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Ball Lake Tent Camping

8 sites · Tents300 acres · Cloyne, ON

A quiet place to get away with various wildlife to be seen including great swimming with more than 300 acres to explore, cleared trails for hiking, Thanks to a small blow down that went through a few years back.Dark clear nights for star gazing and so much more. There are eight separate sites, each with their own picnic table, fire pit, and outhouse. This is back woods camping .There is a shared beach with plenty of room for everyone. The lake is weedy in spots but just makes it better for fishing .Great place for all ages and of course all pet's welcome.

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Tiny Village Ottawa River - Camping

23 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents59 acres · Deep River, ON

Tiny Village Ottawa River is a unique nature village resort located on our 59.1 acres of property. It contains 2000 feet of gorgeous sandy shores along the Ottawa River and Crown land on the opposing shore. No matter the kind of camper you are, our serviced/tent/glamping sites offer all the benefits of a comfortable lifestyle at a fraction of the cost, as it is our mission to make enjoying the great outdoors accessible to everyone. Tiny Village Ottawa River is a 2-hour drive from Ottawa, 4.5 hours from Montreal and 4.5 hours from Toronto.

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Adventure Source Expeditions

5 sites · Tents3 acres · QC

3 private acres along the Ottawa River minutes from Pembroke. An adventure naturalists paradise with an abundance of diverse plant and wildlife. Great fishing and multiple white water runs from out shore. Located beside a golf course, general store SAQ, chip stand and bar/ restaurant.

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New Frontiers Retreat

21 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · North Algona Wilberforce, ON

Immersed in forest along the shore of the Bonnechere River, New Frontiers offers comfortable three-season camping in our cozy domes. Walk the forest trails, paddle on the river, stare at the stars, and watch the wildlife outside your window. Enjoy nature from the privacy of your own little "domicile".

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Highland Farms N Stables

5 sites · Lodging134 acres · Bancroft, ON

Private, off-grid cabins tucked in the wilderness near Algonquin Park—it's camping without the hassle! Vehicle accessible and close to 3 quiet beaches. Enjoy horseback riding nearby, or kayak, canoe, hike, swim, fish, bird watch, snowmobile, or ATV. Fee includes off-grid cabin, deck, campsite, fire pit, screen tent, BBQ with propane, parking, and on some cabins, heat from Sept 15 to May 15. Are we full? Search for Cozy Cabin #2 , Fox Den 3, Moose Run 4 & Meadowlark #5—all our cabins are beautiful! Firewood available on-site, with stores nearby for supplies. PRIVACY PLUS!

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Middle Earth

10 sites · Tents150 acres · Hastings Highlands, ON

Middle Earth is nestled in a small valley in the highland hills in the middle of Lake St Peter and Mink Lake. We offer a variety of campsites on 150 acres with easy access to Algonquin trails, lakes, rivers, and attractions. These sites are ideal for campers looking to explore natural wilderness and enjoy pristine lakes. Pets are most welcome at all of our sites. Come and enjoy the natural wonders of the Highlands!

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Big Rock Eco Retreat & Campgrounds

11 sites · Lodging, Tents32 acres · Gilmour, ON

Big Rock Eco Retreat is a serene and picturesque campground located on the shores of Weslemkoon Lake, in Addington Highlands Township. Situated amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of the surrounding crown land, this eco-friendly retreat offers visitors an unforgettable outdoor experience. The area is home to a variety of native wildlife, including moose, deer, black bears, loons, and eagles, which can often be spotted in their natural habitats. The campsite offers individual fire pits and gas BBQs at each site, allowing visitors to enjoy the great outdoors while cooking up a delicious meal. Hiking enthusiasts can explore the extensive network of hiking trails that wind through the woods, while fishing enthusiasts can try their luck in the lake, which is teeming with fish in the summertime. In the winter, visitors can enjoy ice fishing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing, with well-maintained trails for all levels of experience. Each camping site can accommodate a hot tub for an additional fee, based on availability, making it a perfect way to unwind and relax. For those who want to explore the lake further, there is a marina with a general store open in the summer time. Visitors can purchase additional services such as smore kits, fishing rods, small boat rentals, private boat tours of the lake, and snowshoes in the winter. In addition, the retreat also offers a skating pond in the winter when the ice is thick enough. Overall, Big Rock Eco Retreat provides an idyllic setting for outdoor enthusiasts looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in nature.

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The Woodzzz

2 sites · Lodging2 acres · Haliburton, ON

Among the thick forest of the Haliburton highlands lies a very tranquil, quiet and still place. The area although rugged and pristine offers many activities for all to enjoy such as hiking/biking/boating/kayaking/beaching etc. To escape the calm environment its only 15 minutes to the quaint village of Haliburton where you can find farmers markets, shops, restaurants and art. The Woodzzz was made for those that enjoy the outdoors and are needing a gentle reminder of what little we need to enjoy the life we live!

