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Third party study approved for Mooretown Campground

23.04.2026 10:17 1 min 1 source РУС
Sarnia News Today ENG
Third party study approved for Mooretown Campground
Original source: Sarnia News Today

A third-party study has been approved for the Mooretown Campground in St. Clair Township to assess repair costs and explore options to avoid closure. The 141-site campground is scheduled to close after the 2026 season due to needed infrastructure repairs, with estimated costs between $1 million and $2 million. The study aims to provide more precise figures and identify potential funding or operational alternatives.

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