Hey Jonas Brothers and Camp Rock fans! You won’t believe what we stumbled upon. While enjoying a day out at Rockwood Conservation Area near Guelph, we accidentally walked right onto the set of what we believe is the Camp Rock 2 film! We weren’t expecting to uncover a movie set, but the clues quickly piled up, and we had to share the exciting news with you.
We initially noticed something was happening when we saw a large tent being set up near the parking area. Power cables snaking down towards the beach hinted at a significant production. Rockwood Conservation Area, known for its beautiful open fields leading to a beach, was transforming before our eyes into something much more intriguing.
As we ventured further, the transformation became even clearer. Scattered across the field leading to the beach were newly constructed rustic cabins – seven or eight in total – lining a path that led down to a designated campfire area. It was evident that a substantial set was already in place, with crews busy adding finishing touches and ensuring everything looked just right for filming.
Map of the Camp Rock 2 film set layout at Rockwood Conservation Area.
Curiosity piqued, we inquired about the filming. We were told it was for a movie called “Coin Flip.” However, eagle-eyed Aisha spotted canoes nearby clearly marked with “Camp Rock.” This sparked our suspicion and set us on a path to uncover the real production.
The “Coin Flip” movie title seemed like a deliberate misdirection. A quick check of the Ontario Media Development Corporation listings revealed a production named “Coin Flip” associated with director Paul Hoen and producer Kevin Lafferty. These names rang a bell. Paul Hoen is known for directing Jonas, the TV series starring the Jonas Brothers. Even more tellingly, Kevin Lafferty was the producer of the original Camp Rock movie in 2008. Connecting these dots, it became overwhelmingly clear: we had indeed found the Camp Rock 2 film set! It’s highly likely “Coin Flip” was simply a production alias to keep things under wraps. This discovery is incredibly exciting for fans eager for any news about the sequel.
Possible dance choreography steps marked on the Camp Rock 2 movie set.
The set itself was fascinating. The rustic cabins looked convincingly like summer camp lodgings, and the campfire circle suggested scenes of camp gatherings and performances. It was easy to imagine the Camp Rock characters inhabiting this space. We even spotted what looked like markings for dance choreography, hinting at some exciting musical numbers in the film.
Campfire circle area constructed for filming Camp Rock 2 at Rockwood.
Rustic cabin built as part of the Camp Rock 2 film set.
We managed to capture a few photos of the set to share with you. While we are confident in our deduction, if anyone has more concrete information or thinks we’ve jumped to conclusions, please let us know! We’ve also reached out to the production company for official confirmation and further details. We’ll be sure to post an update if we receive any more news. Stay tuned for more Camp Rock 2 film updates as we get them!
