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aabd

We spent one night camping at Elora Gorge in the fall. What a beautiful place. Some camping sites are more private than others. Washrooms always seemed very close by, which was great. It was too cold for us to use the splash pad when we were there, but the hike down to see the gorge was picturesque. Loved the stairs inside the rock!

Olga-P75

We enjoyed hiking there even though it was a winter gray day. The gorge and rapids are spectacular and the trails are very well marked and safe.

sophiaf942

If you are into spectacular nature scenes, then this is one of the places you have to visit in summer. You can hike around and go tubing as well. We happened to drive to the place and hence did not go for the tubing experience but we enjoyed the nature hikes, saw the beautiful waterfall and the walk down the Elora Gorge, that was simply amazing. Once in the water, we felt lost somewhere as you are completely surrounded by luscious green mountains, trees and the sound of water gushing down the river - the sight is simple spectacular. We had a wonderful time!!!

ManopelloVolto2013

For a greener northbound day out to be away from busy life of Toronto and work. A day strolling around the area , watching the waterfall and gorge , forest like trees , shopping and eating .

Mike_Banning

This is a spectacular conservation area. The grounds are wonderful, the camping great, hiking is fantastic, and only minutes away from shopping and restaurants.

greengalil

If you like some spectacular nature scenes, some small town charm and a swim in a river (summer only!) Elora is the place for you. Under two hours from Toronto you will find a town that is quaint but not yet cheesy touristy, with a beautiful waterfall and gorge, nice picturesque walk by the canyon, some quaint restaurants and lovely rural farming scenery.

412JohnF

The trails above the gorge are well laid out with many open areas to see the actual river below? Make sure you walk to Elora to enjoy some down time at one of the cafes/eatery.

79sherrys

Went on a family hike and was so impressed by the beauty, force and natural architecture. I am always impressed by the beauty of our country. To see the rock structures intertwined with the life roots of trees was stunning and surreal. I had to touch them to make sure they were real. Inner tubing down the river is something I'm looking forward to going back to do. I'm thinking I'd also like to camp here. I thought it was great the number of drinking water taps available as well so we could keep our bottles filed. For less than $20 our family had a wonderful time!

Treeboo

Visiting the Elora Gorge Conservation Area and going tubing was a fun way to spend a hot sunny day! As other reviews have suggested, you should definitely arrive early. Once all the tubes and equipment have been rented out, the only time you may rent one, is if somebody returns them. Water shoes are great for this activity! There are facilities to shower (you need some coinage) and changeroom stalls. Don't forget the sunblock! Shorts and T-shirts are a perfect combo for this lazy river adventure! It took about 45 mins from beginning to end. There is a bus that picks you up at the end point, but is often full. We decided to walk back and it took about 30 mins.

Barb-Steve

Returning from St Jacob's we decided to spend some time touring the Elora Gorge and where passed by people of tubes and decided to follow them and stumbled upon the START of tubing at the Elora Gorge. Great family outing in a fantastic area. Camping, weddings, tubing, hiking. DO not wait and get in your vehicle and check it out. After an afternoon of tubing, walking or hiking, head to the Village of Elora and spend an afternoon walking the City and hiking at Victoria Park walking along the edge of the Gorge, you will not be disappointed.We have amazing areas in Ontario like Elora comparable to anywhere else in the world and we need to "toot" our own horn and support our attractions.

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