Campground Category: Ontario Tourism Region – South Eastern Ontario

Situated near Kingston, 1000 Islands Kingston KOA blends modern comforts with the natural beauty of the St. Lawrence River. Guests can choose from RV spots or cozy cabins, enjoy a pool, and explore trails right on site. Just minutes from iconic Thousand Islands attractions, it’s an ideal pick for families, couples, or solo travellers seeking peace and adventure.

Located in Lansdowne along the scenic 1000 Islands Parkway, 1000 Islands/Ivy Lea KOA Holiday offers upgraded RV sites (with KOA Patios®), deluxe cabins with full baths, and premium tent sites. Guests enjoy two heated pools, a splash pad, hot tubs & sundecks, plus easy access to boating, cruises, biking paths, and local island adventures.

Between Kingston and Brockville, 1000 Islands/Mallorytown KOA Holiday delivers a full camping experience with large pull-through RV sites (up to 75-85 ft), deluxe cabins, and spacious tent areas. Amenities include a heated saltwater pool with slide and kiddie section, mini-golf, Kamping Kitchen, full-service propane, WiFi, pet-friendly spaces, and planned themed weekends to keep everyone entertained.

Nestled on the banks of the St. Lawrence River near Morrisburg, Ontario, Arlor Haven Campground offers a serene riverside setting where you can watch cargo ships glide by from your camp chair. With clean showers, water and electric hookups (30/50-amp), Wi-Fi and a friendly family-run vibe, it’s ideal for a peaceful stay.

Nestled on 200+ acres overlooking the Bay of Quinte near Napanee, Bass Cove Family Campground Resort offers a full-service, family campground experience with RV and tent sites, 30/20 amp hookups, showers, flush toilets, a dump station, swimming pool, playground, laundry, and waterfront access.

Nestled along Pleasant Bay in Prince Edward County, Bay Meadows Park offers full-hookup RV sites, a heated outdoor pool, fishing docks and Wi-Fi — all close to sandy Lake Ontario beaches. Walk to local wineries, golf courses and artisan shops. A welcoming spot for families or couples seeking a well-equipped stay near the water.

Just north of Brockville, this protected 174-ha nature reserve features rare fen wetlands, rich birdlife and quiet trails ideal for wildlife and nature lovers. With no formal camping facilities or full-service amenities, it’s best visited for a peaceful nature walk or bird-watching stop rather than a full-blown campground getaway. Pack light and tread softly.

Just off the scenic Thousand Islands Parkway at Mallorytown, Brown’s Bay Campground offers waterfront sites steps from a sandy beach with sweeping river views. Relax around the fire, paddle the calm water, and stroll the shaded picnic trails before ending your day stargazing by the shore.

Just northeast of Kingston on Dog Lake (part of the Rideau Canal system), Burnt Hills Lakeside Resort offers waterfront and water-view RV sites, full sewered hookups, a sandy beach and boat launch with rentals for lake fun. With playgrounds, pets welcome and seasonal/overnight stays available, it’s ideal for families and lake-lovers alike.

Enjoy a friendly, relaxed stay at Cameron’s Point Family Campground on the shores of Lake Temagami. With wooded campsites, a sandy beach, boat rentals, and great fishing, it’s a wonderful base for exploring the lake. Perfect for families, paddlers, and anyone looking for a peaceful northern Ontario getaway with classic cottage-country charm.

Enjoy a fun, easygoing stay at Camp Barcovan, a family-friendly waterfront campground near Quinte West. With shaded RV and tent sites, a pool, playground, fishing spots, and access to Lake Ontario, it’s a great place to relax and explore. Perfect for families, paddlers, and anyone looking for a classic summer camping getaway.

Canoe Lake Campground in Godfrey, Ontario is a peaceful place to unplug and enjoy the outdoors. Set right by scenic Canoe Lake, it’s great for swimming, paddling, fishing, or just relaxing by the fire. Spacious sites and nature all around make it ideal for families and outdoor lovers looking to make some lasting summer memories.