Guelph Lake Conservation Area Campground sits within a 1,608-hectare (roughly 4,000-acre) park managed by the Grand River Conservation Authority, centered on a man-made reservoir created in 1974 on the Speed River northeast of Guelph, Ontario.

The campground offers 109 serviced sites with electricity and water, plus 183 unserviced sites spread across forested settings and lake-view locations.

Seven group campsites are also available for supervised youth groups or larger gatherings requiring a minimum of five camping units. Up to six people are permitted per individual site. The camping season runs May 1 through October 15.

Beyond camping, the conservation area provides two beaches, fishing, sailing, windsurfing, paddling, and kayak rentals, making it a well-rounded destination for water-based recreation.