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KAYPAY

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Posted: 01/20/12 03:47pm

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Planning on spending a couple of months in Windsor area this summer. Can someone give me a list of campgrounds in the area and how far they are from the bridge to U.S. Thanks

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Posted: 01/20/12 03:52pm

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Try this link.....Ontario Campgrounds

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Posted: 01/20/12 09:44pm

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This one is very nice.
http://www.wildwoodgolfandrvresort.com/index.html

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Posted: 01/21/12 05:09am

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Look under contacts for the directions to the Woodland campgrounds.There's also this one; http://www.windsorcampground.ca/

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Posted: 01/22/12 08:05am

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I guess it all depends upon the type of camping you enjoy most....WildwoodResort is a nice clean place, couple of pools, golf course, but you are camping on a cement pad. Lots of seasonal sites....know a few people who are seasonal, and enjoy it. Windsor Campround is close by, if you don't mind the trucks on the 401. Myself, i prefer nature, thats why i highly recommend Wheatley Provincial Park.... i don't like Subdivision Camping, but thats just me. Wheatly is about 45 minutes from the bridge, give or take 10- 15 minutes or so. It's close by to Pointe Pelee and other attractions too. The staff is 2nd to none, a great group of people who make sure your stay is a good one....also, keep one thing in mind, the DRIC highway construction will be in full swing by summer, so expect huge dalays

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