A secluded wilderness site along the banks of the St. Lawrence River, home to the largest camping complex in the region & renowned nature center.
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4.5/5 · 85 reviews
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4-star
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3-star
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2-star
7%
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Oct 15, 2023
Amazing campground with great views. I was so pleased when I arrived and saw the park. It was so much better than I expected, and I had high hopes! The store was new and clean. The boat ramp was well…Full review by jerzeyjen68
Jul 30, 2023
Although the park overall and the campsites are the best but they take no pride or to say any care in the restrooms and showers. The neglect and with no attention for at least the first two days of …Full review by Don S
May 28, 2023
We were recommend Wellesley State Park by friends, as an ideal camping location for the 1000 islands. Unfortunately for us though, this wasn’t the relaxing break we’d hoped for. This particular par…Full review by boodlelola
Can rv trailers ( 22 ft) go on loop D or C , or are they just tent sites?
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C for sure (coyote) but be prepared for very high density camping. We changed our site to Heron loop after looking at coyote loop. There were so many extra trucks parked on …
C for sure (coyote) but be prepared for very high density camping. We changed our site to Heron loop after looking at coyote loop. There were so many extra trucks parked on both sides of road that we knew it would be tough getting our trailer into our reserved site. The outside of loop c is better spaced (sites 1-10). Heron is another world. More spacious and quiet.
Any suggestions on what to do with three year olds on a rainy day? We have a camping trip in Wellesley Island State Park this weekend, but it's going to rain 2 of the three days.
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They have a fantastic hands on nature center, perfect for kids. Also, if you go back to the main intersection and turn right, you will come into TI park, wonderful ice cream parlor..
We have a site that has no hydro. Can we use a generator?
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You would have to check with the park authorities on their regulations. That being said, I believe the that the most important issue with running a generator would be the …
You would have to check with the park authorities on their regulations. That being said, I believe the that the most important issue with running a generator would be the noise generated that may impact other campers whom have specifically selected an non hydro site so that they can camp using wood or other means of lighting and cooking...
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