The Lakeside Waterfront Cabin

3 sites · Lodging2 acres · Coe Hill, ON

Private deck and a big lake view! The Lakeside Cabin is just a few steps from the lake, a perfect spot for fishing, swimming, kayaking, sunbathing, sunsets and hearing the call of the loon. Guests can enjoy shared access to the Tiki bar and all waterfront docks during their stay. The cabin has a queensize and trundle bed, fridge, BBQ, fireplace, air conditioner, a camping sink and composting toilet. Guest access Guests can enjoy exclusive access to the attached, private deck off the cabin. Guests will have shared access to the docks, the Tiki Bar and the water toys (kayaks, SUPs and the paddle boat). Other things to note We also welcome guests to Loon Song Cottage (the main cottage on the property). We do not rent to other guests at the same time. What that means is that if you book Lakeside Cabin, there will be no other guests on the property during your stay (except the owners of the property).

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Spring Joy! Cosy Canoe Cottage

1 site · Lodging20 acres · Bancroft, ON

The cottage is at the edge of a large wilderness area. We supply an ultra-safe large canoe with paddles and lifejackets. It's an easy and fun 15 minute paddle to reach the cottage. The cottage is an artistic gem on a safe and quiet lake with beavers and loons and numerous bird species -- owls, herons, hawks, ospreys, and many migratory songbirds. In over 20 years of experience on the lake, we've seen no bears. It's a cosy three-room place with a small bedroom (8x12) with an antique double bed; a main room (16 x12) with a single bed; and a kitchen (8X12). Sleeps 3, max. Access to the cottage is up a short set of irregular stone stairs from the lake. This could be an impediment for elderly or frail people. The lake is not a private lake. There are other cottages. But it's a very quiet lake and often there's no one else there. The landscape is very similar to Algonquin Park's. North Kawartha is famous as the birthplace of the canoe. This is a thinly-populated landscape of rugged granite bluffs, thickly-forested hills and valleys, and gorgeous lakes that remain quiet and peaceful even during the hottest summer weeks. This place was made by and for lovers, artists, poets, musicians, dreamers, writers, environmentalists, ecologists, escapists...and their children. Enjoy!

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Camping at our Earthship/tire-house

13 sites · Tents4 acres · L'amable, ON

Join us on our property, where we are building our dream home (and earthship) made of tires!!! We have just under 4 acres of land, Where we offer tent camping in our forested property, in the village of L'amable. We are just south of the town of Bancroft (The Mineral capital of Canada). Surrounded by deer, moose, bear, fox, raccoon, rabbit, to name a few, you are sure to see wildlife. When booking with us you will have the ability to choose 1 of 6 campsites, where you will camp in mature forest, immersed in the beautiful vibrations and energy of the minerals that cover the land. If you have children, they are welcome to play with all of our boys, on their trampoline and play equipment, and enjoy the animals that live on our property as well. There are countless amazing local stores, and many natural attractions to visit nearby to rock hound, hike, swim, boat, and fish. There is also, an extensive trail systems to enjoy on your bikes, quads, and sleds close by. We are very child and pet friendly as well! Being newer to hipcamp, our campsites are always evolving and improving. So if you have visited in the past and enjoyed your stay, you can be certain it will be even better this time around :) **DIFFERENT OPTIONS** You have the ability to book a stay with us for either tent camping alone, or camping with a tour of our dream home (currently under construction) Either way we are sure you will enjoy our campsites and the beauty that our property and the surrounding area has to offer. ***Read our fantastic reviews from various hipcampers, as we continually strive to improve and develop our campsites for your continued enjoyment! HAPPY CAMPING!

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Simple Cabin in town

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Haliburton Village, ON

Open space, including kitchen, comfy bed, couch and wood stove. There is an outhouse and water is provided for drinking, wash up and rinsing (no running water) Basic cooking utensils, small fridge, hot plate, coffee press and kettle. The cabin is in town, there are neighbors and general sounds of town. - 2 min drive to Main street-shops, park, cafes, pub, lake access, ice skating - 5 min drive to hiking trails, cross country ski trails, snowshoe trails and the haliburton sculpture forest - 15 min drive to ski hill and water spa Parking is up in the driveway directly in front of the cabin or on the roadside in front of the cabin. Please keep tight to the right for others to pass. There is a private cedar sauna available for guests.

The best camping near Upper Madawaska River Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Upper Madawaska River Provincial Park is a haven for those seeking tranquility and adventure in the great outdoors. With its lush landscapes and flowing waters, the park offers a variety of activities such as canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and hiking. Embrace the call of the wild as you navigate the scenic waterways or explore the diverse trails that wind through this picturesque Canadian landscape.

When to go

The best time to visit Upper Madawaska River Provincial Park is during the summer months when the weather is warm and the park's full splendour is on display. However, for those who enjoy winter activities, the park also offers cross-country skiing amid a peaceful, snow-covered setting. Avoid visiting during the spring thaw or heavy rains, as water levels can rise and make certain areas inaccessible.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast and park alerts before planning your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Be mindful of the park's ecological integrity; take care to leave no trace and respect wildlife habitats.
Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park; some activities are dependent on seasonal weather conditions.
Remember, Upper Madawaska River Provincial Park is a non-operating park, so plan accordingly as there are no facilities or services provided.
For more information about the park and its water routes, visit the East Gate of Algonquin Provincial Park.

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