RV Trailer Parks & Campgrounds in North Bay, Ontario

Located about 10 km southwest of the small community of Bissett Creek and just north of Algonquin Provincial Park, this 1,676-hectare waterway-class park follows the route of Bissett Creek and its connected lakes. With no developed campground or regular overnight facilities, it’s ideal for experienced paddlers, back-country campers and nature-lovers seeking a quieter wilderness route linking to the Ottawa River.

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.

Kenny Forest Provincial Park is a quiet, non-operating park in northeastern Ontario known for its forests, wetlands, and remote wilderness setting. With no developed campground or visitor facilities, it’s best suited for backcountry travellers looking for hiking, wildlife viewing, paddling, and low-impact camping in a peaceful natural environment.

Explore history and wilderness at Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park in Ontario’s scenic Mattawa Valley. Paddle the historic Mattawa River, hike forested trails with river- and lake-views, or relax by sandy Moore Lake. With campgrounds, clean facilities, and a visitor centre full of Voyageur history, it’s a beautiful mix of adventure, calm water and heritage.

West Sandy Island Provincial Park is a nature reserve on western Sandy Island in Lake Nipissing—accessible only by boat. There are no facilities or developed campsites, and camping is prohibited to protect its sensitive ecosystems. Ideal for paddlers or wildlife-watchers passing through.