Glengarry Park is named for Glengarry County, an area originally settled by the Scottish who sought refuge here. They came from the colony of New York during the American Revolution and, in 1786 and 1788, direct from the Highlands where they had lost their old homes to the intruding sheep during the Highland Clearances.

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• 17 Premium Waterfront Sites
• 102 Regular Sites
• 38 Sites with Electrical Hook-ups
• 27 Recreation Vehicle Sites (with water & electricity)
• Comfort Station
• Trailer Dumping Station
• Showers
• Boat Launching
• Extended Stay Camping

• Swimming
• Picnicking
• Playground
• Self-Guided Trails
• Interpretive Programs
• Children's Programming

• Nearby shopping in Lancaster
• Nearby shopping in Cornwall
• Cycling on the St. Lawrence Recreation Trail

• Click here for a summary of the Parks Rules. For a complete description, please refer to the St. Lawrence Parks Commission (SLPC) Act.

• 10km east of Cornwall, Ontario, on County Road 2. Take South Service Road (before overpass at Lancaster) and travel east
• Alternatively, take Exit 814 on Highway 401 and go east on South Service Road.