Camping
in Alberta
Provincial
and National Parks Campgrounds
Alberta has 78 front country campgrounds in its
Provincial and National Parks, with a total of over 4000 front country
campsites.
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Camping in British Columbia
Provincial
and National Park Campgrounds
British Columbia has a seamingly endless number of
campsites, both public and private. If you're going to explore some of
the parks surrounding Vancouver make a point of taking advantage of the
reservation system, since they are extremely popular in season (be
aware that not all Provincial Park campgrounds accept reservations, and
by no means do they all have sites accessible by car).
Some parks have walk-in camping, which generally
involves carrying your gear into the site on foot. Distances to walk in
sites may be only a few metres but they do vary significanlty and we
try ("try", that's the operative word) to distinguish between walk-in
sites and back country sites. Our distinction is that backcountry sites
require some "real backpacking" to reach the tent
site. Check with the park to ensure that the sites are what you expect
in order to avoid unpleasant surprises.
As should be obvious British Columbia camping is
generally more rustic than what you'll find in eastern Canada and RVs,
motorhomes and campers may have problems finding fully serviced sites. Note: There are no lifeguards on duty at provincial parks. Swimmer's itch may be a problem at some lakes at different times
of year so towel down well and inquire with the park on arrival.
Vancouver Coast and Mountains
Alice
Lake - Reservations, front country camping, hiking, swimming
The park has 88 front country campsites. The park has its own trail
network and with a short drive you can easily get access to the
backcountry trails which will take you to the Black Tusk and Diamond
Head areas of Garibaldi Provincial Park. The park is fften used by
campers intending to visit Whistler, which is less than and hour by
car. Make sure you have reservations in the high season. From Vancouver
take the Lions Gate Bridge into West Vancouver then head up Taylor Way
to the Upper Levels Highway and head west towards Whistler. The park is
just off Hwy 99, approximately 13km north of Squamish.
Birkenhead
- Sea to Sky, Off Hwy 99 north of Whistler and Pemberton. There are 85
front country sites as well as 6 walk-ins.
Brandywine
Falls Provincial Park - Reservations, Front country camping,
hiking trails, waterfall The park is located just 11km south of the
town of Whistler on Highway 99 from Vancouver. The waterfalls are
spectacular and well worth a visit. The park is perhaps the best base
base camp you'll find for exploring Whistler, Garibaldi and the
surrounding areas. Reservations are a must in high season. From
Vancouver take the Lions Gate Bridge into West Vancouver then head up
Taylor Way to the Upper Levels Highway and head west towards Whistler.
Chilliwack
Lake - Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, Hwy 1 in the Fraser
Valley. The park has 100 front country sites.
Cultus Lake
- Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, Hwy 1 in the Fraser Valley south of
Chilliwack. this is a popular park within an hour of Vancouver, there
are 296 front country camp sites in the park.This is a very popular
spot for campers.
Golden Ears
Provincial Park - Reservations, front country camping,
backcountry camping, hiking, backpacking, mountain biking, horse
packing, canoe camping, sea kayaking, swimming A spectacular park 48km
east of Vancouver off highway 7, you'll find 343 front county campsites
and 50 walk-ins.. The park has easy car access with trails into the
backcountry and several significant peaks to scale. The park butts up
against Mount Garibaldi Park at its north boundary providing a seamless
corridor of untouched wilderness essentially surrounding the populous
lower mainland... more
Kilby
- Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, Kilby has 38 front country campsites.
Manning
- Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, on Hwy 3, in the Fraser Valley south
east of Hope. There are 355 front counrtry campsites along with 70
walk-ins. This is a spectacular park, very much representative of
British Columbia's awesome natural splendor. The park has an excellent
trail system... more
Nairn
Falls Provincial Park - Front country camping, hiking,
swimming, waterfall The park has over 80 front country campsites
available. The Nairn Falls after which the park is named are a
spectacular site at 60m in height. The park along with Brandywine Falls
and Alice Lake are often used by campers who need a base station from
which to explore Garibaldi Park or Whistler. Reservations are a must in
high season. The park is located just off Highway 99 approximately 32km
north of Whistler. From Vancouver take the Lions Gate Bridge into West
Vancouver then head up Taylor Way to the Upper Levels Highway and head
west passed Whistler.
