Ontario Campgrounds, Trailer Parks,
RV Resorts and Lodges
Bee Line Trailer Park
Elgin County
Bee Line Trailer Park is located on the shores of Lake Erie and offers 84 seasonal and overnight sites with tent and pull thru sites available.
Bee Line Trailer Park
3511 Colin Street,
Port Bruce, Ontario N5H 2R2
Contact: Manager
Phone: (519) 765-3151
Email: admin@beelineparks.com
Bee Line Trailer Park
GPS Coordinates
42.657963,-81.014784
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CAMPGROUND SERVICES
Administration:
Open: May 8 - Oct 17
Seasonal Sites Only
Seasonal Sites: 80
Rentals: N/A
Electrical | Water: 80
Max. Length (RV): ** (ft)
Reservations
Pull Thru Sites
Pets On A Leash
Seasonal:
Min. | Max:
($) 2,100 | ($) 2,500 (Plus Extras)
Campground Facilities:
Dumping Station
Group Camping | Group Area
Campground Activities:
N/A
Outdoor Activities:
N/A
Sports:
N/A
On The Water:
Natural Swimming
Miscellaneous Services:
Flush Toilets
Showers ($)
Drinking Water
Offsite Services:
Walk:
Restaurant
Fishing
Drive:
Propane | Biking
Fees: (Add HST)
Please Contact Campground For Prices
* Prices Can Change Without Notice
Important Notice About Fees
(Each business sets its own contract terms using criteria such as location, amenities and user needs. In the end it is your choice but in order to reach an agreement you will still need to contact the business. Any prices shown are simply a guideline.)
Other nearby attractions include: Port Burwell Marine Museum and Historic Lighthouse, Balmoral Park, Pinafore Park, Jumbo the Elephant Memorial, Clovermead Apiaries, Springwater Conservation Area, Steed & Company Lavender, Port Bruce Provincial Park, Gay Lea Dairy Heritage Museum and Aylmer Wildlife Management Area.
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