Grand River Conservation Authority Head Office - Cambridge, Ontario

Grand River Conservation Authority Head Office

Informations clés

L'Grand River Conservation Authority Head Office est le siège social de l'autorité de conservation du Grand River, situé à 400 Clyde Rd, Cambridge, ON N1R 5W6, Canada. Le numéro de téléphone est le 5196212761 et le site web est grandriver.ca.

Spécialités

• Siège social

Autres données d'intérêt

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant

Avis

L'entreprise a 93 avis sur Google My Business avec une moyenne de 4.3/5.

Caractéristiques

L'Grand River Conservation Authority Head Office est le point de contact principal pour toutes les informations et les services liés à la conservation de la rivière Grand. Le site offre un accès facile en fauteuil roulant et dispose d'un parking adapté pour les personnes handicapées, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour les visiteurs dans ces situations.

Ubicación

Situé à 400 Clyde Rd, Cambridge, ON N1R 5W6, Canada, l'Grand River Conservation Authority Head Office est facilement accessible par la route. La région entou

👍 Avis de Grand River Conservation Authority Head Office

Malu C.

5/5

It was my first visit to grand river conservation and certainly it won’t be the last. Our family had an amazing birthday time.

Mike J.

4/5

Shades Mills is a great family day trip. There is a lot to do here such as fishing, swimming, paddling the canoe, hiking, or just relaxing It is always an enjoyable trip.

Jonathan M.

5/5

Hermoso lugar para visitar, hay muchas actividades acuáticas para hacer en el lago, te recomiendo asistir con traje de baño por si te animas a entrar al agua, aun estando fría realmente atrae a entrar y disfrutar, la vista es excelente y tranquila, también te recomiendo asistir con repelente contra insectos, creeme que no te arrepentirás.

Marilyn N.

5/5

We were at Pinehurst May3-5 for first camping weekend of the season. We messed up parking a couple of times with people who came for the day but not to stay overnight at our site. The camp workers were SO helpful and kind as they made corrections multiple times to get us used to where we should and shouldn't be. We didn't intend to make their lives difficult, but they were SUPER helpful and patient. We look forward to doing things correctly next time we come to visit! Thank you for making our family weekend a success. Our 'wildlife' enjoyed your wildlife!

Cynthia R.

5/5

Love it just to spend quiet time. Lovely views of water, trees and sky. Great place.

Akos S.

1/5

We like visiting GRCA parks in all seasons, however customer service and now park services have become worse over the years. Here is a recent example.
Some long awaited snow has arrived a week ago (2024. Jan) and GRCA has not groomed any of the trails for cross county skiing since.
I asked them about trail grooming plans a couple of days ago but they never responded back. (isn't it a reasonable expectation that service providers should respond back queries within a couple of days?) Not to mention that GRCA delay further shorten the anyways not to long cross country season...
Meanwhile price of annual pass has increased from $120 from 2 years ago to $160 this year. I am getting disappointed with GRCA.

Rob L.

1/5

Staff is incredibly rude at head office. Don't want to help. Terribly impatient with people English is not there first language. Don't realize they are public servants act like they are a private business. Mp s and mpp s should be notified about how are money is being spent. Parks are fine. Administration building absolutely obnoxious.

Rhonda C.

1/5

We camped at Elora Gorge park for Riverfest. The shuttle from Riverfest drops you off a half hour walk back to campground I. We reserved a gorge tube trip, got our own equipment (bought tubes from Canadian Tire - labelled river tubes) and they wouldn’t let us use them, and by then all the rental equipment was booked. The website says not pool floaties (ie a flamingo) - but beware they turn away regular ‘river tubes’ as well. I had to talk to 4 teenagers in two different locations before anyone found me a person in charge to process the $80 refund after our equipment was turned away as well. The teenagers said I would have to email and the superintendent would make a decision about a refund or not?!? After not letting me on the River?!? I will never spend another cent at this conservation area. Going on to make the most of our day at Riverfest now, never to return to the Elora Gorge conservation area.