Privately owned campgrounds and RV parks in Ontario
Sandhill Park | Ontario’s Southwest
Private campgrounds vary in the experiences and amenities they offer. Typically, they are family-oriented and budget-friendly. Amenities can range from clubhouses and restaurants to swimming pools and even waterparks. Many are located near beaches, hiking trails and nature activities and may even provide family programs like arts and crafts and movie nights.
Beyond the traditional tenting campsites, find privately owned campgrounds throughout Ontario that cater to RVs, larger-sized trailers or driving units with full-service sites that offer electrical, water and sewer hookups. Some campgrounds will also provide trailers, cabins and yurts for rent.
Camping in Ontario is an association of privately owned campgrounds in Ontario. With over 350 campgrounds represented, it is a great resource for finding the perfect site for your next camping adventure. Search for an entire season or just an overnight. Choose from RV or tent camping sites and narrow your search by location and amenities.
Kampgrounds of America (KOA) is another excellent place to search for privately owned campgrounds. Ontario has over a dozen KOA properties, from Niagara Falls to Brighton to Thunder Bay. The KOA membership for campers allows you to collect points for discounts on future camping trips.
Local and regional tourism websites are another way to find private and public camping opportunities. Browse campgrounds and RV parks and get information about camping at local Ontario Parks and Conservation Areas in the following regions. Book your site at a privately owned campground or RV park well in advance of your trip.
Southwestern Ontario
Search for camping sites and RV Parks in Southwestern Ontario.
This region extends from Windsor and Pelee Island along the east shore of Lake St. Clair and the southern coast of Lake Huron to Grand Bend and east to London and Woodstock. To its south, it follows the shoreline of Lake Erie from the Detroit River east past the mouth of the Grand River at Port Maitland.
Things to do in this region include sunny beaches, conservation areas, parks and urban attractions. Discover family-friendly campgrounds like Sandhill Park in Norfolk County or Park Haven Lake Family Campground near Woodstock.
Niagara Region
Find the perfect campground or RV site in the Niagara Region.
This area includes the communities of Beamsville, Vineland and Jordan Village in Niagara Benchland, St. Catharines, Niagara-on-the-Lake, the city of Niagara Falls and Fort Erie along Niagara’s South Coast.
Highlights in the region include attractions in Niagara Falls and the famed Niagara wine country.
Hamilton, Halton and Brant
Tent and trailer campgrounds in Hamilton, Halton and Brant are available around the picturesque Lake Ontario shoreline and the Grand River and near key cities like Oakville, Milton, Burlington, Hamilton, Paris and Brantford.
Activities in the region include hiking to waterfalls or along the escarpment on the Bruce Trail and kid-friendly fun at African Lion Safari.
Huron, Perth, Waterloo and Wellington
Look for camping and RV resorts in Perth County, near St. Marys, Stratford, Milverton or Listowel and in Waterloo Region, which covers Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Elmira.
Discover more to do in the area, from the beaches along Lake Huron to the water-based activities on the Grand River. Camping at Bingemans Resort near Kitchener is a family favourite.
Greater Toronto Area (GTA)
A few RV parks and campgrounds are located in the Toronto area within a short distance.
The Greater Toronto Area is Ontario’s largest urban destination, boasting top dining, attractions and entertainment.
York, Durham and Headwaters
Search for camping, RV and holiday parks in York, Durham and Headwaters.
Just north of Toronto, the area covers the communities of Orangeville, Caledon, Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Oshawa, Uxbridge and Port Perry.
Highlights in the region include several gorgeous conservation areas, Canada’s Wonderland and Legoland Discovery Centre.
It is also close enough for day trips to Toronto.
Bruce, Grey and Simcoe
Choose from over 100 private campgrounds in Bruce, Grey and Simcoe.
This area stretches from Lake Huron’s east shore along the south coast of Georgian Bay and across the north end of Lake Simcoe. It includes Kincardine, Tobermory, Owen Sound, Town of The Blue Mountains, Collingwood, Wasaga and Barrie.
The region offers a variety of outdoor activities, from skiing and other snow-based adventures in the winter to mountain biking, hiking and paddling in the summer. Check out Black River Wilderness Park for camping, RVing and cabin rentals.
Kawarthas and Northumberland
Find the perfect campground or trailer park in Northumberland County near Rice Lake, in Peterborough County or the Kawartha Lakes area.
Kawarthas and Northumberland borders Lake Ontario and extends to Rice Lake, covering Peterborough, the City of Kawartha Lakes, Campbellford, Port Hope and Cobourg.
Home to the historic Trent Severn Waterway, the region is also famous for its Butter Tart Trail. Plan your trip with more activities and adventures in this region.
Southeastern Ontario
Search for camping and RV parks across Southeastern Ontario.
Stretching along the St. Lawrence River, find the perfect spot in Prince Edward County, in and around larger cities like Kingston or Cornwall, and in the communities of Lennox and Addington, Frontenac County, 1000 Islands and Brockville.
Experience the unique history, culture and beauty of the region.
Ottawa Region
There is a small selection of RV parks and campgrounds within the Ottawa Region.
Canada’s capital is home to top national museums and galleries, diverse dining, scenic parks, green spaces and waterways.
Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Browse the list of private campgrounds and trailer parks in Ottawa Valley near Barry’s Bay, Calabogie and Eganville and Lanark County, home to the towns of Perth, Almonte, Smith Falls and Pakenham. Haliburton Highlands is home to unique glamping opportunities.
Ontario’s Highlands stretches from Haliburton across the south edge of Algonquin Provincial Park to the Ottawa Valley in the east, extending roughly to just below Highway 7. Highlights in the region include incredible stargazing, whitewater rafting and some of Ontario’s favourite maple syrup festivals.
Algonquin Park, Muskoka and Parry Sound
Various camping and RVing opportunities await in the Great Canadian Wilderness from Georgian Bay to Algonquin Park.
Key cities in this area include Huntsville, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge and Parry Sound.
The Algonquin Park, Muskoka and Parry Sound region is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Families will especially enjoy camping at Santa’s Village, a unique theme park in Bracebridge.
Northeastern Ontario
Northeastern Ontario was made for camping, glamping and RV touring.
This region spans from Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron across the Great Sudbury Area and North Bay on Lake Nipissing, up towards the James Bay shoreline.
From unspoiled wilderness parks to exceptional museums, such as Science North in Sudbury, plan your next camping or RV trip in this beautiful region.
Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma
Find great private campsites and RV parks in Algoma Country.
From Sault Ste. Marie, in the north corner of Lake Huron, the region extends up the shoreline of Lake Superior and into the heart of Northern Ontario with endless outdoor attractions to fill your vacation.
Northwest Ontario
Private campgrounds and RV parks in Superior Country and Sunset Country make road-tripping a breeze across Ontario’s Northwest.
From Thunder Bay on the north shore of Lake Superior, Superior Country stretches into the remote lakes and wilderness of Northern Ontario. Sunset Country encompasses the far northwest corner of Ontario and includes Kenora and Lake of the Woods.
Ontario’s largest region offers unparalleled outdoor experiences.
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Last updated: March 14, 2025