Campground Category: Ontario Tourism Region – Bruce Peninsula, Southern Georgian Bay

Showing 12 of 116 campgrounds in Ontario Tourism Region – Bruce Peninsula, Southern Georgian Bay

Aintree Trailer Park Ltd

Aintree Trailer Park Ltd offers 171 fully-serviced sites—water, sewer and 30-amp electric—as well as seasonal spots and tenting areas just 2 km from Lake Huron’s sandy shoreline. Enjoy family-friendly amenities like a playground, hot showers, laundry, WiFi, pull-through sites and quiet hours. Located near Kincardine’s beach and golf courses for added recreation.

Amazing Rocky Park Campground

Amazing Rocky Park Campground offers spacious RV and tent sites nestled on forested hills, complete with full-service hookups, pull-through sites, showers, laundry, WiFi and a playground. Located minutes from nature trails and a lakefront beach, it’s perfect for families seeking comfort alongside outdoor adventure in a peaceful woodland setting.

Arran Lake RV Resort

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.

Awenda Provincial Park

Awenda Provincial Park sits on a peninsula along Georgian Bay in Ontario, spanning ~2,900 ha with ~330 shaded campsites across six family-friendly campgrounds. Sites include electric hookups (in Wolf + some in Hawk) and radio-/pet-free loops like Snake. Comfort stations, showers, flush toilets and laundry serve every loop. With 30 km of trails, kettle lakes, and multiple beaches, it’s a…

Barrie KOA

Explore Barrie KOA, located just outside Barrie in Springwater, Ontario. This family-friendly campground offers a full mix of tent sites, RV hookups and cozy cabins, plus swimming pools, mini-golf and playgrounds for all ages. With access to local trails and nearby town comforts, it’s a great choice for mixed-camping trips.

Bass Lake Park

Set in Georgian Bluffs, Bass Lake Park blends lakeside fun with relaxed, family camping. Enjoy lakeside swimming and a floating water recreation area, easy access to the Bruce Trail, and an on-site dog park. Choose seasonal or overnight camping, with clean facilities and a friendly community vibe by the water.

Bass Lake Provincial Park

Bass Lake Provincial Park is a scenic getaway just 10 minutes west of Orillia, Ontario. With four car-camping loops (Lakeview, Eastside, Cedar, Hilltop), it offers a mix of electrical and non-electrical sites, showered comfort stations, a sandy beach, boat launch, and a network of walking trails—perfect for both family fun and quiet retreat.

Bayfort Camp

Nestled on the shores of scenic Georgian Bay near Midland, Ontario, this third-generation family-owned campground offers 15 hydro/water overnight RV sites, 30 tenting sites and a clean private sandy beach. With friendly service and proximity to town, it’s a welcoming base for family getaways or a relaxed lakeside escape.

Bayview Escarpment Provincial Park

Bayview Escarpment Provincial Park is a nature reserve along the Niagara Escarpment overlooking Georgian Bay. It features exposed limestone cliffs, crevice caves, and rare escarpment habitat. Camping is not permitted, and there are no visitor facilities—it’s intended for day-use and nature viewing only.

Bearfoot Resort

Located across from Orr Lake and only minutes from Elmvale and Midland, Bearfoot Resort offers roomy seasonal and overnight RV/cottage sites, a winding creek, children’s play area, volleyball and horseshoes. With full-service sites, fishable lake access nearby and a family-friendly event calendar (potlucks, live bands, tournaments), it’s a relaxed escape with convenience tucked into a country-feel setting.

Beattie Pinery Provincial Park

Just south of Alliston, Ontario, Beattie Pinery Provincial Park protects one of the region’s finest upland forests—dense with white and red pines and mature sugar maples. With no overnight camping or developed facilities, it’s best suited for a quiet daytime stroll and forest-immersion experience. Ideal for those seeking natural calm and old-growth forest vibes.

Bee Happy Campground

Just minutes from Barrie, this friendly family camping park offers 178 full-service sites, a swimming pool, fishing pond, mini-golf and a spacious rec hall where kids can join in activities. With clean washrooms, laundry, fire pits and picnic tables at every site, it’s a great choice for a relaxed country-style getaway that’s still close to city amenities.
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