Campground Category: Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism Region – Avalon

Showing 12 of 16 campgrounds in Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism Region – Avalon

Argentia Sunset Park

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.

Bellevue Beach Campground

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.

BlueFin RV Park

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.

Butter Pot Provincial Park

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.

Cataracts Provincial Park

Cataracts Provincial Park in Manitoba blends peaceful forest camping with the sound of tumbling waterfalls nearby. Hike trails beneath tall trees, take in scenic views of the cascades, and enjoy spacious sites with plenty of shade. It’s a relaxed, nature-filled spot for families and outdoor lovers who appreciate water, woods and quiet weekends under the sky.

Chance Cove Provincial Park

Chance Cove Provincial Park in Newfoundland & Labrador is a rugged coastal getaway where rocky shorelines meet crashing waves and forest trails. Camp steps from scenic vistas, explore historic shipwreck sites, or hike paths that wind through woods and outcrops. It’s a peaceful, nature-rich spot for campers who love coastal views and quiet outdoor escapes.

Crowhill RV Park

Crowhill RV Park is a peaceful campground located in the historic town of Brigus, Newfoundland and Labrador, about 80 km west of St. John’s along Conception Bay. The park offers serviced RV and tent sites in a quiet setting close to coastal scenery. Campers can explore nearby communities like Brigus and Cupids while enjoying a relaxing stay.

Golden Arm Park

Golden Arm Park in Green’s Harbour, Newfoundland offers a large, full-service RV camping experience along scenic Trinity Bay. With spacious sites, full hookups, a pool, playground, and modern amenities, it’s a comfortable base for travellers. Enjoy a quiet, friendly atmosphere and easy access to coastal views and nearby attractions.

Golden Sands Resort

Golden Sands Resort in Burin, Newfoundland offers a lively, family-focused camping experience centred around a long sandy beach on a freshwater pond. With full-service RV sites, cabins, and plenty of on-site amenities, there’s lots to enjoy. Spend your days swimming, boating, or relaxing by the water in a fun, activity-filled setting.

Gooseberry Cove Provincial Park

Gooseberry Cove Provincial Park is a quiet coastal day-use spot known for its sandy beach and scenic ocean views near Placentia Bay. It’s a great place for beachcombing, picnicking, and relaxing by the waves. With no camping facilities and strong surf, it’s best suited for a peaceful visit rather than an overnight stay.

Gushue’s Pond Park Family Campground

Gushue’s Pond Park Family Campground is a popular, family-friendly spot near Brigus Junction, just off the Trans-Canada Highway. Set around a scenic pond, it offers a mix of serviced sites, a sandy beach, and plenty of activities for kids. With clean facilities, a camp store, and walking trails, it’s a fun and convenient base for exploring the Avalon Peninsula.

Jack’s Pond Park

Looking for a fun, all-ages getaway? Jack’s Pond Park — just outside Arnold’s Cove — delivers with RV and tent sites, rustic cabins, easy-access swimming and boat rentals, hiking trails, a beach, and even mini-golf. With playgrounds, fire pits and a convenience store on site, it’s a laid-back base for whatever kind of camping mood you bring — from chill…