Rockwood Conservation Area

About This Place

Rockwood Conservation Area near Guelph, Ontario, is renowned for its dramatic limestone cliffs, ancient caves, and glacial potholes — including one of the world's largest. Visitors can swim at a sandy beach, paddle the reservoir by canoe or kayak, hike cliffside trails, fish for bass and trout, and camp among the rocks. The area's striking scenery has attracted TV and film productions, and accessibility features make it welcoming to all visitors.