Campground Category: Ontario Private Campgrounds

Nestled on the shores of Pigeon Lake in the heart of the Kawarthas, this seasonal trailer park offers a sandy beach, playgrounds, and access to five lakes for fishing and boating. With full-service sites, a relaxed, wooded setting just 30 minutes from Peterborough and no pets allowed, it’s ideal for families seeking lakeside fun.

Located on Paudash Lake in the Haliburton-Highlands/Ottawa Valley region, Anchorage Resort is a family-owned getaway offering modern cottages and lakeside comfort. Enjoy kayaking, fishing for bass and trout, sandy beach lounging, hiking nearby trails and winter fun like ice-fishing and snowmobiling. Ideal for both peaceful retreat and outdoor adventure.

Tucked along the Ottawa River in Deux-Rivières, Ontario, Antlers Kingfisher Lodge is a family-owned lodge and campground offering trailer and tent sites, rental cottages and houseboats. With boating, fishing, ATV trails, and forested road access, it’s ideal for adventure-seekers wanting a rustic-yet-welcoming base in nature.

Ardoch Falls Wilderness Park showcases rugged landscapes in Northern Ontario, with remote trails, rolling terrain, and river crossings. It’s a non-operating site—no developed campgrounds or amenities—but ideal for experienced hikers and backcountry explorers seeking solitude, panoramic views, and natural riverscapes.

Set on the scenic Trent-Severn Waterway between Balsam Lake and Cameron Lake near Fenelon Falls, this park offers seasonal trailer/RV sites and a handful of 2-bedroom cottages. Enjoy a sandy private beach, easy boat access and picturesque Kawartha Lakes surroundings—ideal for relaxing lakeside stays just about 1.5 hours from Toronto.

Nestled on the banks of the St. Lawrence River near Morrisburg, Ontario, Arlor Haven Campground offers a serene riverside setting where you can watch cargo ships glide by from your camp chair. With clean showers, water and electric hookups (30/50-amp), Wi-Fi and a friendly family-run vibe, it’s ideal for a peaceful stay.

Set on scenic Arran Lake near Allenford in Ontario’s Grey-Bruce region, this RV resort features waterfront sites, full-service hookups, a boat dock, paddle-boat rentals and programmed family activities like scavenger hunts and bingo. With fishing, beach access and close proximity to Sauble Beach and Owen Sound, it’s a lake-front destination for both relaxation and outdoor fun.

Nestled on 97 acres along the scenic Maitland River near Auburn, Ontario, this family-friendly resort features full-service RV sites, tent spots, comfy cabin rentals, and riverside fun. Enjoy tubing down the river, a heated salt-water pool, hiking trails, and kids’ activities—all set in a relaxed natural setting ideal for families wanting both comfort and outdoor adventure.

Bailey’s Bay Cottage & RV Resort sits on 80+ acres on beautiful Chemong Lake, just 10 minutes from Peterborough. It offers full-service sites, cozy cottages, glamping options, a sandy beach, heated pool and hot tub, WiFi, a boat launch, and direct access to the Trent-Severn system.

Nestled beside serene Bird Lake near Bancroft, Ontario, this well-shaded campground offers level pull-through RV sites, tent pads and a friendly, pet-friendly vibe. On-site perks include a swimming pool, playground, boat rentals and trails through the forest — ideal for families or couples looking to unwind close to town.

Discover a relaxed family-friendly getaway just off Hwy 62 near Bancroft — Bancroft Tent & Trailer Camp offers around 100 sites (including 75 full hookups) set amid trees around a spring-fed lake with sandy beach, waterslide, floating dock and playground. With clean washrooms, laundry, free Wi-Fi and welcoming hosts, it’s a comfortable base for exploring the local outdoors.

Escape to nature in a welcoming, clothing-optional setting just north of Toronto. Spread across 50 + acres of forested land, this family-friendly naturist park offers tent sites, full-service RV hookups and rental cabins. Amenities include outdoor pools, a hot tub, hiking trails, volleyball courts and community events—all centered on respect, freedom and connection with the environment.