Campground Category: Ontario Tourism Region – Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley

Plan a relaxing stay at Bevaline Cottage Resort on beautiful Trout Lake near Barry’s Bay. Choose from clean, bright 1- to 3-bedroom cottages, enjoy the sandy beach and shallow lake for the kids, use the included kayaks and canoes, and wrap up your day around the fire-pit by the water.

Enjoy a getaway at Black Bear Campground in Petawawa, Ontario. With 124 sites—100 serviced—plus comfort facilities, laundry, and trails through the trees to the Ottawa River, it’s a practical choice for both RV and tent campers. Visit for wildlife viewing, lakeside strolls and easy-going afternoons around the fire.

Set on the eastern shore of scenic Black Donald Lake near Calabogie, the Black Donald Tent & Trailer Park offers spacious sites shaded by ancient white pines and more than a mile of lake-front to explore. Paddle the water, cast a line for bass or pike, and enjoy campfires beneath the stars in a relaxed, family-run atmosphere.

Escape to a peaceful lakeside retreat on quiet Little Marble Lake near Cloyne. This family-friendly campground offers full- and partial-hook-up sites, clean washrooms, hot showers and WiFi, all just minutes from the stunning scenery of Bon Echo Provincial Park. Enjoy swimming, paddling, fishing, or simply relaxing under the trees by a sandy beach.

Located in Ontario’s Highlands near Cloyne, this park features the towering 100-metre granite wall of Mazinaw Rock that displays more than 260 Indigenous pictographs. Hike forest-trail loops, paddle or boat across deep Mazinaw Lake and camp in full-service or back-country sites. Ideal for nature lovers seeking both history and wilderness.

Just 90 minutes west of Ottawa, Bona Vista Campground on Muskrat Lake in Cobden offers large shaded lots, a sandy beach and a warm-heated pool. Whether you’re into fishing for walleye and bass, launching a boat, or letting the kids loose on the playground and beach volleyball court, this resort-style campground makes family memories easy.

Set on the shores of Round Lake and alongside the meandering Bonnechere River in Ontario’s Ottawa Valley, this park offers three campgrounds — electric, non-electric and a quiet radio-free loop — plus a sandy beach, canoe/kayak rentals, easy trails and a warm forest-camping vibe. Ideal for families, paddlers or anyone seeking nature with comfort nearby.

Stretching over 23 km of river corridor in Ontario’s Ottawa Valley, this waterway-class park features shifting sand-and-gravel bars, old-growth hardwood and pine forest, and quiet paddling through scenic river terrain. With few formal services and access suited for self-reliant adventurers, it’s a great destination for canoe trips, fishing and deep nature immersion.

Set on the lovely shores of Kushog Lake near Minden in Ontario’s Haliburton Highlands, Buckslide Tent & Trailer Park features spacious, quiet sites, a sandy beach with almost 500 ft of private frontage, and full hookups for RVs and trailers. Go for a swim, paddle, cast a line, or gather around the fire under the stars for a relaxed lakeside…

Want a lakeside getaway with good vibes and easy access? Calabogie’s Lakeside Camping & RV Resort serves up full-hookup RV sites, tent and cabin options, plus a sandy beach on Calabogie Lake for swimming, paddling or sunset dips. With a boat launch, store, clean facilities, woodland trails and a friendly, down-to-earth atmosphere — it’s a great base for summer fun.

Enjoy a quiet getaway at Camel Chute Campground, a relaxed spot along the beautiful Madawaska River. With roomy sites, river access for paddling or fishing, and plenty of space to unwind, it’s a great place to slow down and enjoy the outdoors. Perfect for families, weekend campers, and anyone who loves time by the water.

Enjoy a calm, nature-filled getaway at Carson Lake Provincial Park in Saskatchewan. With quiet lakeside campsites, water access for fishing or paddling, and forested surroundings, it’s a great place to unwind outdoors. Spend your days on the water or exploring nearby trails, then relax by the fire under open prairie skies — perfect for a peaceful escape.