tree Trail

- Fishing

- Winter Activities (if visiting off-season)
Even in colder months, the park offers cross-country skiing, snowshoeing on trails/roads, and ice fishing when conditions permit.

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CAMPING
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- Open for the 2026 camping season from **April 10–November 8**.

- Ontario Parks admission or camping fees apply.

- Campsites should be reserved in advance, especially during summer weekends.

- Bring insect repellent, sunscreen, hats, and water shoes.

- One vehicle is included with each campsite; additional vehicles require a permit.

- Pets are welcome at the designated dog-friendly beach.