For more information on our trailers for sale, please contact us by email cedardale@killamreit.com or phone 613-475-1105, and we may be able to help make your dreams a reality.
Please note that all appointments to view any of these listings must be arranged through the Cedardale office. We will make every effort to schedule a convenient time.
Peak Season: May Long Weekend, June 28th to Labour Day.
Shoulder Season is opening up to the May Long Weekend, after the May Long Weekend up to and including June 27th, and Labour Day Monday to close.
| Shoulder | Peak | Premium | |
| Electric/Water/Sewer Campsites | $80.00 | $90.00 | $100.00 |
| Electric/Water Campsites | 63.00 | $68.00 | $79.00 |
| Non Serviced Campsites | $53.00 | $58.00 | $68.00 |
| Cottage | $175.00 | $195.00 | $205.00 |
Making a reservation has never been easier with our online reservation system.
Enjoy all that Cedardale has to offer. Please check our Rates and Rentals and Sales sections for available permanent, seasonal, sales, or nightly rentals. We also encourage you to add your name to our waiting list and we will contact you when more sales and rentals become available.
Please note our reservations guidelines:
Maximum Persons Per Site: maximum number of persons per site is four (4), except for family’s (parents/guardians and dependent children under 18). 1 family per site, we do not have multiple family sites. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Maximum Vehicles Per Site: maximum number of vehicles allowed per site is one (1)
Maximum Camping Units Per Site: maximum number of camping units per site is one (1)
Deposit Policy:
For advance reservations, a deposit of 50% of the stay is required at time of booking, major credit cards accepted. Reservations made within 7 days of arrival date require full stay deposit. Deposit may also be in the form of money orders or cheques, but reservation is not guaranteed until funds have cleared. Please do not send cash in the mail. Balance of stay is due in full 7 days prior to arrival date.
Cancellation Policy:
We are not able to refund for inclement weather. Non-cancellation or failure to show constitutes forfeiture. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the weather, therefore once checked in, you are responsible for the entire length of stay you reserved.
Camping fee refunds are applied to the credit card used in the original booking.
We have Seasonal Sites available. For more information, please email or contact us at cedardale@killamreit.com or 613-475-1105.
To receive a full refund of your camping fees, less a $50. administration fee, cancellations must be made more than 14 days prior to your originally scheduled arrival date.
Cancellations made between 14 days and before 48 hours in advance of your arrival will be charged one-nights’ stay.
No refunds for cancellations received within 48 hours of your arrival date.
We have Seasonal Sites available. For more information, please email or contact us at cedardale@killamreit.com or 613-475-1105.
There’s never a dull moment at Cedardale. With a full calendar of weekly activities (plus special events), we’ll keep you entertained for hours yet!
Cedardale is happy to host entertaining events and activities every year. These are made possible through the help of volunteers. We have great volunteers every year and appreciate all they contribute to these activities.
*If you wish to confirm dates when an event is happening, please contact the Cedardale office.
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Saturdays – Sundae’s
Cedardale Family Campground & Cottage Resort is located by the Brighton, Quinte West and Prince Edward County on beautiful Lake Ontario. Besides the breathtaking scenery, great shopping treasures, excellent wine and mouth-watering food, this region has many attractions to entice vacationers.
The history and heritage of these communities can be enjoyed in several different ways. You can have a look around some of the museums, stroll through few of the historical sites and areas or just take a drive. Enjoy the gorgeous view from the top of Mount Pelion. There’s much more to see!
There are lovely conservation areas, local escarpments and provincial parks with hiking/ biking trails and boardwalks through forests, marsh and waterfront properties. There are bird watcher havens and don’t miss the Monarchs and Migrants Bird Banding. The list goes on….
Quinte West is known as “The Gateway to the Trent Severn Waterways” with great areas to stop for a picnic or just to watch the boats go through one of the seven locks located here. Other sections are ideal for canoeing/ kayaking and some wind surfing along Lake Ontario and Bay of Quinte.
And then there’s fishing and boating. Lake Ontario, the Murray Canal, Bay of Quinte, Weller’s Bay or the Trent River, take your pick. The many annual fish tournaments will suit any variety of angler.
The adventure can be as close as a walk down the road to see the marsh area and the boats going down the Murray Canal or by taking a day trip into the wonders of our region.
