Andy Fyon

09/27/2024

Stayed in the northern campsite area. Private campsites. Clean. Access to fallow field area which is nice to watch sunrise and sunsets. Registration staff was friendly and efficient. Traffic noise from local highways is quiet at night. We prefer the forest campsites compared to the riverside campsites because it is more natural. Comfort station was clean. Dump station and fresh water stations were working and clean.

trevor guiden

07/07/2024

We had a spectacular weekend camping here. They are pet friendly so our friends dog was able to join us. The additional wood and ice were reasonably priced. The hike to the lookout helped us burn off the big breakfast we had. Afterward, we took a shower where the water was warm and the pressure was solid. We have already started planning our next visit

Mike Berman

07/28/2024

Great Campground Gives you a fire pit and picnic bench, lake is nice. Just a warning for some people the bottom is muddy and there’s moss clumps that float on the surface. People complaining “it’s not suitable for swimming” it’s perfectly fine welcome to nature. Showers have a little bugs, bring shoes. Pool is closed been closed for years wish they would reopen

Vincent Chow

07/29/2024

Visited recently to see the park and to check out the trails. The park is more of a campground and picnic area, however, does have several trail paths which can be explored by bike or by walking. The longest trail, Rainbow Run, takes up the full length of the park and crosses through many wooded areas and flat grassy areas of the park. The Lookout Trail is probably the more difficult trail due to the uphill climb and narrow trail path, which leads to a lookout spot that provides a view of the park and nearby area. The park also offers free fishing lessons through the Ontario Learn to Fish program, and the park has many fishing spots around Earl Rowe Lake. Overall, a decent park if looking more so for a mix of recreational activities that can be done. Park staff were also very helpful in providing information about the park as well.

Lynn Harris

08/11/2024

I will never go there again. Had stuff stolen from my site, the wood you can by there was so wet it wouldn't even burn.... Just sizzle and steam. I have mobility issues but can still walk and had a hard hard time even opening up the door to the bathroom. Yes there's a handicap washroom inside but good luck getting in if you are not a strong person. I struggled every time to open up the bathroom door. The staff is useless.... I go to the store to get laundry soap so I can do a little laundry. I asked them where the laundromats are located and they only knew about one but there are two and they told me that they're pretty sure the machines take toonies and loonies.... They do not so I had to dig my laundry out of the wash go back to my car go back to the store and get change because the staff don't even know what the washing machine and dryers take for change. The lot I was in I had to rearrange myself as you'll see in the pictures below that my lot floods when it rains. So between having to move the picnic table so I could pitch my tent and trying to carry a heavy bag of wet wood I threw my back out. So my lasting impression of Earl Rowe is that even though they post handicap signs and have handicap washrooms and showers they are not friendly to people with disabilities. And when asked if they could put the wood in my car after they told me they could not bring it down to my campsite.... they said no they can't. You can't swim in the lake because the bacterial levels are too high and the pool is closed due to staffing issues. I don't even remember saying a single playground. Other than on the map. The picture with the sun shining is how the lot was laid out when I got there..... As you can see by the other photo my lot was flooded and if I had not have moved the picnic table my tent would have flooded. I understand now why they were the only place left available with campsites in all of south western Ontario. That right there should say it all.