10 Breathtaking Campsites in Canada Worth Planning Your Entire Trip Around
With its wild coastlines, towering peaks, glassy lakes, and remote forests, Canada is an outdoor playground for anyone craving a change of scenery and a campfire under the stars. Whether you're traveling in an RV, pitching a tent, or plotting a summer adventure during your teaching break, these ten standout campsites across the country prove that "roughing it" can still feel magical.
1. Two Jack Lakeside – Banff National Park, Alberta
Wake up beside a mirror-still glacial lake with the Rockies as your backdrop. This quiet alternative to the larger Tunnel Mountain sites offers a more peaceful camping experience without sacrificing proximity to Banff’s iconic hikes and restaurants.
Why it’s amazing: Paddle out at sunrise and watch the mountains glow pink.
Good to know: Sites are unserviced, so it's best for tenters or small RVs.
2. Green Point Campground – Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, British Columbia
Perched above the surf of Long Beach on Vancouver Island, Green Point combines old-growth rainforest, salty sea air, and west coast wildlife. Expect mossy trees, sandy toes, and maybe even a black bear sighting.
Why it’s amazing: Camp between the forest and the beach. Enough said.
Good to know: Book as soon as reservations open - this site is in high demand.
3. Fundy National Park – Point Wolfe Campground, New Brunswick
Nestled in the Acadian forest near the famous Bay of Fundy tides, this charming riverside campground is perfect for families, hikers, and anyone who appreciates the rhythm of the ocean.
Why it’s amazing: Red cliffs, lush trails, and the highest tides in the world.
Good to know: The Point Wolfe covered bridge is a photo-op must. Bring bug spray.
4. Terra Nova National Park – Newman Sound Campground, Newfoundland & Labrador
Newman Sound offers a peaceful base for exploring Terra Nova’s boreal wilderness and rugged coastline. Paddle, hike, or just breathe in the salty Atlantic breeze.
Why it’s amazing: Ocean meets forest in this under-the-radar gem.
Good to know: Several loops offer electric sites - perfect for RVers.
5. Algonquin Provincial Park – Lake of Two Rivers Campground, Ontario
As one of Ontario’s most iconic parks, Algonquin delivers quintessential Canadian camping. Lake of Two Rivers is the heart of the park, offering access to canoe routes, sandy beaches, and hiking trails.
Why it’s amazing: Classic canoe-country vibes and frequent moose sightings.
Good to know: Bears live here - secure your food and follow park protocols.
6. Wapizagonke Lake – La Mauricie National Park, Québec
Tucked into the Laurentians between Montreal and Québec City, this campground is ideal for canoe trippers and tent campers looking for calm waters and quiet coves.
Why it’s amazing: It feels remote, but it’s easy to access for a weekend getaway.
Good to know: Paddle-in sites are available for a true wilderness feel.
7. Kouchibouguac National Park – South Kouchibouguac Campground, New Brunswick
This coastal haven offers quiet beaches, warm saltwater lagoons, and over 60 km of bike trails. It's family-friendly, laid-back, and full of Acadian charm.
Why it’s amazing: Bike straight from your campsite to the beach.
Good to know: Bring water shoes for tidal exploring and shallow swimming.
8. Garden Bay Marine Campsite – Sunshine Coast, British Columbia
Accessible by boat or kayak, this marine-access-only site offers coastal seclusion for the adventurous soul. Think salty breezes, quiet coves, and the occasional curious seal.
Why it’s amazing: Backcountry vibes without the crowds—perfect for paddlers.
Good to know: It’s a pack-in, pack-out site. No services, no road access.
9. Meadow Lake Provincial Park – Kimball Lake Campground, Saskatchewan
If you're road-tripping across the prairies, Kimball Lake offers a welcome break: glassy waters, thick boreal forest, and family-friendly beaches.
Why it’s amazing: Canoeing, fishing, hiking, and sunsets that never end.
Good to know: There's a seasonal canteen for basics, but bring supplies.
10. Yukon Government Campgrounds – Kathleen Lake, Kluane National Park, Yukon
Tucked in the wilds of the Yukon with views of glacial mountains and turquoise lakes, this is northern camping at its best. It’s quiet, affordable, and utterly breathtaking.
Why it’s amazing: Remote beauty that feels untouched by time.
Good to know: Sites are first-come, first-served.
Whether you're rolling down the Trans-Canada Highway or ferry-hopping through B.C.'s coastal inlets, Canada is full of campgrounds that deserve to be the main event, not just a place to crash. From wild beaches to alpine lakes, these 10 breathtaking campsites offer unforgettable experiences for travellers of all types - families, teachers on summer break, retirees with a map and no timeline, or road-tripping couples chasing the northern lights.
Ready to plan your next great Canadian adventure? Contact Evolve Tours to book your site, plan your route, or discover even more hidden gems across this beautiful country. The open road and the perfect campsite is waiting.
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