Local Attractions less 20 minutes from CedardaleEvents, Festivals & Shows
Looking for excitement? We have three Canada Day Celebrations between 15 to 30 minutes of Cedardale. And then there’s the Scottish Irish Festival, Fiddlers on the Trent Festival, Festival on the Bay, Frankford Island Blues Festival, Frankford Riverfest, Jazz Festival celebrations, Fattoria – Food & Drink Festival, Savour – Food & Drink Festival, and of course, every dog must have his day, join the fun at Kinsman Barks by the Bay Dog Festival & Trade Show.
Then there’s Applefest. It is one of the biggest events in the area. Brighton hosts this wonderful festival with a carnival, sidewalk sale, music, hay rides, a street dance, and lots and lots of food and fun. Visit the links for more information about this historic festival.
Brighton & Quinte West parks have music for all. Annually the Classic Country Music Reunion happens in Centennial Park , DBIA Trenton has regular Concerts in Frazer Park, Norampac presents The Home Pride Summer Concert Series & Brighton hosts weekly Concerts in Memorial Park.
The list isn’t done yet. Go to the Kinsmen Carnival, the Canadian Law Enforcement & Fire Games, Harvest at the Hill, the Town & County Show, or the Home & Leisure Show. There are many more events, shows & tours than this and you can look at the local Calendar of Events for times & dates. Also look at our additional local links at the bottom of this page for more interesting attractions or our Regional Attractions page for more leisure and excitement within 45 minutes of Cedardale.
Parks & Trails
There are a number local of parks of parks, conservation areas, wildlife preserves, & escarpments with trails of varying degrees of difficulty for the adventurer in you. Visit Presqu’ile Provincial Park and go for a stroll on the 1 km Boardwalk through the marshes, journey through the woods or take a walk down the beach. Enjoy the Lighthouse which is the only original one left on the Great Lakes. If bird 9+watching is your thing, don’t miss the exclusive whimbrel and the many-coloured warblers along with hundreds of other migrating species. Attend the Monarchs & Migrants Bird Banding weekend in September.
Brighton boasts a lovely Waterfront trail, the Hilda Montgomery Memorial Park and Proctor Park conservation area, which has scenic trails through a variety of settings. To see nature at its best, visit the Brighton Provincial Wildlife Preserve. It is 392 hectare of crown land with multi-use trails through forests, grasslands, streams and ponds.
The Lake Ontario Waterfront trail begins by the Murray Canal & follows an easy 740 km route through Quinte West to join the Centennial Park trail. 12 km away the trail can be rejoined in Belleville .
Hanna Park has a beautifully fenced area, the Kinsmen Off-Leash Dog Park , as well as a playground, tennis court, and wood trails for hiking/biking, which boarders the Trenton Escarpment with its interconnecting trails.
The Millennium Trail is a short jaunt from Cedardale, which runs for 50 km into Prince Edward County for excellent biking & hiking.
Venture to Mount Pelion to see the spectacular view of Eastern Hastings County from the lookout, first visited by Samuel de Champlain in 1615 and the cannon drawn to its top in the 1800s.
Go for an easy stroll, suitable for all physical activity levels, from Cedardale down to see the local marsh. Depending on the season, you may be lucky to see the swans and ducks with their young. Carry on to the Murray Canal , constructed in 1882 as an access way between Presqu’ile Harbour and the Bay of Quinte . Great fishing or just have a nice picnic while watching the boats go by. The canal is approximately 5 km in length and has a road running from the two swing bridges. The end in
Carrying Place is a short distance from the Waterfront and Millennium trails.
Water Recreation
Lake Ontario , the Murray Canal , Bay of Quinte, Weller’s Bay or the Trent-Severn Waterways are all local waters accessible for an amazing variety of recreational activities such as fishing, canoeing/kayaking, water skiing, jet skiing, swimming, snorkelling, and more. Aside from the gradual depth that can be found at Cedardale’s very own sandy beach, Presqu’ile Provincial Park is also excellent for small children for this same attribute. There are several other beautiful beaches in the local and regional area.
Known for its world class fishing and boating. Fishing can be peaceful or exciting or a great mixture of both. Nothing is better than having “The Fish Story “ to top all others. Maybe this is your year and here at one of these spot. There are so many species of fish to choose from within our waters but the Chinook Salmon, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Walleye, Yellow Perch & Northern Pike are common off our shores. What about entering Trenton’s Annual Walleye World Live Release Fishing Derby, Bay of Quinte Open Fishing Tournament, Annual Friends of Weller’s Bay Fishing Derby, or there’s the Weller’s Bay Bass & Pike Live Release Derby.
