KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
5 km or 3 miles west of Renfrew on Hwy 17: exit North Storyland Road then right on Johnston Road. Our GPS location is on most units but Garmin and Magellan require 2826 Johnston Rd Horton Township unlike Tom Tom which uses 2826 Johnston Rd Renfrew. GPS: N45.529969, W76.687335
Get Google DirectionsRenfrew Ottawa-West KOA Journey is a wonderful starting point for many amazing destinations.
There are several whitewater rafting companies that accommodate the skilled rafter and the gentle rafting trips for the family.
Our campground is minutes away from the NHA/NHL Birthplace Museum in Renfrew.
If golfing is your passion Renfrew Golf Course, Oaks of Cobden, Dragonfly Golf Course, are a just a few minutes away.
We are approximately an hour west of downtown Ottawa where you can visit the Parliament buildings, the many museums and explore the Canadian Capital.
Bonnechere Caves, just outside of Eganville, is a wonderful and educational tour, visiting the local farmer's Markets and many specialty shops along the way.
In the fall you will get a view of a lifetime Foymount which is approximately 40 minutes away is the highest inhabited point in Ontario will give you a breathtaking view of the Fall glory.
Staff will happily guide you to some of the hidden gems in the area and have maps available to help make the journey that much easier for you.
Explore the NHA'S history in Renfrew, 10 minute drive from the Renfrew Ottawa-West KOA Journey.
Learn about the history of Hockey and the formation of the NHA/NHL. Learn about the early days of hockey and the story of M.J. O'Brien and his son Ambrose and the ambition of winning the Stanley Cup.
1 Ma-Te-Way Park Drive
Renfrew, ON k7v4j4
The McDougall Mill Museum is located in Renfrew. It is open daily in July and August. Tours are welcomed any time from June through September. Enjoy displays of early pioneer tools, machinery and household articles. Also included is a military section, Victorian costumes, doll exhibit, collections and toys.
Bonnechere Caves gives guided daily tours at frequent intervals. Enjoy viewing twisting passages, stalactites, and fossils or coral and sea creatures that were first discovered in 1853 and opened in 1955. Pack a picnic and enjoy at one of several picnic tables provided. Visit them at www.bonnecherecaves.com
Wilderness Tours offers rafting, mountain biking, bungee jumping, kayaking, and much more.
Learn the history and see the beautiful scenery surrounded by the remarkable sights and sounds of whitewater roaring through a canyon of prehistoric rock at Coulonge Falls . Visit them at www.chutescoulonge.qc.ca
100 Prom. Du Parc-Des-Chutes
Mansfield-et-pontefract, QC J0X1R0
For the more active and fitness enthused individuals, there are several areas that shouldn't be overlooked. A beautiful, scenic drive to explore the natural surroundings our wonderful area has to offer.
Calabogie rd
Greater Madawaska, ON K0J 1H0
Ottawa is Canada's capital. There are many attractions in this area.
Our park's most valuable attraction is the 156 acres of plush forests and our spring fed lake. Sunrise and sunsets are tranquil even when the loons are chatting to each other.
Pines, maples, birch and poplar all add to the calming hum of nature. Flowers are plentiful and there is plenty of space to just listen to the silence.
Giant water slides, paddle boats, kiddie water slides, mini golf and horseback riding. visit them at www.logosland.com
The Ottawa Valley consists of a unique blend of towns and villages that, while varied in size and location all boast a welcoming and hospitable nature. Beautiful artistry, seasonal agriculture and lush wilderness abounds.
For information on www.renfrewontario.ca , visit them online.
Visit www.ottawatourism.ca to find places to eat, where to shop, what to do, and more.
Taking a short drive to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Ottawa Valley and making a few stops on the way? Make sure to take a look at the Shaw Woods Outdoor Education Centre and their information. Great wildlife to enjoy and learning about the valley.
2065 Bulger Road
Eganville, ON K0J 1T0
Explore the Ottawa River for the catch of the day with the expert guides for Musky or walleye or enjoy some guided hunting. Irish Creek Outfitters have had some massive specimens to brag about. Check out their website and reach out to them for more information on rates.
2014 Thompson rd
Horton, ON k7v 3z8
For the outdoor enthusiasts who love a great scenic hiking trail be sure to check out the hidden gem in Renfrew. The K&P trail which runs from Kingston to Pembroke is such a beautiful area to explore. You can use it for biking, hiking or walking. Be sure to check out the great information available online and be sure to check for any permits that may be required. Minutes away from the Campground and easily accessible.
K&P Trail Hwy132
Renfrew, ON k7v 3z4
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