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Welcome to our new Website!

Sauble Beach Resort Camp and Mocoda Interactive is pleased to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website at SaubleResortCamp.com. It has been redesigned to provide a more modern and user-friendly design, present the facilities that Sauble Beach Resort Camp provides, and the interesting attractions that the Sauble Beach area provides.

It was important for Sauble Beach Resort Camp to have a website that represented their family business with a fun but user-friendly style. The company enlisted the services of Mocoda Interactive, which was selected based on their proven experience with website design, social media, search engine optimization and ability to design good looking and easy to use websites.

Renowned for it’s well-established and supervised family campground, Sauble Beach Resort Camp offers 300 available sites for overnight and seasonal camping, located just one mile from beautiful Sauble Beach on Lake Huron. It was important that the new site tell the story of the company, facilities, and location. Mocoda Interactive provided professional photography services to ensure that the message was portrayed in the best possible way.

The new website has met all of the goals set out for it by the Director of Marketing at Sauble Beach Resort Camp, Shelby DeJong. “As our website is our primary means of advertising, the website needed to be high quality and easy for visitors to navigate. Integration with social sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ was very important, as was the ability to post and modify content on the site without assistance. Mocoda Interactive has built a site that provides our clients with a clean, safe, and effective online experience that we can manage on our own.”

For more information on Sauble Beach Resort Camp or to provide your feedback please contact us

Turn off the screens and return to nature

(NC) – Camping has evolved from a rustic, roughing-it experience to the perfect opportunity for adults and kids to turn off the TV, tablet, video games and cell phones for a few days. With a never-ending landscape of provincial parks and camping areas, Canada provides the perfect environment for families to embrace the great outdoors.

Advances in product technology have eliminated many of the stresses associated with camping. Tents can be setup in minutes, coolers are lighter and more efficient than ever before and many other advances allow you to take the comforts of your home with you, like this:

• Tents – With all the pegs and poles, tents used to take 20 minutes to set-up, and if the weather didn’t hold out, rain was likely to leak through, leaving campers with wet supplies. Advances in tent structure have reduced set-up time to 60 seconds or less. Larger cabin styles ensure the whole family can sleep in one tent, and with thicker fabric, as well as taped seams, tents are much more water resistant than in the past.

• Coolers – Required to keep food and beverages at a safe temperature, coolers were traditionally heavy, took up a lot of space and needed to be re-stocked with ice multiple times. Current models are offered in a variety of designs with wheels, foldable structures and are insulated to keep ice frozen for up to three days.

• Cooking Appliances – You can easily elevate your meals from hot dogs and hamburgers to healthy alternatives using updated cooking appliances that can help replicate what you would make at home. Multi-purpose cooking appliances and accessories are key to the camping experience. Look for products that include various cooking surfaces.

Products to help simplify the camping season can be found at your local Canadian Tire store.

Sauble Beach named Top 5 beach in Canada by CAA Magazine!

CAA Magazine has presented its list of the top 5 beaches in Canada, with Sauble Beach taking the 5th spot. “Looking for some of the best sunsets in Ontario? Head to this bustling family-friendly beach that hosts events throughout the summer, including a legendary Canada Day festival and Sandfest, a premier sandcastle-building competition.”

Read more at CAA Magazine