Whether you enjoy canoeing/kayaking or boating, the southern region of Hastings & Northumberland Counties & Prince Edward County offer scenic views, beautiful islands and lots of water. Travel from Lake Ontario to the Bay of Quinte down the Murray Canal and enter the “Gateway to the Trent-Severn Waterway”.
There are a number of municipal boat launches close to Cedardale including one in Carrying Place. They give easy access, not 15 minutes away, to the Bay of Quinte , Presqu’ile Bay, Lake Ontario & the Trent River.
Historical Museums and other Heritage Sites
Brighton is home of the Proctor House Museum & Memory Junction Railway Museums. The Proctor House is a 19th century mansion restored to its original splendour. Take a guided tour for a look at some of the history behind the town. The property around the house is Conservation area and The Brighton Barn Theatre/museum performs in the spring and fall. Originally part of “The Grand Trunk Railway”, the Brighton station was built in 1857, & only nine remain of the 32 stations. Interested in more…the railway stretched from Toronto to Montreal …journey back into history through the memorabilia and antiques and the stories they tell.
The National Air Force Museum of Canada is at CFB Trenton. Look at the history of aviation and our proud Military. See a variety of old and newer planes and the legends that have been made by the pilots who flew them. Attend the Annual “Ad Astra” Dedication Ceremony or visit the 8-Wing/CFB Trenton when they host their Open House at the beginning of June.
Other historically interesting attractions are the Stockdale Mill which was erected in 1880 along Cold Creek, the Old Town Hall in Quinte west was built in 1861, the Carman Nelson Heritage Museum houses a wide variety of memorabilia and collectibles or book an appointment to view the film memorabilia, photos, furniture, journals and taxidermy with the Trent Port Historical Society.
Browse through the Hastings County Museum or the Ameliasburg Museum offers not only its history, but also some local heritage through shows and presentations for all ages. Take a look there may be some thing of interest for you.
Farmer’s Market
Back to the essentials, enjoy the taste of country, literally. We have two local Farmer’s Markets. Fresh organic produce, eggs and meats are available from a variety of farm vendors. Brighton is open every Saturday from May to September plus Wednesdays and Fridays in July & August. The Trenton Market runs every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from April to September.
While you are site seeing, visit some of the roadside fruit and vegetable stands. There is one on virtually every main road from Brighton to Trenton and several on the more rural routes. Mmmm…mmm…nothing like fresh fruits & vegetables straight from the farm.
Theatre & the Arts
Brighton Barn Theatre has performances in June and September/October. The Barn is part of the Proctor House Museum and the antiques can be viewed while attending a show.
Centennial Park ’s amphitheatre host shows and music during July and August. Arts Quinte West presents the “Arts in the Park”, “Autumn Show & Sale” & also look into the Gallery & Studio Tour.
There are other trails located within 30…
Bleasdell Boulder trail is north of Trenton , in Glen Miller, and offers numerous gravel trails through the forest. Big Boulder trail is a 1.3 km round trip to see Big Boulder Creek & Bleasdell Boulder believed to be the largest glacial “erratic” in Ontario, possibly North America . It is …..
The Jack Lange Memorial trail takes you up to the Lock 1 of the Trent-Severn Waterway. This lock tells the fascinating story of the system in full. There are seven of the 44 locks located in Quinte West and is why it is known as the “Gateway to the Trent-Severn Waterway”.
The Lower Trent Conservation Areas are multiple locations along the Trent River with great walking, hiking and biking. These trails have beautiful vantage points and natural setting for all nature lovers. There’s also the Quinte C.A., Sager C.A, Trenton Greenbelt, the Riverfront Trail, Weller’s Bay Wildlife Areas
…& 45 minutes of Cedardale
Take a journey around our region to other locations for an adventure into our wilderness. Enjoy the common wildlife and migrating bird population. Macaulay Mountain C.A., Vanderwater C.A., Massassauga Point C.A., Bayshore Trails, Hastings Heritage Trail, H.R. Frink Centre, Bayshore Trail, Trans Canada Trail. Other great natural areas are Harry Smith C.A., Beaver Meadow Wildlife Management Area, Demorestville C.A., Cedar Sands Trail, Woodland Campground Trail, the Railway Bed, Sidney C.A., Batawa Ski Hill, 8 Wing trail, Prince Edward Point & Goodrich-Loomis C.A.
