5 Must-Visit Camping Spots in Canada

 

Wondering where to book your next camping trip? Whether you enjoy a refreshing ocean view, picturesque farmland, river-side kayaking, or the vast prairies, we got you covered with some of the most stunning and unique camp spots across the country. From beautiful British Columbia to the high tides of Nova Scotia, these campsites are a must-visit for your next camping getaway on Canadian soil. 

1. Nile Point Campsite (British Columbia)



Exclusively accessible by boat, this secluded paradise located on Nelson Island, BC, on 20 acres of privately owned oceanfront property is ideal for nature lovers who want an off grid experience to unplug and explore! Pitch your tent on a platform overlooking a fresh ocean view, enjoy a beautiful private outdoor shower with hot water, and adventure into the ocean with a complimentary canoe, kayak, or paddleboard. Oh, and last but surely not least, wind down from your day of exploring in a self-serve wood-fired hot tub in the forest. How cool is that?! 

2. Hidden Harbour Farm (New Brunswick)




Have you ever camped on a farm before? Here is your chance to experience a stay on beautiful vast farmland. This picturesque campsite is located on Campobello Island, New Brunswick with six acres of pristine woodland stretching out to Harbour de Lute bay — endless options for you to pick where to set up camp. What makes this location so unique is that not only can you enjoy the amazing views and launch kayaks at high tide, but you can explore the working farm first-hand. Experience milking sheep and collecting eggs from their heritage layers. 

3. Accolade Oceanside Camping (Nova Scotia)





Picture this. You wake up to the sound of ocean waves and the smell of soft saltwater. As you unzip your tent, the warm subtle sun hits your skin to start your day of relaxation and connection. Sounds pretty great, eh?! This campsite is located in Cheticamp, Nova Scotia on two off-grid private acres along with another four acres of the harbourside water estuary frontage to explore. Wildlife lover? Explore this location and spot eel, smelts, minnows, cranes, ducks, Canada geese, bald eagles, and more. This is a must-visit to experience a private beach getaway. 

4. Blacknot Farm (Manitoba)



Located in the heart of the prairies, just 20 minutes north of Winnipeg, Manitoba is Blacknot Farm. A beautiful and vast 12 acre treed property that is sure to satisfy your itch to escape and reconnect with nature. This location makes the perfect pitstop to explore the beauty of Manitoba during your cross Canada road trip. Not to mention, you’ll also get to experience some good ol’ Canadian hospitality from the wonderful farm owner and Campertunity host, Cindy. 

5. Lake Duborne, Blind River (Ontario)



This site is perfect for all types of campers. Whether you are a family, a group of friends, or a couple, the gorgeous 140-foot waterfront campground has ample space to have fun in nature with your loved ones. This private campsite is located on Lake Duborne, Ontario. Equipped with a dock, swim ladder, large picnic table, outhouse, and a sanding beach, ensuring a relaxing, fun, and comfortable stay. Pitch your tent, or park your trailer and enjoy the lakeside oasis sunsets. Trust us, once you’re here, you won’t want to leave. 

Learn more about how you can book this location for your next nature getaway. 

You may be feeling intense wanderlust right about now. Luckily, all these beautiful campsites are available to book on Campertunity now. 

Don’t see a campsite right for you? There are almost 500 available campsites to choose from on Campertunity. 

Article by Nora Lozano, co-founder of Campertunity, www.campertunity.com 


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