Renfrew / Ottawa West KOA Journey

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About Renfrew / Ottawa West KOA Journey

The action at this KOA centers on its spring-fed lake and its 150 acres of trees and green spaces. Spend the day swimming and fishing; rent a paddleboat, canoe or kayak. Soak up the sun on the sandy beach, cool off on the splash pad or try the professional driving range or 18-hole mini putt. Enjoy the Jump Pad, horseshoes, half-court basketball and sand volleyball. Your hosts serve pancake breakfasts and cook up spaghetti and other meals on special holiday weekends. Oaks, maples and pines provide shade and ripple with color in autumn. You're just an hour west of Ottawa. Head back to KOA in time for a quiet evening by the campfire as the sun sets over the lake. Max pull thru: 150 feet. Your hosts: Greg & Angela Burgess and staff.

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