Central Canada

Welcome to Central Canada! This vast region is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage in the country. From the stunning shores of the Great Lakes to the bustling streets of Toronto and the historic sites of Ottawa, Central Canada has something for everyone.
Quebec
From the stunning architecture of Old Quebec City to the picturesque landscapes of Mont-Tremblant, there is something for everyone to explore and enjoy in this captivating province.
Sépaq National Parks
Camping Quebec

Ontario
As the most populous province in Canada, Ontario offers a diverse range of experiences and attractions for both residents and visitors. From the vibrant city life of Toronto to the natural beauty of Niagara Falls and Algonquin Provincial Park, there is something for everyone in Ontario.
Ontario Parks
Camping in Ontario
 

Western Canada

The Canadian Prairies - a vast expanse of land stretching as far as the eye can see. From rolling fields of golden wheat to endless skies that seem to touch the horizon, this region is a true natural wonder. But there's so much more to the Canadian Prairies than meets the eye. 

Alberta
From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the vast prairies and boreal forests, Alberta offers a wealth of outdoor activities and breathtaking scenery. Whether you're exploring Banff National Park, skiing in Jasper, or hiking in Kananaskis Country, there is no shortage of opportunities to connect with nature in this picturesque province. In addition to its natural wonders,

Alberta Parks
Other campgrounds

British Columbia
With its diverse landscapes ranging from rugged mountains to picturesque coastlines, British Columbia offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventures such as hiking, skiing, and kayaking. The province is also home to bustling cities like Vancouver and Victoria, where visitors can explore cultural attractions, dine at world-class restaurants, and experience the lively arts scene. 

BC Parks
Other Campgrounds
 

Parks Canada Campgrounds

Parks Canada has more than 10,000 campsites at its 40 National Parks across Canada.  Most campsites can be reserved in advance and we strongly recommend that you do so as campsites in the most popular destinations sell out months in advance.  Some locations offer a limited number of campsites on a first-come-first-serve basis throughout the year.  Check with the location you want to visit to see if this option is available at that park.  Note that many Parks Canada campgrounds have overflow parking lots where Guests can also stay overnight.  Freedom camping is not permitted in any national park.

Parks Canada Campgrounds

National Parks Reservations Service
 

Freedom Camping

Guests are welcome to stay in larger grocery store parking lots such as Walmart (where permitted) or even semi-truck stops.  Ensure there is no sign indicating "no overnight parking" and get verified permission to stay overnight with the operator/owner/manager of the property.

Freedom camping may be permitted on public land across Canada.  Freedom camping however is never permitted within a National or Provincial Park.

Be respectful of the environment when you choose to freedom camp.  Take all your rubbish with you and leave only your footprints.

 

Winter Camping

RVing doesn’t stop when the snow starts but there are fewer campgrounds to choose from between October and early May. If your winter RV trip includes skiing or snowboarding at a ski resort,  some ski hills allow overnight parking on the hill while other resorts have winter campgrounds close by.