Ontario Campgrounds, Trailer Parks,
RV Resorts and Lodges
Cole's Point Resort & Trailer Park
Northumberland County
Coles' Point Resort and Trailer Park is owned and operated by the Hoefman family. Since 1993, Cole's Point Resort has been situated just below Healey Falls on a peninsula where the Crowe River meets the Trent River. The resort is just 15 minutes out of Campbellford, Havelock and Hastings.
Cole's Point Resort & Trailer Park
332 Cole's Point Road,
Campbellford, Ontario K0L 1L0
Contact: Manager
Phone: (705) 653-1227
Cole's Point Resort & Trailer Park
GPS Coordinates
44.386814,-77.763462
CAMPGROUND SERVICES
Administration:
Open: May 11 - Oct 11
Seasonal Sites: 85
Overnight Sites: 27
Rentals: Cottage | Cabin | Trailer
Electrical | Water | Sewage:112
Controlled Access
Credit | Debit Cards
Max. Length (RV): ** (ft)
Reservations
Accessible Facility
Pull Thru Sites
Pets On A Leash
Campground Facilities:
Mobile Pumpout
Recreation Hall
Outdoor Playground
Group Camping
Games Area
Launching Ramp
Campground Activities:
Children's Events | Planned Events
Dances | Movies
Outdoor Activities:
Biking
Sports:
Badminton | Horseshoes
On The Water:
Outdoor Pool | Pedal Boats | Fishing
Miscellaneous Services:
Boat | Motor | Kayak | Canoe Rentals
Flush Toilets | Outhouses
Showers ($)
Camp Store | Restaurant | Snack Bar
Laundromat ($)
Drinking Water
Fuel | Oil
Propane ($)
Firewood ($) | Ice ($)
Offsite Services:
Walk:
N/A
Drive:
Golf | Mini Golf
Baseball Diamond
Horseback Riding
Tennis Court
Fees: (Add HST)
Please Contact Campground For Prices
* Prices Can Change Without Notice
Important Notice About Fees
(Each business sets its own contract terms using criteria such as location, amenities and user needs. In the end it is your choice but in order to reach an agreement you will still need to contact the business. Any prices shown are simply a guideline.)
Other nearby attractions include: Trent Severn Waterway, Trans Canada Trail, Empire Cheese Co-Op, Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge, Horsin Around Riding Ranch, Ferris Provincial Park, Campbellford Paddle, Church-Key Brewing Company and Toonie Monument.
