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Need a Nearby Campsite to Stay at During Your Visit to the International Plowing Match?

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Need a Nearby Campsite to Stay at During Your Visit to the International Plowing Match?

September 4, 2018

Located just a half hour away, C.M. Wilson Conservation Area is the ideal camping spot if you are planning on attending the 2018 International Plowing Match in Pain Court, Ontario September 18-22.  Camp at one of 100 sites, available with hydro, hydro and water, or unserviced.  Visit our C.M. Wilson Conservation Area web page to reserve your site and review feature details!  

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