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Opémican National Park: A Canadian haven for nature lovers and adventurers.

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Nature's Harmony

12 sites · Lodging, Tents500 acres · Mattawa, ON

Nature’s Harmony is an all-season destination nestled in a remote wilderness setting overlooking the Laurentian Mountains. There are 500 acres of lush forest, woven through a creek, bay, lake, 'Little Mountain', and countless trails. We have a multitude of accommodation types to serve a variety of groups and needs, including a cabin, chalet, yurts, domes, glamping and camping. The abundant forest and off-grid accommodations allow our guests to disconnect and enjoy life’s simple pleasures. Guests also have the option to explore and relish in outdoor activities such as hiking, trail running, biking, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, SUPing, water and snow tubing, snowshoeing, and back-country skiing. We invite our guests to embrace sustainable living by using our eco showers and compost toilets. We are also grateful to be a location host of many retreats, events and gatherings, as well as host our very own trail race, Run Off The Grid.

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The Rustic Treehouse Hideaway

1 site · Lodging13 acres · Corbeil, ON

This truly unique treehouse is the perfect place to fulfill your childhood dreams, relax, unwind, and spend time with nature. An amazing structure supported by rustic logs from the surrounding forest and handcrafted by a father who wanted to create a magical space for his family to enjoy. Experience the magic and wonder of treehouse living for yourself; a glamping experience you will never forget. The space: Inside, you'll find a cozy open concept 110 square foot space, equipped with a main living/sleeping room, small kitchen area, and two small loft spaces for sleeping. The treehouse sleeps four people, including 2 adults and 2 small children comfortably. The sleeping quarters consist of two single sized beds in the loft spaces and a futon that folds out easily into a cozy double bed. An electric panel heater is the main source of heat, which keeps the small space nice and toasty. There is also a wood stove under the treehouse that can also be used for some additional heat if needed. Firewood is available upon request. The small kitchen area is equipped with a kettle, toaster, coffee press, and electric hot plate. Unfortunately, there is no refrigerator due to limited electricity, so we encourage you to bring a cooler to store your food, or one can be provided upon request There is also a small barbecue located on the lower treehouse deck for your cooking needs. There is no running water however, two large jugs of water will be provided for drinking and cooking. We provide cookware, plates, cups, bowls, and utensils. Linens will be provided for all the beds but feel free to bring an extra sleeping bag or two if you’re planning on staying on a very cold night. There is some electricity at the tree house however please try to limit use to one appliance at a time when possible (ie. turn off the heater if using the toaster or kettle). A brand-new detached outhouse just a few steps away from the treehouse will accommodate your toileting needs. The treehouse has multiple windows that provide beautiful views of the surrounding forest. For entertainment, a TV as well as a DVD player with a varied selection of DVDs is provided. Unfortunately, there is no WIFI at the treehouse however there is cell phone reception. Guest access: Guests will park in the designated guest parking space at the main house. A short 5 mins walk up a small hill will take you to the treehouse. We ensure that the trails are packed during the winter however if needed, arrangements can be made for your belongings to be transported to the treehouse with our snowmobile. Make sure to bring weather appropriate footwear. Other things to note: The treehouse is located on a private 13-acre property, sitting on top of a small hill, with no visible neighbors in sight. We have multiple trails that are great for snowshoeing and sliding (weather permitting). You will have full access to the surrounding property during your stay. Feel free to explore and familiarize yourself with nature. The hosts do live on site and are available to provide assistance promptly when needed. We are located approximately 15 mins from North Bay and 7 mins from Callander, where you can easily access Lake Nipissing and 7 mins from Lake Nosbonsing. Public snowmobile trails, a local convenience store, and LCBO are also located just a short 3-minute drive away.

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Sunnyside Resort

5 sites · Lodging, RVs12 acres · Bonfield, ON

Located on Beautiful Lake Nosbonsing, enjoy everything that camping has to offer. Boating, paddling, walking, biking, fishing, ATVing, Skidooing and so much more! Campers and Hotel Suites available for rent.Boat/kayak/paddle board/canoe rental available. Also space to bring your own! Have a Blast

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Aubrey Acres @ 71 Golfcourse road,

8 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · East Ferris, ON

25 acres of beautiful peaceful piece of paradise Come stay with us in one of our semi off grid cabins Camp in bush Enjoy our farm Animals Walk our trails Experience a massage by the pond at Dusk Golf course n lake close by Enjoy our fire pit Relax by our Billabong You could be anywhere in the world when you spend time at Aubrey Acres

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Kipawa campsite.

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Témiscaming, QC

Perfect location to enjoy a beautiful lake view. Enough space to park your RV and/or your tent. It is located at front of municipality dock and just one block from public washroom. Great spot to enjoy the river just one block from the property. Water and electricity availabl. Big picnic table and fire pit.