Nicolum
River - Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, the park has 9 front
country campsites
Porpoise
Bay - Sunshine Coast. There are 84 front country sites along
with some walk-ins.
Porteau
Cove - Reservations, front country camping, scuba diving, sea
kayaking There are 44 Front Country and 15 Walk-in. A lot of the parks
campsites are situated right on the water. The park and the surrounding
area are well know to have great scuba diving. The park is locate on
the shores of Howe Sound on Hwy 99 south of Squamish about 9km from
Britannia Beach. From Vancouver take the Lions Gate Bridge into West
Vancouver then head up Taylor Way to the Upper Levels Highway and head
west towards Whistler.
Roberts
Creek - Sunshine Coast. The park has 25 front country sites.
Rolley
Lake - Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, there are 64 front
country campsites in the park.
Saltery
Bay - Sunshine Coast, the park has 42 front country sites as
well as some walk-ins.
Sasquatch
- Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, a total of 177 front country campsites.
Silver
Lake - Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley, there are 30 front
country campsites.
Skagit Valley
- Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley. Silver Tip is the closest campground to
the park entrance and has 43 sites. Ross Lake Reservoir has an
additional 88 front country sites in the south of the park. Sites are
available along the Skyline II Trail (Manning) and the Skagit River
Trail for backcountry enthusiasts. There is also group camping in the
park... more
Smelt
Bay - Sunshine Coast, their are 22 front country sites in the
park.
Stawamus
Chief - Sea to Sky, Hwy 99, Just South of Squamish. The park
has 40 walk-in campsites as well as 15 front country sites. If you ever
though about climbing the walls this is the place to do it.
Note: There are no lifeguards on duty at provincial parks. Swimmer's itch may be a problem at some lakes at different times
of year so towel down well and inquire with the park on arrival. North
Vancouver Island
Elk Falls Provincial Park
- North Vancouver Island - 122 Campsites,
Flush Toilets, Sani Station, Hiking. The campground has sites along the
river. From Campbell River follow the 28 towards Gold River. For the
most up to date information on the park as well as maps and photos
(where available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Loveland Bay Provincial Park
- North Vancouver Island - 31 Campsites,
Group Camping, Lake Canoeing, Swimming. From Campbell River take
Highway 28 4km to the west of Campbell River and follow the turnoff to
Elk Falls then turn left right after the dam and drive about 12km to
the park. For the most up to date information on the park as well as
maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Miracle Beach Provincial Park
- North Vancouver Island - 200 Campsites,
4 Walk-In Campsites, Group Camping, Showers, Flush Toilets,
Sani-Station, Wheel Chair Access From Courtenay follow the old island
highway along the coast towards Campbell River. The park is
approximately half way between the two towns. For the most up to date
information on the park as well as maps and photos (where available)
see the official park site at BC
Parks Reservations
Morton Lake Provincial Park
- North Vancouver Island - 24 Campsites,
Swimming, Canoe Tripping, Hiking, Wheel Chair Access From Highway 19
north of Campbell River head west on the Menzies Main to Morton Lake
Road which will take you into the park. For the most up to date
information on the park as well as maps and photos (where available)
see the official park site at BC
Parks Reservations
Schoen Lake Provincial Park
- North Vancouver Island - 9 Campsites,
Backcountry Camping, Hiking, Lake Canoeing The park is located off of
Highway 19 north of Campbell River between Sayward and Woss. For the
most current information on the park as well as maps and photos (where
available) see the official park site at BC Parks No
Reservations
Strathcona Provincial Park
- North Vancouver Island - 160 Campsites
(Butte Lake & Ralph River), Group Camping, Hiking, Canoeing,
Climbing, Mountaineering, Mountain Biking, Kayaking, Wilderness Camping
From Campbell River follow Highway 18 west from Campbell River towards
Gold River. The highway cuts through the northern section of the park.
