Campground Category: Ontario Tourism Region – Southwest Ontario

Showing 12 of 86 campgrounds in Ontario Tourism Region – Southwest Ontario

Big Otter Marina & Campground

Nestled along Big Otter Creek and just steps from Lake Erie, this campground in Port Burwell offers full-hook-up RV sites, water- and power-only pads, tent spots and a marina with boat launch and slips. Enjoy fishing for walleye or catfish, beaches nearby and a convenient store on site—ideal for families, anglers and lakeside getaways.

Blue Heron Trailer Park

Escape to Blue Heron Trailer Park, a lakeside retreat near Dunnville, Ontario. With spacious full-hook-up sites, a heated swimming pool, waterfront access, and a recreation hall with games and free WiFi, it’s ideal for relaxing or exploring nearby Lake Erie. Enjoy fishing, kayaking or quiet evenings by the water in this welcoming, well-looked-after campground.

Braemar Valley Park

Set just outside Woodstock, Ontario, Braemar Valley Park features full-hook-up RV sites (30 amp max), a heated outdoor pool, laundry and convenient on-site store. With 64 seasonal sites and 6 overnight spots surrounding a gentle valley, it’s ideal for RV enthusiasts seeking easy access to services in a quiet, green setting. Open May 1-October 31.

Bruce’s Landing RV Resort

Located on the sweeping Grand River in Cayuga, Ontario, Bruce’s Landing RV Resort combines riverside views with family-friendly fun. Relax on a full-service RV site, launch a boat from the on-site ramp, and enjoy playgrounds, a store and pets-welcome comfort. From seasonal stays to quiet weekend getaways, it’s a welcoming base for your Ontario adventure.

Campers Cove

Enjoy a relaxed lakeside stay at Campers Cove, a welcoming campground with roomy sites and easy access to water activities like swimming, paddling, and fishing. With shade, clean facilities, and a laid-back atmosphere, it’s a great base for families and weekend adventurers. Spend your days outdoors and your evenings around the campfire under open skies.

Carolinian Forest Campground

Enjoy a relaxed stay at Carolinian Forest Campground, a peaceful, family-friendly spot surrounded by lush woods and close to local trails. With roomy sites, clean facilities, and plenty of shade, it’s perfect for tenting or RV camping. Spend your days hiking, bird watching, or simply unwinding by the fire under quiet forest skies.

Casey’s Park

Enjoy a relaxed outdoor escape at Casey’s Park, a peaceful campground with shaded sites and easy access to nearby trails and waterways. Whether you’re tenting or in an RV, it’s a great place to unwind, explore nature, and enjoy fresh air with family or friends. Perfect for weekend getaways and quiet outdoor time.

Cathcart Park & Campground

Cathcart Park Campground in Alberta is a friendly, well-kept spot nestled among trees and open space. With roomy sites, shady spots and easy access to nearby trails, it’s perfect for relaxing evenings around the fire or exploring the peaceful surroundings. It’s a great choice for families and campers looking for a calm, nature-focused getaway.

Cedar Creek Provincial Park

Cedar Creek Provincial Park in Manitoba is a peaceful campground nestled among tall trees with easy access to gentle trails, picnic spots and quiet creekside areas. Spend your days exploring nature paths, spotting birds, or kicking back beside your site with a good book. It’s a relaxed setting perfect for families and outdoor lovers.

Century Beach Park

Century Beach Park in Saskatchewan is a scenic lakefront campground with sandy shores, shaded sites and plenty of space to unwind. Swim, paddle or fish in the calm water by day, then explore nearby trails or relax around the fire at night. It’s a great spot for families and outdoor lovers looking for lakeside fun.

Clear Creek Forest Provincial Park

Clear Creek Forest Provincial Park in southwestern Ontario is a peaceful nature reserve of deciduous woods and winding trails, great for quiet hikes and spotting native plants and wildlife. There are no developed campsites or facilities here — it’s best for day-use visitors who appreciate forest exploration, birdwatching and learning about this unique Carolinian forest.

East Sister Island Provincial Park

East Sister Island Provincial Park is a protected nature reserve in Lake Erie, offering a rare glimpse into one of Ontario’s most sensitive island ecosystems. Accessible only by boat, the park has no facilities or camping and is best suited for low-impact visits like birdwatching and nature observation in a quiet, undisturbed setting.
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