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Auburn Riverside Retreat will be open to Seasonal Campers (with contract) on May 20, 2020.  Covid-19 Restrictions in place.  For more information visit our BLOG.  At this time there is no transient camping allowed by the Provincial Order.

**2020 SEASONAL SITE UPDATE**

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Visit our new line of RV’s here!

 

Rates
  • From $38 unserviced per night
  • From $52 serviced per night
  • $58 per night long weekends
  • $150 cabin per night
  • $160 cottage per night
  • $165 New RV Rental per night
38382 Blyth Road
Auburn, Ontario
519.526.7238
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The Elk
There are wild elk available for photo shoots if you can coax them out of the shade. They will often come right up to the fence to inspect their admirers and even pose for pictures. Please keep back 3 meters from the fence.
Pool
Beautiful, salt water pool close to the playground and open in summer months.  Adult swim new 2019!
Hiking and Biking
We have endless hiking and biking trails on our 100 acre property along the river or in the forest.  There is also the Huron County hiking trails that connect Auburn and go onto Blyth, Goderich and stretch as far as the Bruce Peninsula in the Northwest and Windsor in the South. See Hike Huron, Maitland Trail, Ontario Trails, and the hiking page at the Ontario West Coat website for more information.
Games and Crafts
Games and crafts are scheduled throughout the summer usually on long weekends but there is always something for the kids to do. We are well known for our Barbecues and countless activities for adults and children.
Wagon Rides
Several wagon rides are available on the weekends which take you through the beautiful campground and close to the elk!
Social Events and BBQs
We are well know for our social events (such as the vintage tractor square dance) and barbecues which take place all season long at Auburn Riverside. Check out the summer calendar for details, updates to activities are ongoing throughout the summer.
Horseshoe Pits
Challenge your friends to the classic outdoor game of horseshoes!
Shuffleboard
The shuffleboard has two full-sized game pads housed under a timber frame structure.
Viewing Deck
The viewing deck is a 400 square foot deck overlooking the Maitland River. It is a short walk from the main road and offers a fantastic unobstructed view up and down the river valley. It is a great spot to observe wildlife such as wild bald eagles who nest in the trees along the shores.
Playground
We have a playground with 2 swing sets, + a toddler swing and a spinning swing set a treehouse, sandbox, teeter-totters, Sand Pile and a merry-go-round. We also have horseshoe pits, soccer field and a basket ball net for shooting hoops.
Soccer Field
It may not be regulation size, but it does the job well to make sport a great game of soccer!
Volleyball
Perfect camping sport on our beach volleyball court.
Fishing
One of our most popular amenities! We have over 5,000 ft of pristine of Maitland riverfront access. There is a variety of fish species depending on the season. Try fly fishing, shore fishing, or from a canoe!
Canoeing and Tubing
Relax or have some splashing fun on the Maitland river! Bring your own or rent a canoe or tube from us.
Coming 2020! Bouncy Pillow!
Enjoy our brand new bouncy pillow coming spring 2020!
The latest from Auburn Riverside Retreat
May
18
2020
Covid-19 Update #7 – Seasonal Camping Open

Happy Victoria Day! We have received permissions to open our campground to seasonal campers with a full season contract.  We will be opening to these guests May 20, 2020. From our MPP: ‘Per the news release, private campgrounds and parks can open to enable preparation for the upcoming summer season. They can also open to […]

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May
14
2020
Covid-19 Update #6 May 14, 2020

Hello Campers, The Ontario Government has said that “parks and campgrounds may open to enable preparation for the season and to allow for trailer and recreational vehicles whose owners have a full seasonal contract”.  This is great news for our seasonal campers but as previously communicated we are still awaiting approval from our local Health […]

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Apr
16
2020
Covid-19 Update #5 with Seasonal Prorate Sheet

Please see this link for an update!  It should be noted that Auburn Riverside Retreat will extend their season to October 31, 2020 for this year.    

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Comments
  • Ron rock says
    July 14th, 2019 at 3:56 pm
    Thank you so much for your pleasant hospitality shown to me and my family this weekend. My Granddaughter loved it and was able to make new friends. Enjoyed Tubing and look forward to our next stay next weekend. We will definitely be recommending your campground to others and will be back. Our B'pa, daughter Granddaughter weekend was a huge amount of fun and was made very pleasant Thanks again Ron, Chenise and Lux
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  • Jeff kunkel says
    August 24th, 2019 at 4:09 pm
    Best place to camp been coming here for years only gets better
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  • Leo and Gail says
    September 18th, 2019 at 8:28 pm
    Just enjoyed a couple of days fall camping. This was our first time camping here but it won't be the last. Will probably bring the grandkids next time because I am sure they would love the park and pool. All facilities were clean and well maintained
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  • Pete Ireland says
    April 2nd, 2020 at 11:42 am
    Just wondering, I have already booked a site for the long weekend in May. If this virus situation has not completely settled down,are you allowing, the weekend campers.
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    • Matt Den Hollander says
      April 6th, 2020 at 12:31 pm
      Hi Pete. We are hoping by the May-long-weekend that we can allow campers in the park! Stay tuned to our blog on this site for more details as they come available. Stay safe!
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  • Clara Vanderlaan says
    April 16th, 2020 at 10:05 am
    Hi Matt , What about season site status . We have our own personal hygiene units and can stay safely distanced from others . As well as self isolate. Thanks , Clara Vanderlaan Looking forward to enjoying God’s beautiful creation at Auburn .
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    • Matt Den Hollander says
      April 16th, 2020 at 11:58 am
      We are hoping this ban lifts soon and we can do whatever is needed to stay safe!
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