RV Trailer Parks & Campgrounds in Dryden, Ontario

Discover this remote northwestern Ontario nature reserve centred on a dramatic glacial formation—a cone-shaped hill rising more than 80 metres above the surrounding peat plain. With no developed campsites, services or roads, this park is for serious back-country explorers and nature lovers who bring everything they need for a true wilderness experience.

Located about 75 km northeast of Ignace in northwestern Ontario, this expansive 41,250-hectare waterway park protects a 130-kilometre stretch of the Brightsand River and its lakes. With no developed facilities and about 200 back-country campsites, it’s designed for experienced paddlers and anglers seeking solitude, remote wilderness and rich boreal forest terrain.

Located on the south shore of Wabigoon Lake near Dryden, Ontario, this remote nature-reserve park protects ancient glacial formations and untouched boreal forest. As a non-operating park it offers no formal campground facilities, making it an ideal destination for experienced canoeists, back-country campers and those seeking true wilderness solitude.

Enjoy lakeside camping on shimmering Little Vermilion Lake—Ojibway Provincial Park offers a rustic yet well-equipped campground with fewer than 50 sites (about half with electricity), picnic tables, fire rings, taps, vault toilets, showers, and a group site for 15-50 people. Hike the forest trails, swim from the sandy beach, or cast a line for bass and trout.