Campground Category: Ontario Tourism Region – North East

Enjoy a relaxed northern getaway at Camp Conewango on beautiful Lake Talon, where waterfront cabins, RV sites, and tent spots make it easy to enjoy the outdoors. Spend your days paddling, fishing, or exploring nearby trails, then unwind by the fire. It’s a welcoming spot for families, anglers, and anyone craving lakeside quiet.

Enjoy a relaxed outdoor getaway at Carol’s Campsite, a peaceful, family-friendly spot with shaded tent and RV sites. With easy access to nearby lakes, trails, and outdoor fun, it’s a great place to unwind and soak up nature. Perfect for weekend campers and anyone looking for calm, comfortable evenings under the trees.

Chapleau Nemegosenda River Provincial Park offers true wilderness camping along scenic rivers and forest. Paddle remote waterways, fish tranquil spots, hike quiet trails and fall asleep to nature’s sounds. With backcountry campsites set deep among trees and waterways, it’s perfect for adventurers who love peace, solitude and exploring untamed landscapes far from crowds.

Chiniguchi Waterway Provincial Park near Sudbury is a true Northern Ontario backcountry gem featuring a network of lakes and rivers perfect for canoeing and wilderness camping. With rugged water routes, scenic old-growth forests and remote backcountry sites, it’s ideal for experienced paddlers and adventurers seeking peaceful days on the water and nights under the stars.

Chutes Provincial Park is a serene Ontario getaway on the Aux Sables River, known for its scenic waterfalls, riverside hiking and shaded campsites. With electrical and group sites, comfort stations and a 6 km trail with waterfall views, it’s great for family camping, hiking and nature lovers. Fall asleep to the sound of rushing water.

Coral Rapids Provincial Park in Ontario is a peaceful riverside campground where shaded sites meet gentle rapids and quiet forest. Explore easy walking trails, try fishing along the water’s edge, or simply relax beside your site with nature all around. It’s a calm, scenic spot for campers who love water views, campfires and laid-back outdoor days.

Country Leisure Camping is a quiet, off-the-grid campground located near Monetville, Ontario, along the shores of Marshall Lake. This small, nature-focused retreat offers a simple camping experience with access to fishing, boating, swimming, and nearby trails. Surrounded by Northern Ontario wilderness, it’s a peaceful place to unplug and enjoy time outdoors.

Daisy Lake Uplands Provincial Park in Greater Sudbury protects 600 ha of regenerating terrain—birch stands, rock barrens, bogs—recovering from decades of mining and smelting. As a non-operating nature reserve, it offers no visitor facilities or camping, focusing instead on ecological recovery and low-impact exploration.

Dana-Jowsey Lakes Provincial Park lies about 30 km west of Timmins and spans ~8,794 ha. As a non-operating park, it has no visitor facilities or camping services. It’s chiefly valued for its lakeside wilderness—canoeing, fishing, boating and quiet forested exploration.

Englehart River Fine Sand Plain and Waterway Provincial Park is a remote, non-operating park in northeastern Ontario, protecting a unique mix of sand plains, wetlands, and a scenic stretch of the Englehart River. With no facilities or marked access, it’s best suited for experienced paddlers and explorers seeking a quiet, self-sufficient backcountry adventure.

Esker Lakes Provincial Park offers a peaceful northern Ontario camping experience near Kirkland Lake, surrounded by a landscape shaped by glacial eskers and small lakes. Enjoy hiking trails, paddling routes, fishing, and quiet campsites with both serviced and backcountry options. It’s a great spot to unwind, explore, and experience the beauty of Ontario’s boreal forest.

Discover Fairbank Provincial Park, nestled on the clear spring-fed Fairbank Lake near Sudbury. Camping includes lakeside sites with picnic tables and fire rings, and about 25% offer electrical hookups. A large comfort station features flush toilets, hot showers and laundry. With a sandy beach, paddle rentals and a scenic lookout via a short rock trail, it’s a family-friendly waterfront escape.