beachesatpineconepark.ca

09/23/2025

Taking a moment to enjoy the view in between fall projects. 🧡 🍂

08/08/2025

This is an old page that we are no longer updating.

07/31/2025

All the recent allegations arising out of an incident at the park on July 28, 2025 are simply not true.

The social media and personal messages of hatred directed to Beaches at Pinecone Park and it’s employees is unacceptable. We are an inclusive, well respected campground that takes pride in maintaining a peaceful, clean, friendly and respected environment for our seasonal campers and cottagers. Our rules are designed for the safety and enjoyment of all our guests and staff and for any situation where there is cause for concern addressed by our campers. That was the case in this situation.

Due to several violations of our campground rules, we acted accordingly to evict an adult due to his inappropriate behaviour for the safety of our campers and management.

We provided an option to the person who reserved the site the reimbursement of the non-refundable payment if the group wished to vacate the park. The group decided to leave the park and a full refund was granted.

The reason for the delay in our response is due to the serious nature of the accusations as well as the numerous comments, private messages, emails and texts we have received. All involved in the various social media posts, hate messages/business reviews should be aware that online harassment and defamation is a serious offence.

Beaches at Pinecone Park

06/17/2025

What a beautiful morning!! 🌞

06/14/2025

Looking forward to hosting a little social gathering this morning to welcome back our seasonal campers. Summer is almost here so that means fun at the beach and making wonderful summer memories with your family. Next up: Canada Day festivities…beach games, music, Cardboard boat races with prizes for top paddlers, Mr. freezies and site decorating to show our 🇨🇦 pride!!!

❤️ Summer ❤️

Seasonal sites still available as well as renting, RV transient sites…contact us for more details.

04/18/2025

Happy Easter Everyone 🐣🐰🐤🥚

We are egg-cited to see all our lovely campers…just 31 days to opening!!

Fully serviced sites are booking up quickly for short term stays…don’t delay if you are planning some camping trips. Contact us through our link by visiting www.beachesatpineconepark.ca

We have 2 seasonal sites available and are booking viewings (by appointment only).

We also have our gold cottage available the following dates:

June 20-27, 2025
July 4-11, 2025
August 22-29, 2025

Our lakefront cottage is fully booked for the upcoming season.

03/23/2025

Some information and history on our area.

Located in the heart of Renfrew County, Ontario, the incorporated township of Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards is a charming community with a rich history and natural beauty. Formed in 2000 through the amalgamation of the Township of Hagarty and Richards and the Village of Killaloe, the area has a deep-rooted heritage in the lumber trade and the Ottawa, Arnprior, and Parry Sound Railway.

The name Killaloe, pronounced "KILL-a-LOO," pays homage to the Irish heritage of the area's early settlers, who arrived in the early 19th century seeking a better life. The community's early beginnings centered around the lumber trade, with the mill at Old Killaloe harnessing waterpower to grind grain and plane lumber. Built in 1849 and rebuilt in 1870 after a devastating fire, the mill played a vital role in the local economy until the mid-20th century.

The village's rail connection, established in the late 19th century, remained vital until the 1960s, facilitating the transportation of lumber and goods. Although the station was demolished in 1968, its legacy lives on in the village's landscape and culture. Station Park, created in 1994 on the former railway site, features a covered bridge and serves as a reminder of the area's rich railway history.

Today, Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards offers a picturesque landscape of forests, lakes, and winding rivers, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The community is also home to a thriving arts scene, with numerous galleries and venues showcasing local talent. Visitors can explore the area's many parks and natural areas, including the Bonnechere River Provincial Park and the Algonquin Provincial Park.

The area's rich history and cultural heritage are reflected in its diverse community, which has been shaped by the contributions of Scottish, Irish, German, Kashub, Polish, and Wendish settlers. The community's history is also preserved through various museums and historical societies, offering a glimpse into the lives of the area's early inhabitants.

With its natural beauty, vibrant community, and inclusive spirit, Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to connect with nature and explore their creative spirit. Whether you're interested in outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or simply relaxing in a picturesque setting, Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards has something to offer.

03/17/2025

**Camping Sites for 2025**

Reservations are booking up quickly for this season.

Don’t hesitate to contact us to reserve your camping trip. You may contact us to inquire about availability:

Tel: 613-633-8565
Email Link to Contact Us: www.beachesatpineconepark.ca

“Where family memories are made!”

03/17/2025

**Seasonal Sites Available 2025 Season**

Currently we only have 2 sites available for 2025. Just a 2 min. walk to the beach....these sites are in a setting with shade and sun and will be ready this spring to place a trailer in time for the season.

For more info about our quiet, seasonal family campground, please visit our website:

www.beachesatpineconepark.ca

Call 613-633-8565 to book a viewing (by appointment only) or ask for more details about the campground.

Sunrise at Beaches at Pinecone Park

11/11/2024

🌺 Remembrance Day 🌺

Today, we pause to remember and honour all those who served and sacrificed. Their courage and commitment will never be forgotten.

Lest We Forget 🌺

09/30/2024

🧡 Today, we honor Truth and Reconciliation Day. What a beautiful start to the morning to take a moment to reflect on our shared history, acknowledge the traumas endured, and strive for a future rooted in understanding and respect.

Today is a day to take time for listening, learning, and fostering connections with Indigenous communities across our nations. Together, we can walk the path toward healing and unity. 🧡

09/15/2024