Ranch RV camping near Brighton

Brighton offers beautiful beaches and plenty of camping choices.

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Organic Farm Sanctuary Spa

1 site · RV, Tent13 acres · Trent Hills, ON

Learn more about this land: We welcome you to the Little Farm That Could! A mixed flower and vegetable organic market garden growing year-round on a small farm located in the Trent Hills. For five years now we have built gardens, cleaned out and repurposed the barn, set up a spa, and brought on animals to give them a peaceful home and close the nutrient cycle for our crops. The century old barn now acts as a common space for campers to relax and is a backdrop for our wood fired hot tub and spa. There’s a sports field to put in your activities and a washroom outfitted with running water, cold shower, and toilet. Be sure to ask about our spa package. Our wood fired hot tub is the perfect way to wind down and relax in the presence of nature and under a star lit sky! So come on by and get connected to a small farm! We look forward to seeing you :) Jen & Mike

Tannery Lane

2 sites · RVs, Tents105 acres · Campbellcroft, ON

105+ acre private working farm nestled in picturesque Northumberland County, with horses, chickens, crops and stream, secluded campsite or park near the horse pasture. Short distance from the Ganaraska Forest trails, or fishing on Rice Lake. Market garden provides seasonal vegetables, food truck on site.

Ranch RV camping near Brighton guide

Overview

The small city of Brighton is a nature lover’s paradise. Situated on the shores of Lake Ontario, it is the perfect base for cyclists eager to tackle the Waterfront Trail, a 1,000-mile trek that hugs the lakeshore. Hikers can also enjoy waterfront views, especially if they check out the Proctor Park Conservation Area or the Heritage Trail. Presqu’ile Provincial Park is just a few minutes away and offers an excellent full-service campground.

Where to go

Presqu’ile Provincial Park

Presqu’ile Provincial Park has fantastic beaches (including the popular Salt Point Beach), pristine wetlands, and lush forests. As such, it’s an excellent spot for hiking, swimming, fishing, and birdwatching. The Marsh Trail, in particular, is a prime location for birdwatching. Photographers will want to check out the historic lighthouses scattered around the park’s shores.

Sandbanks Provincial Park

Sandbanks is one of the province’s largest and most popular parks, famous for its expansive namesake sandy beaches. It’s an excellent spot for windsurfing, kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddleboarding. Camping options include multiple campgrounds with RV spaces, two large group camping spots, and cottages. The nearby communities are well known for their art galleries and antiques shops, and the surrounding area is home to many wineries.

Cricklewood Farm

Plenty of outdoor, family-friendly fun awaits at this local landmark. Cricklewood Farm is a fifth-generation operation located just outside of Brighton. The site is a combination of a working farm and a play zone, offering a corn maze, pumpkin patch, petting zoo, and market stand, plus pick-your-own raspberries, pumpkins, and squash.

When to go

Sandbanks and Presqu’ile provincial parks, two of the main attractions in the region around Brighton, are open year-round, but full services are only offered from late April to late October. Canada Day weekend is popular at both locations, and summer campsites at Sandbanks often sell out when reservations are opened five months in advance. In Brighton itself, the annual Applefest takes place in September and features live music, a parade, rides, and delicious food.