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    • W. Darcy McKeough Floodway
    • Low Water Response
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PLEASE NOTE: Vehicular access to the SCRCA’s three regional campgrounds (A.W. Campbell Conservation Area, Lorne C. Henderson Conservation Area and Warwick Conservation Area) is restricted during the winter season (November – May) and washroom facilities are closed.

Reservations for the 2026 camping season will open online on Monday, January 12th, 2026, at 8:30 am.

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A.W. Campbell Conservation Area

A.W. Campbell Conservation Area is a family-oriented campground with 140 sites including overnight, seasonal, and group camping.  Amenities on the…

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Bridgeview Conservation Area

The Petrolia Trails offer approximately 6 km of trail that wind through the north side of the Bridgeview Conservation Area.…

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Clark Wright Conservation Area

This 50 acre site, donated by Mr. Clark Wright, includes 3 km of nature trails through recently reforested lands and…

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Coldstream Conservation Area

The Coldstream Conservation Area has two trails - the trail in the south end of the Conservation Area takes you…

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Crothers Conservation Area

Crothers Conservation Area along the route of the Wallaceburg Water Trail linking Wilkesport, Dresden and Mitchell Bay to Wallaceburg and…

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Esli Dodge Conservation Area

Address: 88 Main Street South

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Keith McLean Conservation Lands

The Keith McLean Conservation Lands were officially opened on June 27, 2013. The 130-hectare (321 acre) property is famous for…

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Lambton County Heritage Forest

A beautiful system of hiking trails that wind through Oak Savannah and Carolinian Forest. Take it easy on the Tulip…

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Lorne C. Henderson Conservation Area

Lorne C. Henderson Conservation Area is a nature lover’s delight. This family-oriented campground is nestled among a series of wildlife…

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Marthaville Habitat Management Area

The Marthaville Habitat Management Area is owned by the County of Lambton and managed by the Conservation Authority. This demonstrations…

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Moore Habitat Management Area

The Moore Habitat Management Area includes an experimental tallgrass prairie site, floodplain forest, upland forest, and open/shrub areas. This area…

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Nicholls Memorial Forest

The Nicholls Memorial Forest is located north of Wallaceburg on the west side of Kimball Road, between Wilkesport and Bentpath…

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Peers Wetland

The Peers Wetland is the only sizeable wetland - around 11 hectares - that remains along the lower reaches of…

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Perch Creek Habitat Management Area

The Perch Creek Habitat Management Area is owned by the County of Lambton and managed by the Conservation Authority. This…

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Shetland Conservation Area

This beautiful park, located along the shores of the Sydenham River, features an intimate setting with only 15 serviced sites…

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Strathroy Conservation Area

This Conservation Area, located right within the Town of Strathroy, includes a 3 km trail through a beautiful floodplain forest.…

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W. Darcy McKeough Floodway

This wildlife corridor has been planted with 100,000 trees over the last ten years. The grass channel and treed berms…

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Warwick Conservation Area

Warwick Conservation Area is a family-oriented campground with 230 serviced sites.  This 73 hectare (180 acre) Conservation Area offers both…

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Wawanosh Wetland Conservation Area

The 3.5 km nature trail winds along a provincially significant marsh and includes several opportunities to get close to the…

About Us

The St. Clair Region Conservation Authority is located in southwestern Ontario and includes the Sydenham River watershed and smaller watersheds draining directly into southern Lake Huron, the St. Clair River, and northeastern Lake St. Clair.

The Conservation Authority implements programs to reduce the risk to life and property from flooding and erosion; water and land stewardship; forestry; wildlife habitat creation and outdoor recreation.

Partner Links

  • Conservation Ontario
  • Thames-Sydenham & Region Source Protection Area
  • Healthy Lake Huron
  • Sydenham River Website
  • Friends of the St. Clair River
  • Forest Gene Conservation Association
  • Lake St. Clair Canadian Watershed Management Plan
  • Ontario Trillium Foundation

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  • St. Clair Region Conservation Authority
  • 205 Mill Pond Cres., Strathroy ON N7G3P9
  • 519-245-3710
  • 519-245-3348
  • stclair@scrca.on.ca

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