Campground Category: Ontario Tourism Region – North East

Fairview Park Camping & Marina offers a quiet, waterfront camping experience in North Bay, set along the Lavase River with easy access to Lake Nipissing. Enjoy a mix of serviced and unserviced sites, marina access, and peaceful surroundings. It’s a great spot to relax, fish, or boat while still being close to town amenities.

Finlayson Point Provincial Park offers a relaxed lakeside camping experience on the shores of Lake Temagami in northeastern Ontario. With over 100 campsites ranging from tents to RVs, plus beaches, boat access, and forested surroundings, it’s a great spot for swimming, paddling, fishing, and enjoying a classic northern Ontario camping getaway.

Fish Tale Cabins & Campground offers a relaxed, family-run camping experience near Noelville, Ontario, set along the Wolseley River close to the French River. With RV and tent sites, cabins, a pool, and marina access, it’s a great spot for fishing, boating, and enjoying a quiet northern Ontario getaway.

Looking for a peaceful northern escape? Frederick House Lake Provincial Park — a remote, water-access only reserve north of Timmins — offers tranquil lakeshores, dense boreal forest, and solitude for paddling, fishing and wildlife watching. With no facilities or crowds, it’s ideal if you’re ready to unplug and immerse yourself in rugged Ontario nature.

Gem Lake Maple Bedrock Provincial Park offers a quiet, nature-focused backcountry experience in northeastern Ontario. As a non-operating nature reserve, it has no developed facilities, making it best suited for self-sufficient campers. Explore rugged Canadian Shield landscapes, forested areas, and peaceful surroundings—ideal for those looking to truly unplug and enjoy a remote setting.

Glenrock Cottages & Trailer Park offers a relaxed, lakeside camping experience on the shores of Lake Nipissing near Sturgeon Falls, Ontario. With RV sites, tenting options, and cozy cottages, it’s a great spot for families. Enjoy fishing, swimming, a sandy beach, and a friendly atmosphere in a scenic northern Ontario setting.

Grassy River–Mond Lake Lowlands–Ferris Lake Uplands Provincial Park is a remote nature reserve featuring wetlands, forest, and rugged upland terrain in northeastern Ontario. With no developed facilities, it’s best suited for experienced paddlers exploring the Grassy River canoe route, where quiet waterways, wildlife, and untouched landscapes define the experience.

Greenwater Provincial Park is a quiet, non-operating park near Driftwood in northeastern Ontario, offering a peaceful backcountry setting with no developed facilities. Centered around a remote lake and surrounding forest, it’s best suited for experienced campers looking to paddle, fish, or explore a truly off-the-grid wilderness area.

Groundhog River Waterway Provincial Park is a remote northern Ontario waterway park that follows a long stretch of the Groundhog River through forest, wetlands, and rugged terrain. With no facilities and challenging whitewater sections, it’s best suited for experienced paddlers seeking multi-day canoe trips, fishing, and a true backcountry wilderness experience.

Halfway Lake Provincial Park sits in northeastern Ontario along Highway 144 near Cartier. Its family-friendly campgrounds offer a mix of electrical and non-electrical sites, two buoyed swimming beaches, and a park store. Canoe routes, backcountry hiking (Hawk Ridge Trail), and moose sightings round out the wilderness experience.

Happy Holiday Campground & Cottages is a peaceful getaway just north of Temagami, set along the shores of Duncan Lake. Offering tent sites, spacious RV spots, and cozy lakeside cottages, it’s a great base for fishing, boating, and exploring nearby lakes. With wooded campsites and family-friendly amenities, it’s an easy place to relax and unwind.

Hicks–Oke Bog Provincial Park is a remote nature reserve in northeastern Ontario, known for its vast peatlands and unique bog ecosystems. With no campsites, access points, or facilities, it’s best suited for experienced visitors interested in exploring untouched landscapes and observing sensitive wetland environments in a truly off-grid setting.