8 Amazing Ontario Campgrounds for RVers

Wondering which provincial park to choose? Author Jeff Morrison (AKA "The Outdoors Guy") offers a breakdown of several major provincial parks in Ontario, so you can find the park that's right for you.

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January 24, 2024

If there's one thing Ontario has, it's incredible provincial parks. It's no secret that RV camping in Ontario is synonymous with dense forests, serene lakes, picturesque trails and just about every other nature lover's dream. Ontario's provincial parks offer access to that beauty for one and all.

Each park comes with its own unique amenities and sightseeing highlights. So with a variety of options for RV campers to choose from, it's great to know what it's like to camp there before you arrive at the gates. "The Outdoors Guy" Jeff Morrison has RV camped in provincial parks across the province and knows what makes for a memorable experience. Here he shares 8 experiences in parks across the province and breaks down the facts to help you decide as you plan your next RV adventure. Read on below!

An RV parked at a tidy campsite with a dry packed dirt base shaded by lush, bright green forest.

1. Camping and RVing at Finlayson Point Provincial Park

2. Camping and RVing at Marten River Provincial Park

3. Camping and RVing at Killarney Provincial Park

4. Camping and RVing at Quetico Provincial Park

5. Camping and RVing at Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park

6. Camping and RVing at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park

7. Family Camping and RVing at Chutes Provincial Park

8. Family Camping and RVing at Algonquin Provincial Park

Make a reservation at an Ontario Provincial Park by visiting the Ontario Parks website.

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About Northern Ontario

Welcome to Northern Ontario, Canada! Bigger than Texas, wilder than the west, more welcoming than a campfire in October, Northern Ontario is like no place else. Sunset Country is famous for its spectacular fishing lakes, Superior Country stretches into the deep north wildnerness, Algoma Country has Lake Superior as their back yard, and the Northeast provides excellent vacation destinations close to Toronto and other large urban centres in Southern Ontario.