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Marten River Escapes

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3 acres · North Bay, ON

Marten River Escapes offers six waterfront campsites with 30 amp hydro service and three non waterfront campsites, one with 30 amp and two with 50 amp service. A couple are seasonal sites, most are transient sites. All have access to potable water faucets. A shared comfort station with flush toilets and showers with hot on demand water is centrally located. There is no sewer connections but we do have a honey wagon and guests can access dumping into our onsite septic tank. We also have one rustic glamping cabin in the campground area and a new 14 unit building under construction on the southeast portion of the property. There is an on site restaurant offering dine-in, patio seating, and take out service. (seasonally operated - hours vary depending on the season) In addition to the amenities available on the campsite you will also have access to enjoy the common shared areas of the property. Our property boasts 1000' of waterfront surrounded by crown land. We have a new shared dock with Muskoka chairs and a (typical Northern Ontario) swimming area in our semi-secluded bay. We recommend water shoes for those who go swimming and to bring a fishing rod (and fishing license) if you want to give that sport a go. A sunshade pergola was just added to the main dock area with several other seating areas scattered around the property providing relaxing water views and spectacular sunsets, all available for your enjoyment. There is a large open area to enjoy a game of frisbee or other lawn games. We also have a few water toys. A canoe, a kayak, a peddle boat and two small (fishing type) motor boats are available for a small rental FEE. You must have a valid boaters license in order to be able to rent the motor boat. All water equipment renters must sign a renters agreement prior to use. Due to sizing and proper fit, for safety we do recommend guests bring their own life jackets/pfd's but we do have some that can be used. We have a private boat launch and for a small extra fee you can reserve a dedicated boat slip space during your stay for your own personal watercraft. Boats or other water toy equipment are NOT to be left on the shore. A few local public boat launches into different lakes are also nearby. For those powersports enthusiasts (ATV's, SXS etc.) there are 100's of km's of crown land trails accessible from our property. We do NOT rent ATV's. There is space to park ONE passenger vehicle along with your rv/trailer or tents on each campsite. VERY large trucks will limit the usable lawn space available on the site. Extra passenger vehicles and/or equipment trailers must park in overflow parking.

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Nepenthe Island

1 site · Tent12 acres · North Bay, ON

YOUR OWN 12 ACRE PRIVATE ISLAND AWAITS! *BOAT ACCESS ONLY* This island is situated along the North Channel between Callandar Bay and Lake Nipissing. It is an untouched natural sanctuary, with world class water activities such as fishing, canoeing, and kayaking at your footsteps. About Lake Nipissing This beautiful lake is a fisherman's paradise, home to walleye, trophy pike, muskie, jumbo perch, and bass. The fish are biting! The scenery is breathtaking. For those who know the natural beauty of Northern Ontario, you don't need convincing. For the ones that don't, get on up here! You don't know what you're missing. About the Island There are no structures, campsites, bathrooms, or anything else of this nature on this island. It's water access only, WE DO NOT provide access to the island. Please be courteous and respectful and remove your garbage from the island when you leave. A $300 cleaning fee will apply if the island has been littered. As noted previously, guests must access the island by water. *WE DO NOT PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION TO THE ISLAND*. There are a few marinas that may rent transportation if you do not have any yourself. You can try Harpers Marina in Callandar. We do not guarantee that they will provide transportation. Please call before booking this stay. *DISCLAIMERS Access at own risk. Owner assumes no liability for injuries or guests' property being damaged. Guests should be physically willing and able to traverse the terrain. There are many bushes, trees, and rocks to consider. Children are permitted onto the island, however parents are responsible for their safety.

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Martineau Bay

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Cobalt, ON

We have just under an acre of land with spots for travel trailers/tents. Hydro hook up and water available. Situated on beautiful lake Temiskaming. A 15 minute boat ride to Temiskaming Shores or a 20 minute drive. Also a 15 minute boat ride to Ville Marie, Quebec. Many beaches to be enjoyed. Our property is great for swimming, but bring water shoes because it is a rock beach. Fish off the dock or have your morning coffee. Most days, the bay is calm as it is protected from the winds that can make Lake Temiskaming quite choppy. Canoeing, kayaking, peddle boating, fishing, hiking, atving are just some of the activities that can be enjoyed.

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Stone Oaks Farm

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents125 acres · North Bay, ON

The best camping near Opémican National Park guide

Overview

About

Nestled in the heart of the Southern Laurentians, Opémican National Park is a sanctuary of towering pines and pristine waters. Here, visitors can indulge in a plethora of activities, from kayaking the serene Lac Temiscamingue to hiking scenic trails. The park offers a variety of camping options, including the unique Étoile ready-to-camp units, making it an ideal retreat for both families and wilderness enthusiasts.

Notable campgrounds

Pointe-Opemican sector: A family-friendly campground with services and recreation areas, nestled under tall pines near Lac Temiscamingue.
Riviere-Kipawa sector: Offers rustic camping for those seeking solitude and breathtaking views atop a 70m rock wall overlooking the lake.
Boucle des Draveurs: A dog-friendly loop with two-service sites, providing easy access to trails and the comfort of modern facilities.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early, especially for peak season, as spots fill up quickly and availability is limited.
Consider visiting during shoulder seasons for better chances at securing a site and a quieter experience.
Keep an eye on cancellations, which can provide last-minute opportunities for popular dates.
Explore nearby camping options to increase your chances of finding a spot during busy times.

When to go

The best time to visit Opémican National Park is from mid-June to mid-October, when all sectors are open and fully operational. The park's natural beauty can be enjoyed year-round, but services are limited outside these months, and access may be restricted due to snow.

Know before you go

Check the park's capacity before visiting, as daily visitor limits are in place to protect the natural environment.
Be prepared for the weather; pack layers and waterproof gear to enjoy the park in all conditions.
Accessibility equipment is available for those with reduced mobility, ensuring everyone can enjoy the park's beauty.
Remember to practice Leave No Trace principles to help preserve the park's pristine condition for future visitors.
For a smooth visit, purchase your park access authorization online up to 30 days in advance.