Camping, glamping and RVing

There’s a camping experience to match every style of adventure.

Settle into a family-friendly private campground where comfort meets the outdoors, with amenities like swimming pools, playgrounds and game rooms to keep kids entertained.

Enjoy the ease of front-country or car camping in Ontario Parks, a convenient option for beginners, with access to bathroom facilities, drinking water, picnic areas and in some locations, off-leash dog areas.

Backcountry campsites accessible only by canoe, kayak or on foot offer a rugged escape for seasoned campers, hikers and paddlers, including opportunities for snowshoeing and winter camping. Local outfitters and rental companies can help plan and equip your adventure.

RV parks and sites with electrical hookups provide added comfort, while glamping offers a luxurious way to experience the outdoors in style.

However you choose to camp, Ontario invites you to slow down, reconnect with nature and create your own cherished memories.

Camping

Discover the different options for camping in Ontario, including sites in provincial and national parks, as well as privately-owned campgrounds. Learn how to make campsite reservations and find camping workshops and guided trips.

Glamping

Luxury camping experiences in Ontario offer outdoor escapes into nature within the comfort of unique accommodations, such as treehouses, stargazing geodesic domes, prospector tents, yurts and rustic cabins.

Skygazing getaways in Ontario

From stargazing domes to astronomy events, these unique Ontario accommodations invite you to slow your pace, reconnect with nature and align with the stars.

Yurt and cabin camping in Ontario’s parks

Yurts and rustic cabins are a fun and unique alternative to tent camping in many of Ontario’s provincial and national parks.

Where to go glamping in Ontario

These magical Ontario escapes truly put the “glam” in glamping.

RVing

Travelling in a recreational vehicle (RV) combines epic road tripping and outdoor adventure with some of the comforts of home. Explore the best RV touring routes, great RV parks and more.

Guide to RVing in Ontario

Rent an RV, hit the road and uncover Ontario’s vast landscapes at your own pace.

Privately owned campgrounds and RV parks in Ontario

Privately owned campgrounds in Ontario offers a variety of budget friendly and family friendly camping opportunities.

Know before you go

Plan ahead with important tips and information.

Make park reservations early

Plan and book camping reservations in provincial parks and national parks well in advance. This includes bookings for roofed accommodation, winter camping and backcountry sites.

Find privately-owned parks

Visit Camping in Ontario to find privately owned campgrounds and RV parks across the province.

Be prepared

Most parks require that you purchase firewood on-site, so check ahead. Confirm the availability of drinking water and practice setting up your tent and using your gear before your trip.

Get a fishing licence

Unless you’re under 18, over 65 or fishing during licence-free fishing days for Canadian residents, a fishing licence is required for you to fish in Ontario.

Safe hiking precautions

Stay on marked trails, use bug repellent and sunscreen and carry water, snacks and a small first-aid kit. Wear long sleeves, pants and boots to avoid poison ivy.