The hiking trails leave Bronte Creek Provincial Park's campground and drop into the ravine the creek cut through Oakville's west side. The campground sits up top among the loops, and the morning is the walk down to the water, then along the creek at the bottom of the cut before the climb back to the sites. Give the first day to that walk, inside the park.
The campground is off Bronte Road and Upper Middle Road, and the day-use area uses a separate entrance. Overnight arrivals go in through the campground, which is the entrance that matches a campsite reservation.
Prairie is the loop for larger RVs. Savannah, Woodlands, and Ravine take trailers under 25 ft and tents, and every site has an electrical hookup. Reserve the Bronte Creek site before you take a van, because the loop you get is the pad. If you need more sleeping space or a longer rig than those smaller loops allow, look at RV rentals in Oakville.
Sixteen Mile Creek Trail
The Sixteen Mile Creek Trail follows the creek valley through the centre of Oakville, and Lion's Valley Park is where the east and west banks meet. Walk one bank, cross in the park, and return on the other. It is a creek day through town. Leave the van while you walk.
The Crosstown Trail connects Bronte Creek Provincial Park to the Sixteen Mile Creek Trail through Lion's Valley Park. From a Bronte Creek night you can reach the in-town creek on that connector.
Oakville Harbour
Sixteen Mile Creek opens onto Lake Ontario at Oakville Harbour, the mouth of the same creek the trail follows through town. Boats line the docks, and Shipyard Park is the harbourfront park beside them. Park and walk the harbourfront.
Algonquin's Highway 60 corridor is a Toronto trip. Credit River days belong to a Mississauga trip.
Niagara Falls is a day you plan from St. Catharines. For Valens Lake, start from Hamilton.