For the most up to date information on the park as well as maps and
photos (where available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Note: There are no lifeguards on duty at provincial parks. Swimmer's itch may be a problem at some lakes at different times
of year so towel down well and inquire with the park on arrival. Central
Vancouver Island
Englishman River Falls
Provincial Park - Central Vancouver Island - 105
Campsites, Hiking, Swimming (but it's cold) The park has
a short hiking trail which takes you around the falls. Follow Highway 4
just north of Nanaimo towards Port Alberni and watch for Errington Road
on your left which will take you into the park. Reservations
For the most up to date information on the park as well as maps and
photos (where available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Little Qualicum Falls
Provincial Park - Central Vancouver Island - 94
Campsites, Swimming, Lake Canoeing The park is about
half way to Port Alberni from the cut off to Highway 4 north of
Nanaimo. For the most up to date information on the park as well as
maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park
- Central Vancouver Island - 175 Campsites,
25 Walk-in Sites, Hiking, Swimming, Flush Toilets, Showers,
Sani-Station, Group Camping, Picnic Shelters, Nature House, Gift Shop,
Concession Well know for it's sandy beaches the park is amongst the
most popular on the island so reservations are highly recommended. The
park is located just north of Nanaimo off Highway 1. For the most up to
date information on the park as well as maps and photos (where
available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Sproat Lake Provincial Park
- Central Vancouver Island - 58 Campsites,
Group Camping, Showers, Lake Canoeing, Swimming, Boat Launch The park
has ancient petroglyphs. From Nanaimo head north to pick up the 4 west.
The park is just a short distance passed Port Alberni. For the most up
to date information on the park as well as maps and photos (where
available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Stamp River Provincial Park
- Central Vancouver Island - 23 Campsites,
Hiking From Nanaimo head north to pick up the 4 west. At Port Alberni
follow Beaver Creek Road north into the park. The park is an excellent
area to view spawning salmon in the fall. For the most up to date
information on the park as well as maps and photos (where available)
see the official park site at BC
Parks Reservations
Note: There are no lifeguards on duty at provincial parks. Swimmer's itch may be a problem at some lakes at different times
of year so towel down well and inquire with the park on arrival. South
Vancouver Island
Bamberton Provincial Park
- South Vancouver Island - 50 Campsites,
Wheel chair Accessible, Reservations From Victoria follow Highway 1
north towards NanaiFor the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations
Cowichan River Provincial Park
- South Vancouver Island - 72 Campsites,
2 Campgrounds, 4 Walk-in Campsites (Stoltz Pool), Group Camping,
Hiking, Swimming, Kayaking, Cycling, Horseback Riding The park is well
known for it's water sports and activities including tubing (consult
with the park regarding cautions). Cyclists and horse riders can take
advantage of the Trans Canada Trail section which is accessible from
the park. From Victoria head north on Highway 1 and then west at Duncan
on the 18. There are three access points for the park. For the most up
to date information on the park as well as maps and photos (where
available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
French Beach Provincial Park
- South Vancouver Island - 69 Campsites,
Group Camping, Sani-station, Hiking, Swimming (it's very cold) From
Victoria head towards Nanaimo on Highway 1 then head southeast towards
Sooke on the 14. The park lies beyond Sooke just off Highway 14. BC Parks Reservations
Goldstream Provincial Park
- South Vancouver Island - 173 Campsites,
Group Camping, Flush Toilets (day use area only) Showers, Hiking,
Swimming, Yurts The day use area and the camping area have seperate
entrances along the highway into the park. From Victoria head towards
Nanaimo on Highway 1, the park lies along the highway just passed
Langford. For the most up to date information on the park as well as
maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Gordon Bay Provincial Park
- South Vancouver Island - 134 Campsites,
Group Camping, Showers, Flush Toilets, Swimming, Lake Canoeing From
Victoria head north on Highway 1 and then west at Duncan on the 18 to
Lake Cowichan. For the most up to date information on the park as well
as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Juan De Fuca Provincial Park
(China Beach) - South Vancouver Island - 75 Campsites,
Wilderness Camping, Hiking, Backpacking, Yurts The park lies along the
spectacular 47km Juan de Fuca Marine Trail. Wilderness camping areas
are available to backpackers along the trail. From Victoria head
towards Nanaimo on Highway 1 then head southeast towards Sooke on the
14. The park lies between Jordan River and Port Renfrew just off
Highway 14. For the most up to date information on the park as well as
maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at BC Parks Reservations
Note: There are no lifeguards on duty at provincial parks. Swimmer's itch may be a problem at some lakes at different times
of year so towel down well and inquire with the park on arrival.
