Brighton / 401 KOA Holiday

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About Brighton / 401 KOA Holiday

This breathtaking hilltop KOA is conveniently located close to Highway 401, making it a great one-night stopover. But it's also famous for its fantastic family atmosphere. No rig is too big for the 110-foot, full-hookup Pull-Thru RV Sites. This friendly campground has lots to offer during a longer stay, with its themed weekends, Passports to Fun, Big Bouncer, heated saltwater pool, adults-only hot tub, disc golf, horseshoes, sand volleyball court, giant chess/checkers/Connect 4, two playgrounds, free Wi-Fi, off-leash dog park, wagon rides and more. This is the place to be if you want a camping vacation filled with fun and relaxation. You'll never hear "Mom, I'm bored!" The area has gorgeous beaches, including one at Sandbanks Provincial Park. Enjoy wine-tasting tours at local vineyards. Pool: May 15 - September 17. Max pull thru: 110 feet. Your hosts: Jason & Jackie Banas and family.

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