Ontario RV campgrounds.
Ontario offers a plethora of stunning RV campgrounds for outdoor enthusiasts and a variety of friendly parks
If you prefer private campgrounds or provincial parks, you’ll find well-maintained facilities with RV hookups.
In the cozy embrace of your rolling home, you become a nomad, a wanderer unbound by city limits or office hours.
Wake up to stunning vistas right outside your window. Enjoy the tranquillity of nature, birdwatching, and stargazing.
Most RV campgrounds welcome pets. Your furry companions can explore the outdoors alongside you.
Here are some notable campgrounds to consider:
Cyprus Lake Campground (Bruce Peninsula National Park):
Location: Tobermory
Cost: $30/night
Don’t miss the famous Grotto, a cave with a natural pool of clear blue water at Indian Head Cove. Reservations are essential
Flowerpot Island (Fathom Five National Marine Park):
Location: Off the coast of Tobermory
Cost: $10/person + park fee
Experience: Witness the incredible natural rock formations known as the “flowerpots”. Access the island via Bruce Anchor Cruises. You can enjoy swimming and snorkelling (note: the shoreline is rocky).
Hattie Cove Campground (Pukaskwa National Park):
Location: New Pukaskwa Road, Heron Bay
Cost: $30/night + park admission
Features: Over 60 campsites, pit toilets, and proximity to Lake Superior. Explore excellent nature trails and revel in the quiet beauty of northern Ontario.
Algonquin Provincial Park:
Highlights: Algonquin is probably the most popular spot for backcountry campsites in Ontario.
Paddle through pristine lakes and rivers, rent canoes from places like Algonquin Outfitters, and immerse yourself in the ultimate canoe route experience.
Kakabeka Provincial Park:
Location: Near Thunder Bay
Attractions: Marvel at the Kakabeka Falls, often called the “Niagara of the North.” Enjoy hiking trails, wildlife, and serene camping in this beautiful park.
Pack your bags, hit the road, and let Ontario’s natural beauty and warm hospitality make your
RV adventure unforgettable!