Additionally, it is a beautiful drive to Sandbanks Provincial Park, or the astounding natural spring fed Lake on the Mountain located well above Lake Ontario . These are the many, not all, local and regional parks/trails to get lost in and enjoy for a day. The wonders are there to be found…. join the adventure into this wondrous region.
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Campground sites (other than seasonal): For advanced reservations, one night’s deposit is required to guarantee your reservation. Full payment for reservation is due 5 days prior to arrival, major credit cards are accepted but first night’s stay will be posted when reserving. All cottage rentals require a 50% deposit. Long weekend reservations require full payment at the time of booking.
Reservations made within 96 hours of arrival date require full stay deposit. Deposit may also be in the form of money orders or cheques but reservation is not guaranteed until funds have cleared. Please do not send cash in the mail. We do not guarantee requested sites at any time.
Peak Season: June 30 to September 4th (excluding July, August, and September long weekends) and October long weekend.
Shoulder Season is opening until the kids are out of school and the Tuesday after September long weekend until closing (excluding October long weekend).
We are not able to refund for inclement weather. Non-cancellation or failure to show constitutes forfeiture. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee the weather, therefore once checked in, you are responsible for the entire length of stay you reserved.
Choose your stay at Cedardale in Carrying Place, Ontario. You pick what feels right for your time away. A cozy cottage by the beach. A serviced RV site with easy hookups. A seasonal site for summer weekends or longer stays. You feel welcome here at Cedardale Camping and Seasonal resort.
Non-Serviced Campsites
Non-serviced sites give you a simple camping experience close to everything Cedardale offers. These sites sit near washrooms, the beach, playground, heated pool, rec hall, and store. They are a great choice if you want to enjoy the outdoors without hookups.
Electric/Water Campsites
Electric/water sites give you power and water at your camper. These sites work well for when you want a bit more comfort while staying close to park amenities and family fun.
Electric/Water/Sewer Campsites
Full service sites include power, water, and sewer for convenience during your stay. These sites are ideal for RVs that want all the basics connected and easy access to the pool, beach, recreation spaces, and store.
Cottages
Our cottages offer a relaxed place to stay right in the park. Each cottage has two bedrooms, a living room with kitchenette, stove and fridge, and a bathroom with shower. Bring your own linens, blankets, pillows, and towels for a comfortable stay by the water.
Seasonal Sites
Seasonal sites are available for campers who want a summer home base. These spots give you a place to return to throughout the season with easy access to the pool, beach, activities, and neighbours. Email or call for details on availability.
Pets
Pets are welcome at Cedardale on the camping grounds. Enjoy walking the beach, trails, and open spaces together.
Amenities near every site
Heated outdoor pool, private sandy beach, playground, basketball, volleyball, rec hall, laundry, comfort station with showers, and camp store with essentials and snacks right on site.
Close to what you need
Grocery stores, restaurants, and local shops are just a short drive away. You are minutes from Brighton, Quinte West, and scenic Prince Edward County with its beaches, wineries, markets, and trails.
Plan Your Stay
To find out more about our available accommodations, rates, and reservation policies, visit our Rates and Rentals page. If you want help choosing what fits your stay, call (613) 475-1105 or email cedardale@killamreit.com.
At Cedardale we are committed to the safety and security of all our guests, visitors and staff. We understand that vacationing should be fun and carefree, but we ask everyone to follow a few basic rules of courtesy and good judgment to ensure everyone has a memorable stay. PLEASE NOTE : ONLY WOOD FROM THE LOCAL AREA PERMITTED IN THE RESORT.
Condensed Rules
A complete list of rules is available at the main office.
Thanks for your cooperation
Cedardale offers everything you need for easy, comfortable camping. Pool time, beach access, play spaces, and helpful services all support relaxed days with your family.
Amenities
Heated Outdoor Pool
Private Sandy Beach on Lake Ontario
Playground
Basketball Court
Horseshoe Pits
Volleyball
Picnic Tables
Wi-Fi Hotspots
Private Boat Slips
Fishing Access
Weekly Activities
Special Events
Friday Night Dinner Specials
Facilities
Gated Park for Safety
Camp Store with Everyday Essentials, Candies, Drinks
Recreation Hall with Wifi
Snack Bar / Restaurant
Clean Washrooms with Showers ($)
Laundry Room ($)
Dump Station
Electric, Water, and Sewer Hookups
Non-Serviced Tent and RV Sites
Seasonal and Overnight Sites
Cottages Available
Campstore
Our camp store carries snacks, drinks, camping basics, and everyday essentials to help make your stay simple and comfortable.
