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Your Base Camp in the Kawarthas!
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The Otonabee Region Conservation Authority welcomes you to the Warsaw Caves Conservation Area and Campground!
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Wasn't too sure it was really
going to happen, but the snow has finally melted away. The caves trail is now
open and the caves are accessible, although there may still be patches of ice
below ground in places.
The park will be open to vehicle
access this weekend (parking fees apply). The campground is also open for the weekend
of May 9-11. It will be closed during the week from May 12-15 before re-opening for
the season on Friday, May 16.
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The
Storm the Trent
event takes place this weekend and campsites are available. There are
still a number of campsites available for the Victoria Day weekend. You can make a camping
reservation by clicking on the Register button at left. |
Current to May 9, 2008
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50 family campsites
3 large group camp areas
13 km of hiking trails, including a Caves and Limestone Plain Trail
7 caves to explore and a scenic lookout over the river valley
sandy beach and swimming area on the Indian River
canoe launch and rentals
firewood, ice and refreshments
washroom and shower facilities
picnic areas
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Nestled in the valley of the Indian River, the conservation area offers a range of recreational opportunities the entire family or other group can enjoy!
Take a tour of our website for more information on the Warsaw Caves Conservation Area and Campground.
Find the answers to
frequently asked questions on our
FAQ page.
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Call us toll free at 1-877-816-7604 Phone: (705) 652-3161 289 Caves Road, Warsaw, Ontario E-mail: caves@nexicom.net
© 2008 Otonabee Region Conservation Authority
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