No. The water available for trailers and general use is not safe for drinking.
Drinking water and soft drinks can be purchased at the campground store located in the office.
No. The water available for trailers and general use is not safe for drinking.
Drinking water and soft drinks can be purchased at the campground store located in the office.
No. There is no electricity available anywhere in the campground.
Yes, but only inverter generators are recommended.
They run more quietly and help maintain the peaceful, family‑friendly atmosphere.
Solar power is also encouraged.
For the 2026, seasonal rates start at $1,695.00 + HST.
For overnight, weekend & other rates, visit our Pricing Page.
Please email info@horseshoelakecampground.ca for availability and details. You can also give us a call at (705) 465-0990 or fill out our online forms.
Very much so. Horseshoe Lake Campground is a family‑oriented environment.
Horseshoe Lake Campground is open during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. We are generally open from May 15th to the day after the Canadian Thanksgiving Holiday.
Yes! Dogs are welcome, but should be kept on a leash when unsupervised. This helps ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for all campers.
Yes. Campfires are allowed at Horseshoe Lake Campground.
All visitors must follow local Ontario fire bans and restrictions, which may change throughout the season. When a fire ban is in effect, campfires are not permitted until the ban is lifted.
Only non‑motorized boats are permitted.
Guests may enjoy kayaks, canoes, and paddle boats.
Yes. The lake is known for its clear water, excellent swimming, and sandy beaches.
Yes. ATVs and dirt bikes are allowed at Horseshoe Lake Campground.
All riders must wear a helmet at all times, and we ask that guests operate their vehicles safely and respectfully to maintain a family‑friendly environment.