Campground Category: Newfoundland & Labrador Campgrounds

Set just outside Corner Brook, this park offers fully serviced RV sites (30- & 50-amp) and cozy pet-friendly chalets with full kitchens, Wi-Fi and air-conditioning. From ATV and snow-mobile trails to kayaking, hiking and ziplining nearby, it’s a great base for both relaxing stays and adventure-filled escapes in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Set on a grassy hillside overlooking scenic Placentia Bay just 2.5 km from the ferry terminal in Argentia, Newfoundland & Labrador, this modern RV park offers 40 serviced sites with full hookups, showers and walking trails through coastal forest and historic sites. Ideal for overnight stays or exploring the Avalon Peninsula's coastal charms.

Nestled along the coast in Musgrave Harbour, Newfoundland & Labrador, Banting Memorial Municipal Park offers ocean views, lush green picnic areas and a rich historical nod to Sir Frederick Banting. Whether you’re strolling the shoreline, spotting seabirds or enjoying a quiet camping night beside the water, this park blends relaxation with coastal charm.

Barachois Pond Provincial Park offers 150 forested campsites, many just steps from the pond—with some giving direct waterfront access. Two sandy beaches, a boat launch, and the Erin Mountain hiking trail (3.5 km one-way) deliver diverse outdoor fun. Amenities include showers, dump station, picnic tables, and comfort stations.

Set on 164 acres of ocean, lake and forest on Newfoundland’s Avalon Isthmus, Bellevue Beach Campground offers 110 serviced RV sites (20 & 30 amp), lakeside and ocean-view spots, tenting areas, fire-pits and trails. With 3 km of shoreline, a beach, kayaking, birdwatching and just an hour from St. John’s, it’s the perfect base for coastal adventures.

Enjoy a fun family getaway at Beothuck Family Park in central Newfoundland. With 50 + serviced RV sites and 22 tent sites, a lake for swimming and fishing, a 12-foot waterslide, boat launch, and playground, it’s perfect whether you’re driving in or pitching a tent. Friendly staff, clean facilities, and outdoor adventure await.

Dramatic cliffs drop into the rugged shoreline of the Bay of Islands at this park offering breathtaking coastal views, forested trails and a famous climb up Blow Me Down Mountain. Paddle the sheltered waters, spot seabirds and explore quiet shoreline coves. With basic parks services on-site, it’s a destination for nature lovers drawn to scenic wilderness.

Just 1 km west of Springdale Junction in Newfoundland, Blue Canoe Family RV Park offers 147 serviced sites in a forested setting by the Indian River. Kids will love the splash pad, jumping pillow and big playground while you relax lakeside or cast a line for trout and salmon. Modern hookups, laundry and a convenience lodge keep things easy.

Just 25 minutes from downtown St. John’s in Holyrood, Bluefin RV Park boasts 110 full-service hookup sites (30 / 50 amp), a heated outdoor pool, kids’ playground, boat launch, and free Wi-Fi—making it ideal for families or RV road-trippers. Set beside a scenic pond and close to nature-trails and shoreline activities, it balances comfort and adventure beautifully.

Set in Bishop’s Falls, Newfoundland, Brookdale Country Inn & RV Park offers full-service RV sites, a heated outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and laundry in a quiet country setting. Guests enjoy visits to nearby salmon waters, hiking trails, and scenic mid-island access via Route 1, Exit 21. On-site fire-pits, playground and modern comforts make it suitable for families and travelling couples.

Located in Central Newfoundland’s Notre Dame Bay region, Burnt Berry Resort offers fully-serviced RV lots, cozy cabin units and a private pond for fishing and relaxation. Just off the Trans-Canada Highway, the resort also features a renovated diner, laundry facilities and opportunities for kayaking, hiking or wildlife spotting—an inviting mix of convenience and nature for road-trippers and stay-overs alike.

Less than 40 km southwest of St. John’s, Butter Pot Provincial Park spans 2,833 ha of forest, barrens and ponds, anchored by the 303 m-high Butter Pot Hill. With 175 campsites, sandy beaches, canoe/ kayaking on ponds and a scenic hill-top lookout, it’s a very popular destination for both relaxing and active outdoor stays.