In a bed, bunk or bathed in the moonlight, you will sleep soundly after a day of adventure at Bear Ridge on Wollaston Lake. Bear Ridge Camp is located on the pristine shores of Wollaston Lake in the Hamlet of Coe Hill, Ontario. Located 3 hours from Toronto or Ottawa, Bear Ridge is an easy to reach location for seasoned campers or weekend warriors.
Bear Ridge offers seasonal sites for RVs and Park Models as well as a selection of pull-through sites for those on the move. For those adventurous folk who like to sleep under the stars or set up a tent, the Bear Ridge wilderness area offers a chance to connect with nature. Each site features seating areas and a fire pit for outdoor cooking and entertaining.
Bear Ridge offers seasonal sites for RVs and Park Models as well as a selection of pull-through sites for those on the move. For those adventurous folk who like to sleep under the stars or set up a tent, the Bear Ridge wilderness area offers a chance to connect with nature. Each site features seating areas and a fire pit for outdoor cooking and entertaining.
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For those who plan on a short-term stay at Bear Ridge, beware, this is one of the most engaging places you'll ever visit. And that's why your hosts Jay and Traci Morrison are so happy to welcome you to Bear Ridge. Jay fell in love with camping at a young age, spending time at the campground his Grandparents operated.
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Coe Hill is known for beautiful Wollaston Lake. At Bear Ridge you will have access to a private beach and everything you need to start your adventure on the water. Grab a kayak or Stand-up Paddleboard for your non-motorized fun or you can rent a motor boat if you want more power out on the lake. Fishing is plentiful and the water is warm enough for a full day of swimming.
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All trailers sold while in the park are subject to a 7% commission fee regardless whether or not the sale went through management. At Bear Ridge Campground & Cottages we are always glad to welcome your pets, but not on the furniture. Please clean up after your pets and keep on a leash when on the park grounds.
It might seem difficult to imagine, but something as simple as bringing your own firewood when you travel to or from your favourite campsite could threaten and destroy thousands, even millions, of trees. Transportation of firewood is a common way for invasive species to spread as they remain hidden under the bark where you can't see them.
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Bear Ridge will not accept any responsibility for loss or damage to personal property however caused. 4. No cutting of firewood in the park. NO Chainsaws. Do not remove, damage or disfigure any trees, signs, picnic tables or any property at Bear Ridge. You are responsible to CLEAN up after your pets, using bags, NOT throwing into the tree line or Recycle Box, PLEASE!
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