Camping, Glamping & RV Parks

Arrowhead offers camping in three campgrounds: Roe, East River and Lumby.

Roe Campground generally offers the most private, well-drained sites. The beach near this campground is less crowded and offers great access for fishing.

East River Campground is great for RVs, especially along Road 10. It is also closest to Stubbs Falls – a wonderful area to explore. The beach here is also a designated day use beach so tends to be busier.

Lumby is divided into two sections: north and south and they are quite similar. Forest cover in Lumby Campground is mixed deciduous forest. It offers great sites for tent trailers and tents. The dog beach is located nearest to the north Lumby Campground.

The park also has roofed accommodations available that can be compared to glamorous camping.

Park activities include:

• Biking
• Birding
• Boating
• Canoeing
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Natural Heritage Education
• Swimming

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Conveniently located between Gravenhurst and Bracebridge, we open mid May and close at the end of Bala Cranberry Festival weekeend. Open or shaded sites, with some pull-through sites. Par 3 golf course, pool and wading pool, stocked trout pond, canoe and rowboat rentals, horseshoe pits, volleyball onsite. Free Wi-fi available in some areas. In the winter we have cross-country ski trails and snowshoe trails as well as equipment rentals.

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Haliburton Forest has developed an extensive network of semi-wilderness campsites on 17 of its 50 lakes. While a majority of sites are leased on an annual basis, a number of designated sites have been reserved for short term use.

The term “semi-wilderness” in the classification of these campsites indicates their unique nature. All sites are spacious and accessible throughout the summer by car. They are situated directly on a lakeshore, well spaced and private, without back lots, and are often out of sight from any neighbour. Sites are equipped with a picnic table and outhouse, but no hook-ups or other services. This concept represents a successful blend of wilderness camping (Algonquin Park style) and camping as it commonly occurs on organized campgrounds.

Camping is only one of the exciting outdoor activities offered at Haliburton Forest. Some of the other activities include: mountain biking, fishing, canoeing, hiking, birding, orienteering, outdoor education, astronomy and much more. Information material and maps for specific activities are available upon request.

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Welcome to the world’s largest freshwater archipelago—home to a boat-access nature preserve situated where the windswept white pines and granite shores of the Canadian Shield turn to dense deciduous woodland. Here, adventure is easy. Cycle wooded trails, overnight at secluded campsites or waterfront cabins and hike to viewpoints atop emerald shoreline. The landscape of Georgian Bay Islands National Park inspired the Group of Seven. Let it inspire you.

The Park offers a total of 103 campsites, 10 rustic cabins, 5 oTENTiks and 2 Island Safari Tents available by reservation. The remaining campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Accessible camping is available at Cedar Spring Campground.

Access to the campgrounds is by boat only. If you don’t have a boat, you will have to take the DayTripper which operates daily in the summer, and 5 days a week in the spring and fall.

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Ontario’s most famous park is just waiting to be discovered.

There are many car campgrounds available in Algonquin. The Highway 60 Corridor features eight car campgrounds including Tea Lake, Canisbay Lake, Mew Lake, Two Rivers, Pog Lake, Kearney Lake, Coon Lake, and Rock Lake.

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Find us in the heart of Muskoka nestled between the Big East River and two beautiful lagoons. Located just 5 minutes from downtown Huntsville and adjacent to Arrowhead Provincial Park, we are the perfect place to experience the beauty of the region. Our park offers seasonal campsites, nightly camping, cabins and tiny cottages. The season runs from May 1-Oct 31.

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