Campgrounds in Canada

Blue River Campground

• Riverside campground in Blue River, BC, just off Highway 5
• 45 minutes' drive from Murtle Lake, only accessible by canoe
• Bike, canoe, paddleboard and fishing gear rental on site

Long Point Eco-Adventures

• Glamping adventure park, five minutes’ drive from Turkey Point Beach
• Activities on and off site: ziplining, astronomy, cycling, kayaking
• Breakfast included; dog-friendly; on-site restaurant; beds with linen

Noah's Ark Resort

• Affordable British Columbia park with spectacular mountain views
• Half an hour’s drive to Revelstoke; 40 minutes to Shuswap Lake
• Communal eating and picnic areas, gift store, TV room and playground

Heidi's Campground

• Family-friendly spot 20 minutes from Barrie and Orillia
• Watersports paradise: wakeboarding, jetskiing, kayaking, tubing
• Indoor pool, hot tub and large playground on site

Riverbend Campground

• On the banks of the Sheep River in Okotoks, 50 kilometres from Calgary
• Swimming, fishing, birdwatching and nature trails on site
• Playgrounds, miniature golf and boats and pedaloes for hire

Camping Joie de Vivre

• Quiet site just off a main road 20 kilometres from central Montreal
• Close to golf, horse riding and bike path as well as city attractions
• Swimming pool, miniature golf, canteen and entertainment programme

East of Edson RV Resort

• Spacious wildlife haven just outside Edson town
• Surrounded by quad biking and hiking trails
• Aqua driving range, lake, fishing and miniature golf at the park

Claybanks RV Park

• On the Coldwater river in the scenic Nicola Valley
• A 10-minute stroll to Merritt and 15 minutes' drive to Nicola Lake
• Riverside path, gardens, recreation room and library

Airport Inn Motel and RV Park

• Well maintained park five minutes from downtown Quesnel
• Conveniently located on Highway 97 to Alaska and Barkerville
• Walking trail, firepits, playground and 24-hour on-site management

The Dancing Moose

• Small Nova Scotia site with a friendly on-site restaurant
• Remote spot 30 minutes' drive from Cape Breton Highlands National Park
• Ocean views and easy beach access; breakfast and lunch served

Tents Galore

• Small Nova Scotia campsite close to Bear River
• A 15-minute drive to whale-watching hub Digby
• Gas grill, pizza oven and movie projector available for guests

Desert Lake Family Resort

Wild Goose Lake Campground

• Peaceful lakeside site surrounded by vast waterways and boreal forest
• Hunting, ice fishing, snowsports, climbing, golf and more nearby
• Lake swimming and fishing for walleye, pike and perch

The Smart Ass

• Seven acres of peaceful land on a farm next to Lyndhurst Lake
• In the Thousand Islands region, 25 minutes’ drive from Gananoque
• Off-grid; donkey activities; direct access to the Rideau Canal

Redfish Cottages

• Peaceful Ontario park on the edge of Lyndhurst Lake
• A 10-minute drive from Rock Dunder Hiking Trail; Kingston 40 minutes
• Secluded cottages surrounded by trees; pike and bass fishing on site