A.W. Campbell Conservation Area

Alvinston to Pinery Provincial Park - Rural Ontario Bike Tour - Day 6 of 9

This video summarizes day 6 of my 9 day solo bicycle trip through South-Western Ontario, Canada. All of the clips in the video were filmed on Thursday, May 24, 2018.

Starting at A.W. Campbell Conservation Area I headed West along Shiloh Line. I turned and headed north on Nauvoo Road. I stopped when I eventually reached Watford at Home Hardware. I also grabbed some grocery items from Foodland and ate a Panzoroti for lunch at 4 Sister's Pizza. After that I continued north along Nauvoo Rd and crossed over highway 402, then eventually turned right onto Hickory Creek Line to head east. I briefly rode on Townsend Line then turn onto Gordon Road to continue north. I passed through the community of Thedford along with many large scale dairy farms and wind turbines. Gordon Rd eventually terminates at Bog line where I turned and headed West back to the main highway. I continued north on Northville Rd and then turned North East onto Lakeshore Rd which is also known as Highway 21. I crossed over the Ausable river and continued riding until I reached the entrance into Pinery Provincial Park. After purchasing a camping permit I still had another 5km to ride to get to campsite since Pinery is such a large park. For dinner I rode back out the park and went to the community of Grand Bend. There is a paved multi-use trail along Highway 21 which links Grand Bend and Pinery.

Strava for Day 6:

The bike I used for this trip is a New York made Linear Recumbent Bike which I believe is from around 2004. I carried my gear in 2 Giant Waterproof Panniers, and mounted my tent and sleeping pad on the top of the rack.

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St Thomas to Alvinston - Rural Ontario Bike Tour - Day 5 of 9

This video summarizes day 5 of my 9 day solo bicycle trip through South-Western Ontario, Canada. All of the clips in the video were filmed on Wednesday, May 23, 2018.

Starting at Dalewood Conservation Area I headed north along Dalewood Rd then turned and headed west along Ron McNeil Line. From there I turned onto Wonderland Rd then headed southwest along Clinton Line, Longhurst Line, Stafford Line, 5 Gore Line and Shackleton. I turned and headed North West after reaching the community of Dutton along Currie Rd. Once I got to Duff Line I turned and headed South West through the community of Largie. After reaching Dunborough Road I turned again and headed North West and crossed over the Thames River where the road changed names to Simspon Rd. After a brief stretch heading South East along Longwoods Rd, I turned onto Dundonald Rd and continued North West. I stopped for lunch in Glencoe at Palace Family Restaurant, then continued along Dundonald until it changes names to Courtright Line and heads in the west direction. I made a right turn at Inwood Rd and passed through the community of Inwood where I stopped for a visit at the home of 1puglife from YouTube. I then traveled back East again along Shiloh Line which took me to my campground for the night at A.W. Campbell Conservation Area. After setting up my tent I headed into the community of Alvinston for dinner at Amour's Ale House. After dinner I did a nature walk around the lake trail at my campground.

1puglife's video:
Strava for Day 5:

The bike I used for this trip is a New York made Linear Recumbent Bike which I believe is from around 2004. I carried my gear in 2 Giant Waterproof Panniers, and mounted my tent and sleeping pad on the top of the rack.

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Canadian Maple Syrup

Maple Syrup Festivities in South Western Ontario.
A.W. Campbell Conservation Area in Alvinston Ontario..
Followed by a visit to Williamson Farms in Lambton Shores ON.

Steve Dumont Band Camp 2012 Act 012

Alvinston A.W. Campbell Conservation Area

Maple Syrup Festival

It's a feast for the senses at A.W. Campbell Conservation Area on March 21st & 22nd during the annual Maple Syrup Festival. For more info, call 519.245.3710 or go to scrca.on.ca.