Camp 30

If your looking for spooky, this is it. It's neat to walk the grounds and peak inside. Definitely not catching me inside any of these buildings..they are rotting big time.Overall, kind of scenic, not busy, open space, very cold and creepy and some history as well!

Creepy af. Teens tend to hang in and around the buildings during the summer apparently. Run down and not a place you wanna be at alone without any company. If you like freaky, creepy, abandoned buildings this is the place to be.

Not to bad of a location to explore. A lot of crazy history here. Buildings are completely destroyed inside so if you happen to somehow stumble inside, use extreme caution.

Interesting bit of history! Not a lot of walking to be had but good for a cold day if you don't want to spend a long time outside. Good place to take your dog for a walk. Please note that buildings are completely boarded up so you cannot( and probably should not) go inside.

Nice abandoned place to explore has many big buildings in the facility. Only reason why I would give this place three stars would be because most of the buildings are sealed with wood. This is probably the city because they might not want people to enter the buildings. But overall nice place to visit just to look around and explore.

Should be 5-star, but it is so thoroughly destroyed now. Boarded up, burnt out, graffitied beyond all recognition. And slated to be demolished for a subdivision. Was a cool place to explore once, now it just sucks.

Camp 30 is a really cool piece of history to explore. The building are boarded up so you are not allowed to go inside them. But oh my goodness so many things to see, it's actually a very large piece of ground. It looks like people have not been mindful when visiting as there is some garbage and things left behind by man.The reason for the 4 stars is there is a .... Downside to this place is the low maintenance and no parking available.But if you are the edventures type .. Google Camp 30 check out the history to this place and grab your camera, put your boots on and enjoy your adventure!If anyone is aware of parking in this area pls let me know.

Both the property and all the buildings are easy to access, and there wasn't security of any kind when I went. Downside is the place is so trashed and vandalized, it's hard to appreciate it's historical value. Still a great place to check out; just be respectful.

That was a pretty sad experience, not because the prisoners there during WWII, for sure they had better conditions and surely they were treated as a humans beings, It's because I noticed an advertising at front of the camp which stated that a new houses development will be built there.In few words: Camp 30 will be demolished and will disappear with all memories about that time.Really sad...

Cool bit of history. It is especially interesting if you read up on the history of Camp 30 before going. But alas the camp has been lost to time, abandonment, and extreme vandalism. All the buildings have been boarded up making entry a little difficult, but not impossible. Most of the interiors have gutted badly vandalised. Such a shame that a big part of Canadian and WW2 history has been left to rot. The camp also appears to be slated to be demolished to make way for yet another subdivision. (marked with a land proposal sign).Get there and check this one out while you can. There is no security and theres barely even no trespassing signs left. Many freely walk through the area, with their dogs etc.Access can be made off of Lambs Rd. Though there is no legal parking. 'No parking' signs line both sides for quite some distance. Best place to park, is on Concession St E at the 'Soper Valley Creek Trail' which has legal on road parking. This is a newly paved trail that leads right to the back end of Camp 30, and the best building which houses the old pool and what used to be a basketball court. It will just be a tight squeeze to make it in!