This conservation area near Toronto has endless natural wonders and a secret sandy beach
Looking for a fun summer road trip? This beautiful conservation area near Toronto boasts scenic trails, shining waters and more, making it an idyllic spot for a warm weather getaway.
Located an hour away from the city, the conservation area is nestled in a small town and is brimming with natural wonders waiting to be explored.
You'll want to bring your bathing suit along, as there is a secluded sandy beach hidden in this destination. You can also explore caves and paddle your way around towering cliffs during your visit.
Here's what to know about this gorgeous conservation area near Toronto.
The Rockwood Conservation Area is a hidden gem that's full of summer magic. Here, you can find all kinds of natural wonders including massive limestone cliffs, giant caves, waterfalls and glacial potholes.
These natural wonders can be enjoyed from hiking trails along both sides of the Eramosa River or in a canoe or kayak, which can be rented onsite.
The area also features a large, sandy beach where you can soak up some sun and take a dip in the shining waters.
One of the most popular attractions at the Rockwood Conservation Area is the caves. Inside, you can discover stalactites, columns, flowstone and more.
If you're planning on exploring these caverns, you'll want to bring a flashlight and wear a helmet, long sleeve pants and a long sleeve shirt.
The area offers camping until October 15, so you can book a longer stay at this spot.
Rockwood Conservation Area
Price: $8.50 per adult
Address: 161 Fall St. S., Guelph/Eramosa, ON
Before you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.
Pool surrounded by trees.
Pool with floaty.
Pool and hot tub.Courtesy of Swimply