Campground Category: Ontario Tourism Region – North East

Accessible only by water or air, Abitibi-de-Troyes Provincial Park is a remote wilderness area of about 4,300 hectares in northern Ontario. Expect mixed woods, eskers, kettle basins, marshes, and the shores of Lake Abitibi and the Abitibi & Black rivers. There are no developed facilities—just backcountry canoeing, fishing, camping, wildlife viewing, and truly wild solitude.

Adam Creek Provincial Park, located about 90 km north of Kapuskasing in Ontario, protects a Nature Reserve where Adam Creek meets the Matagami River. The park showcases classic glacial till — clay, sand, rocks and gravel deposited during the Wisconsin era. It has no developed facilities; great for fishing, canoeing, and quiet appreciation of nature.

Located approximately 20 km north of Mattawa, Ontario, Alexander Lake Forest Provincial Park is a non-operating nature reserve encompassing 5,387 hectares of pristine boreal landscape. Visitors can explore black spruce muskeg, string bogs, and wildflower-filled fens, ideal for nature walks and wildlife viewing. Please note that the park lacks facilities; visitors should be prepared for self-sufficient outdoor experiences.

Amable du Fond River Provincial Park is a non-operating waterway park protecting stretches of the Amable du Fond River and its banks. It supports backcountry canoe routes between Algonquin and Samuel-de-Champlain parks and offers wilderness access for paddling, fishing, nature viewing, and interpretive trails like the Eau Claire Gorge walkway.

Set on the shores of Sheguiandah Bay on Lake Huron (Manitoulin Island), Batman’s Cottages & Campground offers full-service RV and tent sites, waterfront cottages, a sandy beach with swim-up dock and rich fishing opportunities. With a store, rentals for paddle-craft and boats, and kid-friendly amenities, it’s an ideal family base for exploring the island and relaxing by the lake.

Located just minutes from downtown Callander, Ontario, Bayview Camp & Cottages provides 46 full-hookup sites, a handful of tent-only spots, and cozy lakeside cottages set amid tall pines. Families will appreciate the playground, Wi-Fi, pet-friendly option and easy access to the lake for paddling or relaxing under starry skies.

Camp at Big Water Campground near Timmins, Ontario, where over 300 sites await in a family-friendly setting. Enjoy lakeside fun on two beaches, launch your kayak, hike the trails and unwind by the fire-pit in the evening. Full amenities including showers, laundry and boat launches make it easy for all types of campers.

Located near Biscotasing in north-eastern Ontario, this expansive wilderness park spans forests, waterways and island-dotted Biscotasi Lake—renowned for canoeing and fishing. With minimal services, marked back-country campsites and access by logging roads or rail, it suits seasoned adventurers seeking solitude, wildlife sightings and a true northern escape.

Located about 10 km southwest of the small community of Bissett Creek and just north of Algonquin Provincial Park, this 1,676-hectare waterway-class park follows the route of Bissett Creek and its connected lakes. With no developed campground or regular overnight facilities, it’s ideal for experienced paddlers, back-country campers and nature-lovers seeking a quieter wilderness route linking to the Ottawa River.

Just 30 km southeast of North Bay on serene Wasi Lake, Booth Landing offers grassy, spacious sites with 30-amp hydro & water, plus fully-equipped cottages right along the shoreline. Enjoy a sandy beach, boat rentals, ATV trails that begin on-site and wildlife sightings by the dock. Ideal for nature-loving families or outdoorsy getaways in Ontario’s north.

On the tranquil shores of Bushwell Bay in Ontario’s North Channel of Georgian Bay, Brennan Harbour RV Park features 42 fully serviced sites (30–50 A, water, sewer) including shaded, sunny and waterfront options. It’s perfect for RVs up to about 50 ft and welcomes seasonal and overnight guests. The quiet, tree-lined setting invites you to relax by the lake after…

Enjoy a relaxed camping getaway at Cameron’s Beach Campground on the shores of beautiful Trout Lake near North Bay. With spacious RV and tent sites, a sandy beach, great swimming, and easy access to boating and fishing, it’s a favourite spot for families and weekend campers looking for a low-key, lakeside escape.