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The park's official camping season runs from May 8 through October 13. June through August offers warm temperatures ideal for swimming, boating, and hiking, though June is the wettest month. May and October provide shoulder-season opportunities with cooler temperatures and fewer crowds. September remains pleasant for outdoor activities before autumn cooling arrives.
Park closed for camping
Park closed for camping
Park closed for camping
Park closed until May 8
Opening season; moderate rainfall
Warm season; wettest month; ideal for water activities
Peak summer; warmest month
Warm summer weather continues
Pleasant shoulder season; drier than summer
Cooling trend; park closes October 13
Park closed for camping
Park closed for camping
A scenic waterside hiking trail approximately 1.5 kilometers long along the Rideau River. The easy walk winds through mature forest with frequent opportunities to observe wildlife such as frogs, turtles, Great Blue Herons, and osprey. The trail is accessible to most fitness levels and offers river views.
The calm waters of the Rideau River offer excellent paddling opportunities for both canoes and kayaks. Paddle through scenic stretches to observe waterfowl and wetland wildlife. Extended paddling trips can reach Burritts Rapids lockstation upstream or Long Reach lockstation downstream.
Power boating and fishing are popular activities on the Rideau River. The river is home to walleye, muskie, pike, and bass. The calm conditions and scenic surroundings make for an enjoyable day on the water.
The Main Beach at Rideau River Provincial Park features a sandy beach with safe swimming in the Rideau River. The beach area is well-maintained and includes nearby amenities such as picnic areas and playground facilities for families.
The park's location on the historic Rideau River makes it an excellent destination for observing waterfowl, wading birds, and other wildlife. The mature forest and river ecosystem support diverse species including Great Blue Herons, osprey, and various waterfowl.
Multiple picnic areas and day-use zones throughout the park offer shaded spots with tables and access to the river. Picnic shelters and playground facilities make these areas ideal for family gatherings and casual relaxation.
It was a great experience- they were flexible on timing of pick up and drop off, and had the option to leave out car in their driveway. They were easy to communicate with and very responsive. Really nice people and would definitely rent from them again.
Sapna M. - Oct 2025
Excellent rental and easy to deal with Kyle
Rob K. - Sep 2025
Ron is great!
Brenda K. - Aug 2024
Ron was an excellent host. Very knowledgeable, and went above and beyond in helping us with a last minute reservation due to last minute cancellation by another host. He put in his own time and experience to help get the braking system working properly on our vehicle to suit the trailer. He was available by text and responded in a very timely manner. I unreservedly recommend Ron as a host.
James N B. - Aug 2024
Skip the pickup. Skip the towing. Get an RV delivered and set up at your campsite so you can arrive, unpack, and start your trip stress-free.
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Rideau River Provincial Park, ON, Canada
The park is located 40 kilometers south of Ottawa, approximately 40 minutes by car via Highway 5, and about 5 kilometers from Kemptville. The nearest major airport is Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport, roughly 50 kilometers away. The park's paved internal roads and reasonably maintained approaches are suitable for RVs up to 32 feet in the East Campground and 25 feet in the West Campground.
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