RV Trailer Parks & Campgrounds in Tobermory, Ontario

Showing 10 of 10 campgrounds in Tobermory

Black Creek Provincial Park

Situated just south of Stokes Bay on the Bruce Peninsula, this 286-ha natural environment park features a white-sandy shoreline, clear shallow waters and forested trails perfect for a day-use stop. With limited facilities (parking, picnic tables, washrooms) and no overnight campsites, it’s an ideal place for beach swims, short hikes and quiet nature time.

Bruce Peninsula National Park

Venture to Bruce Peninsula National Park on Ontario’s dramatic Georgian Bay shoreline, where rugged limestone cliffs meet crystal-clear water and the famous Grotto awaits. Stay at the 232-site Cyprus Lake Campground or book a yurt, then explore the Bruce Trail, paddle the quiet lake or soak in sunsets under dark night skies. Wilderness meets adventure here.

Cabot Head Provincial Park

Cabot Head Provincial Park sits near the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula, where rugged limestone cliffs meet Georgian Bay. With no camping permitted and no visitor facilities—it’s preserved as a nature reserve—visitors come for hiking, birdwatching, geological wonders like karst pavements, and the restored Cabot Head Lighthouse.

Fathom Five National Marine Park

Fathom Five National Marine Park offers a unique backcountry camping experience on Flowerpot Island, surrounded by the clear waters of Georgian Bay. With just a handful of tent-only sites, it’s a quiet, off-grid setting perfect for paddlers and adventurers. Explore iconic rock formations, hiking trails, and unforgettable shoreline views.

Happy Hearts Park

Happy Hearts Park is a family-friendly campground near Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula, offering a mix of tent, RV, and cabin stays. Enjoy sunny or shaded sites, an outdoor pool, mini golf, and playgrounds, all just minutes from Georgian Bay, the Bruce Trail, and local attractions like the Grotto and harbour.

Johnston Harbour – Pine Tree Point Provincial Park

Looking for a peaceful nature escape on the Bruce Peninsula? Johnston Harbour – Pine Tree Point Provincial Park invites you to wander quiet jack-pine forest, gaze out over rugged Lake Huron shores, and explore hidden rocky coves. With no campsites or crowds — just the sounds of wind and water — it’s a perfect spot for a laid-back day trip.