Camp Manitou - Scouts Canada

My son had two nights at this camp with his scouts group. Lots of fun activities. Most memorable was dunk tank.

Nice camp with good camp sites. Was winter so hauling gear in was hard to do as site was about 800m from parking lot. Signs and maps are not great on site. Watch out leaving in winter as the camp is in a valley and it was very tricky getting up them.

Great place for all Scout sections to go. Lots of trails and huge open spaces for anything you want to do. Plenty of campsites and i think 3 cabins.

Great environment and scenery. The camp site was really neat with a good variety of camp site options..... Open grassy areas, wooded areas etc. My whole family loved it.

I have never personally dealt with the rental aspect of this campsite, but I come here once a month, year-round for LARP (live action roleplay). The grounds are nice, and theres a few neat little spots you can explore, and good hiking trails. Its not very busy most of the year, except during the summer season (for obvious reasons). The washroom facilities are clean, and the main buildings have indoor lodging, as well as kitchens. Prepare to encounter epic battles if you choose to camp here on a LARP weekend :)

Dropped off and picked up 2 of my step-boys here many times now. My wife actually dropped them off last night and as I was loading the car the boys were jumping up and down with excitement so it must be a great place. They brought there GT snow racers along with them for the weekend CUBS camping trip. thanks to all the hard work from the CUBS Volunteers staff must have additional impact on the excitement. Not to far from Burlington Guelph line area and several cabins which are very nice. The property is well kept and the cabins are nice with lots of capacity.

A great place for camping and wonderful and helpful volunteer staff. The only downside for me is there are no showers available. The bunkhouses are great for groups with secondary sleeping areas for leaders.

Lots of great space for the youth to play and explore and helpful Ranger

Located on the Niagara Escarpment, the camp has two lodges both with complete kitchens, electrically heated, bunk platforms, and hot and cold running water. One lodge has flush toilets in the same building while the other has a wood-burning fireplace and flush toilets in a separate building. There is a picnic shelter, nine campsites, and open areas consisting of four separate fields which can easily accommodate 1000 campers. Additional water and toilet facilities are located throughout the camp. Various nature trails are available in camp and access to the Bruce Trail is across the road. On the Bruce Trail, it is a 17 km hike south to Mount Nemo Scout Camp, a 3.5 km hike north to Crawford Lake Conservation Area which features a reconstructed Native village, and a 10.9 km hike north to Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area which has caves and group camping. Places To Visit: Halton County Radial Railway Museum, Country Heritage Park, Canadian Warplane Museum Places to Go: Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area, Kelso Conservation Area , Crawford Lake Conservation Area ,Hilton Falls Conservation Area, Mountsberg Conservation Area. Coordinates: 43.448414,-79.955223

This camp shaped my life! It was 35 years ago! I can still remember vividly the activities the sounds the smells the taste’s of the food we cooked over the fire. The chapel on the hill. The swimming pool I learned to scuba dive in. Not sure pool is still there! Most importantly the friendships made! Friendships that are still as strong today as when they were forged at this camp!