Campground Category: Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism Region – Western

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.

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.

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.

Codroy Valley Provincial Park offers a quiet, scenic camping experience in southwestern Newfoundland, surrounded by open fields, wetlands and distant mountain views. It’s a great base for birdwatching, photography and peaceful walks through nature. With a relaxed atmosphere and wide-open landscapes, this park is perfect for campers looking to slow down and enjoy the natural beauty of the Codroy Valley.

Deer Lake Municipal RV Park Campground in Deer Lake, Newfoundland and Labrador offers a scenic lakeside setting with easy access to the town and nearby attractions. Campers can enjoy spacious RV sites, modern amenities, and views of the surrounding landscape, making it a great base for exploring western Newfoundland and relaxing by the water.

Dhoon Lodge in western Newfoundland offers a relaxed camping and RV experience on a spacious, forested property along the scenic Harry’s River. With large full-service sites, on-site dining, and access to excellent salmon fishing, it’s a great spot to unwind, enjoy the outdoors, and explore the natural beauty of the region.

Dockside Motel in St. Barbe, Newfoundland and Labrador offers a convenient overnight stop just steps from the Labrador ferry terminal. With motel rooms, cabins, and RV sites available, it’s ideal for travellers on the move. Enjoy ocean views, on-site dining, and easy access to coastal drives, hiking, and nearby attractions.

Elephants Head RV Park offers a scenic and family-friendly camping experience in Trout River, right on the edge of Gros Morne National Park. With full-service RV sites, tenting, and glamping options, plus amenities like a cookhouse and playground, it’s a great base for exploring the Tablelands and nearby coastal trails.

Enjoy a classic family camping experience at Funland Resort, where spacious sites, playgrounds, and plenty of outdoor activities make every stay feel like a mini getaway. With easy water access, game areas, and friendly hosts, it’s a great base for swimming, paddling, and family fun. Perfect for weekend trips and summer memories.

Gateway to the North RV Park offers a quiet, convenient camping stop in Iron Bridge, Ontario, along the Trans-Canada Highway. With full-service RV sites, pull-through options, and easy highway access, it’s ideal for travellers on the move. Enjoy nearby fishing, trails, and a relaxed northern setting perfect for an overnight or short stay.

Grand Codroy RV & Tent Camping Park is a welcoming, family-run campground in Newfoundland’s Codroy Valley, just a short drive from the Port aux Basques ferry. Set along the river, it offers spacious serviced RV sites and grassy tenting areas, along with walking trails, birdwatching, and easy access to scenic coastal attractions.

Grand Lake Tourist Park is a quiet, well-treed campground in Howley, set along the scenic shores of Grand Lake. Spacious sites and a relaxed atmosphere make it a great spot for fishing, swimming, and unwinding by the water, with easy access to nearby trails and the Trans Canada Highway corridor.