The best camping near Ojibway Provincial Park

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Angler's Camp

4 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Dover Centre, ON

Enjoy the peace and quiet of country living less than 5 minutes from Mitchell's Bay. Sites feature gravel driveways, 50-amp hydro hook-ups, water and sewer connections. Each site is equipped with a picnic table and fire ring; firewood can be purchased on site. Take a leisurely walk or bike ride along the Mitchell's Bay trail from Angler Line to Bass Haven, enjoying the beauty of Lake St. Clair. Alternatively, spend your days fishing and swimming in any one of the holes on Lake St. Clair. A public boat launch and public beach are both less than 5 minutes away. You're just far enough away to enjoy the peace and quiet with as few distractions as possible when it's time to kick back and relax. Fishing charters can be easily arranged on both Lake Erie and Lake St.Clair, two of the most renowned fishing destinations in the region. Whether you're targeting walleye, Rainbow Trout or Bass, these beautiful, bountiful lakes offer an unforgettable experience for anglers of all levels. Let us arrange for you to be taken to the best spots for a day full of fishing fun!

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Ziggy's Land

48 sites · RVs, Tents11 acres · Lakeshore, ON

Historic land that is now used to host movies on the big screen. Located between two great lakes with a beautiful view and atmosphere. Come enjoy the big screen while you camp! Spend the day at the lakes and rest your feet at night over a blazing fire. When new releases are playing there will be an extra charge of $25 per car if you wish to view. For new release movies and event details check our Website thebooniesdrivein.com Firewood is available for extra charge. Fires are not allowed on the main viewing area parking lot

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Pelee Island Hideaway

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Pelee, ON

1/2 an acre on Canada's most southern inhabited island. Property has large mature trees and open grass areas. Lot can easily accommodate different size rv's or come pitch a tent. Public beach is only a couple minutes walk away. Pelee Island is a like a natural reserve which contains some of Canada's rarest plants and animals. lots of birds, snakes and even if you're lucky you'll see a colony of pelicans. You could easily mistaken that you were in the Carolinas.

The best camping near Ojibway Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Nestled in the heart of nature, Ojibway Provincial Park offers a tranquil escape with a plethora of activities for the avid adventurer. From the thrill of boating across its vast lakes to the peacefulness of hiking through boreal forests, this park is a haven for those seeking to reconnect with the great outdoors. With car camping and group camping facilities, it caters to both intimate retreats and larger gatherings amid the wilderness.

Notable campgrounds

Ojibway Campground: A cozy retreat offering less than 50 sites, with options for electricity and seasonal leases.
Group Campsite: Ideal for larger parties, accommodating 15 to 50 people near the beach and trails.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early to secure your spot, especially during peak season.
Consider mid-week stays for better availability.
Keep an eye on cancellation policies for last-minute opportunities.
Explore nearby camping options for alternative accommodations.

When to go

The best time to visit Ojibway Provincial Park is during the summer months when the weather is warm and all facilities are fully operational. Winter offers a unique experience, though some amenities may be limited.

Know before you go

Check for any park alerts or closures before your visit.
Barrier-free access is available at key facilities for those with mobility concerns.
Remember to pack out your trash and respect the park's natural environment.
Watercraft are welcome, with boat launches and docking facilities provided.
For a safe and enjoyable visit, familiarize yourself with the park rules and regulations.