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Towering limestone cli�s, caves and glacial potholes are a few of the natural wonders

found at Rockwood Conservation Area. You can

view them from hiking trails on both sides of the

Eramosa River, or in a rented canoe.

The park has over 65,000 visitors a year from near

and far and o�ers excellent recreational

opportunities only a short distance from major

metropolitan areas.

Our sta� is here to make your visit as enjoyable as

possible. Should you have questions, please do

not hesitate to contact us.

The Harris Woolen Mill Ruins can be rented for events, such as weddings. The park also features a large pavilion overlooking the beach.

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Emergency Contacts:

Park Phone 519-856-9543Police Non-Emergency 1-888-310-1122Police/Fire/Ambulance 911Guelph General Hospital 115 Delhi St., Guelph 519-822-5350

Camping, fishing, hiking or boating, our parks are as close as your own backyard.

Join us at one of 11 Grand River Parks. From quiet solitude to the delight of a family camping vacation, our parks showcase the best the area has to o�er.

Rockwood is open between May and October from 8 a.m. until sunset, or camp with us overnight. You can also check the website or call the park for a new winter operating schedule. For more information including fees, park amenities or to reserve equipment or group facilities, please ask at the gatehouse, call the park, or visit www.grandriver.ca/parks.

161 Fall Street SouthRockwood, ON N0B 2K0T: 519-856-9543E: rockwoodpark@grandriver.cawww.grandriver.ca/parks

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Nature... Next door.

About the park

We o�erplenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors.

Camping

Whether camping by tent or by

trailer, Rockwood is sure to be a

favourite spot for your family’ s

camping vacation. Up to six people

are permitted per campsite. Check-in

is after 2 p.m. and check-out is before

noon.

Canoeing / Kayaking

Canoeing is one of the most popular

activities at the park. Paddle the calm

waters of the Eramosa River and

explore the geological wonders.

Canoes and kayaks can be rented at

the beach boat house.

Swimming

Hit the beach on those hot, hazy summer days. Our

clean, sandy beach is a welcoming sight to those

looking to swim, picnic or simply relax in the sun.

There are no lifeguards, so parents and guardians

must keep a close watch on children at all times. A

lifejacket loaner program is available. Inquire at the

gatehouse. Water is tested weekly in the summer.

Hiking

The two main trails provide plenty of breathtaking

scenery including the river's edge, mixed forest and

unique geologic features. The trails can be accessed

from the beach or the mill ruins. The terrain in the

park consists of high cli�s and steep slopes –

exercise caution. For your

safety, and the health of this

unique environment, please

stay on the trails.

AlcoholAlcohol is permitted on registered campsites, except for a total alcohol ban on the Victoria Day and Labour Day long weekends. No alcohol is permitted in the day-use areas.

Fees and Reservation PolicyAsk at the gatehouse for the full fee schedule and reservation policy, or view them at www.grandriver.ca/parks

WeatherBe aware of your surroundings and monitor the latest conditions for active weather. Seek appropriate shelter during severe weather during the day or night.

Quiet Hours11 p.m .to 7 a.m. No excessive noise at any time.

PetsPets must be kept on a leash at all times and cannot be left unattended. No pets are permitted on the beach or in the swimming area.

We welcome group events such as family reunions and corporate picnics.

Hit the beach on hot summer days.

Reserve a campsite:www.grcacamping.ca1-877-558-GRCA

www.grandriver.ca/parks

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The caves at Rockwood formed at the end of the last ice age, about 11,000

to 16,000 year ago.

The trails showcase the park's natural beauty.

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