Bingemans Camping Resort

Great family campground. Lots of activities for the whole family. Cons. Lots of mosquitoes 🦟 be prepared. No privacy = No quiet time- there’s a lot of groups talking loudly and singing until 4am. 🥴😵‍💫

It's definitely not the same as it once was. The check in area is not set up properly and honestly a lot of campers were stuck outside trying to get in but because it's not super clear the timings of the staff for check in, they couldn't check in. It's a clean park though. Definitely good for a first timer or someone just getting back into camping.

Check - In location itself is okay but it's not set up properly. After you've checked in, you get a gate pass. However there's no special lane for you to get in when other campers are checking in. You have to wait FOREVER if there's trailers waiting in front of you. It's only a single lane. So on Friday night it took 20 mins to get back to our site because other campers checking into the campground. Washrooms look very tired and are in need of a make over... We just used washroom in our trailer. Campground is beautiful and sites are good too. Ice and wood are available right at the campground entrance. Pool was perfect. Mini putt looked amazing. Went to Boston Pizza and enjoyed our Dinner. Weather was perfect too.

Our second stay… This resort had some really beautiful sites right along the Grand River, and convenient access to a bike/ hiking trail. Unfortunately, a lot of rowdies seem to camp here and the staff don’t enforce the music / loud noise after 11 PM rule… We tried calling the after hours line to get someone to come down and help. No response. Didn’t sleep much that night, which really sucked. We won’t be returning, and will choose a provincial park instead, where neighbours are actually considerate of each other.

Cabin was very clean. Location was away from the rest of the campsites. Fire pit on big incline so no real comfortable place to sit. No bathrooms nearby. Outhouse disgusting. Looks like they haven't been emptied all summer. One was locked for 1st day, other was out of toilet paper. Long inconvenient walk to bathroom with working toilets. Inconvenient entrance to park. Even if you already have checked in you have to wait in line behind people checking in to get back in with your car which took over 20 minutes. Not a horrible experience but probably wouldn't return.

We were camping for Canada Day weekend and were very disappointed for the Luxury Camping experience at a Camping Resort. Check in was painfully slow considering everyone should have been pre-booked and were only checking in. We arrived at our site to find the only division between our and the next to be 2 trees on 1 side and 1 tree on the other. Our picnic table was broken on the edges and the peeling paint was not nice to sit on. Our site had a large hole in the ground which we frequently stepped in, especially at night. We could not string tarps due to the lack of trees. The worst was the bathrooms! First night the water was scalding hot that it was not usable and the whole bathroom was steamed up by morning. I was surprised that the bathroom taps were not able to be adjusted and only stayed on for a few seconds. But with the wet weather we had, the bathroom floors quickly became mud soaked and pooled. Despite the sign stating the bathrooms were cleaned frequently with initials and times, the floors remained covered in thick layers of mud, the garbage continually was overflowing, toilet paper, paper towels and soap were in short supply. Apparently the mens was not any better. Eventually, staff arrived in the morning to clean and once confronted by many upset campers they set to work cleaning. That morning it took 2 hours to clean. How can "luxury camping" have such outdated facilities? My standards are not that high, but I was expecting access to warm water to wash my hands and face, cold water to brush my teeth, taps that stay on for enough time to ACTUALLY wash your hands. Showers available IN the CAMPGROUND (and not across the parking lot) that allow for a shower without all my clothes and towel getting wet. Provincial parks have nicer facilities for a fraction of the cost. Why are campers permitted to wash dishes at the drinking water tap? Where are staff after 11pm to enforce any rules or regulations at night? I will not be returning to camp again and will not recommend this experience to anyone.

Very disappointed in this campground. Check in booth very inconvenient as only one lane into the park so long line of cars as some are checking in as others are trying to return to their campsites. Loud music from more than a few campsites blaring all day until well after midnight. No answer to the after hours phone number. I was told by staff that there is no limit to the number of people per campsite. Picnic tables in poor repair. Dogs off leash on many sites. We will not be returning as this park has definitely deteriorated over the past several years. So sad.

Terrible campground. Booking was a nightmare. So many screw ups then promised a partial refund from manager Thomas which I never received. First night here was so loud and could barely breathe with all the smoke. Bathrooms are disgusting and showers are even worse. Looks like they are barely ever cleaned. No sewer hook ups. Only one entrance to the campsite which is a long line up of people trying to register every time we leave the park and come back long wait. All the activities are outside the park so have to exit to get to them. After hours no one answers the phone . And no playground for kids. Also is it necessary to mow the lawn every damn day before 8 am? Can’t sleep. No one here included staff obey the 10km signs. They drive around here like Mario Andretti. Will never camp here again. Save your money go somewhere else.