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Thompson
Okanagan
Bear
Creek Provincial Park - 122 Campsites, Flush
Toilets, Showers, Swimming, Hiking, Lake Canoeing and Kayaking. The
Bear Creek Trail takes you around the rim of the canyon providing
excellent viewpoints. The beach is carpeted with course sand.
The park is located on the west side of the lake. From Kelowna head
south along the 97 then west along Westside Road. Follow Westside for
about 7km. For the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations
Ellison Provincial Park
- 71 Campsites,
Flush Toilets, Showers, Swimming, Hiking, Lake Canoeing and Kayaking,
Diving, 2 Yurts. The park has a designated diving area and three
beaches for swimmers. The park is located between Vernon and
Kelowna along the lake shore. From Vernon take 25th Avenue west passed
Okangan Landing. For the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations
Fintry Provincial Park - 100 Campsites,
Group Camping, Showers, Flush Toilets, Swimming, Hiking, Lake
Canoeing and Kayaking, Diving (across from park), Yurt. The Shorts
Creek Trail is a canyon hike which takes you up to the falls
(children must be accompanied by an adult). The park is located
on the east side of Okanagan Lake. From
Kelowna head
south along the 97 then west along Westside Road. From
Vernon head north on the 97 then take Westside road south to the
park. The park is about half way between Vernon and Kelowna. For the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations Gladstone Provincial Park - 63 Campsites,
Showers, Flush Toilets, Swimming, Hiking, Backpacking, Mountain Biking,
Canoeing, Kayaking. The park is located on Chistina Lake (one of BC's
most popular warm lakes) and the campground is Texas Creek. There are
wilderness sites accesible by canoe or kayak along the lakes shoreline.
The park has extensive hiking and backpacking trails as well as
designated mountain biking trails. From Grand Forks head east
along highway 3 to Christina Lake and watch for the signs for the road
into the park. For the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations Herald Provincial Park - 119 Campsites,
Showers, Flush Toilets, Swimming, Hiking, Lake Canoeing and Kayaking,
Sani Station. The park is located on the Salmon Arm of Sushwap Lake.
There are two trails in the park, the nature trail to Margaret Falls
and the trail to Upper Canyon. From Salmon Arm head west on the the
Trans Canada (Highway 1) to Tappen, watch for the sign at for the
turn off on your right. Head along the lake shore for 14km to the park.
For the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations Kekuli Bay Provincial Park
- 70 Campsites,
Flush Toilets, Showers, Swimming, Lake Canoeing and Kayaking. The
campgrounds have a nice view of the lake. Note: There is an active rail
line through the park on the way to the beach. The beach it self is
rocky. From Vernon head south on the 97 about 11km watch for the signs
for the road on your left which will take you into the park. For the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations Okanagan Lake Provincial Park
- 168 Campsites, Showers, Flush Toilets, Swimming, Lake Canoeing and
Kayaking. The park has two seperate campgrounds with a 1km trail
connecting them. The swimming area has a pebble beach. The park is
located off highway 97 about 11km north of Summerland on the shores of
Okangan Lake. Watch for the signs. For the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations Shuswap Lake Provincial Park - 272 Campsites,
Group Camping, Showers, Flush Toilets, Swimming, Hiking, Biking, Lake
Canoeing and Kayaking. The park has a number of hiking trails and
designated cycling paths. The park is located on Shuswap Lake. From
Salmon Arm head west on the the Trans Canada (Highway 1) to Squilax and
watch for the signs for the road to the park on the right. At the
intersection head to your right. For the most up to date information on the park as
well as maps and photos (where available) see the official park site at
BC Parks
Reservations Note:
There are no
lifeguards on duty at provincial parks. Swimmer's itch may be a problem
at some lakes at different times of year, so towel down well. Consult with your park office. Rattlesnakes
may be present in areas of the province. High boots long pants and a
little extra caution are helpful. Consult with your park office.
Gulf
Islands National Park Reserve - Islands
McDonald
Campground - Saanich Peninsula - Front Country Camping, Sea
Kayaking (nearby). Located on the edge of Vancouver Island just above
Sidney, the campground is used by kayakers and travelers who are
waiting of the next day's ferry sailing. The park is also nicely
positioned as a jump off point for exploring the Saanich Peninsula and
Victoria.
For
information on kayak camping at the regions marine parks, see our Sea Kayaking
section. For information on wilderness camping see our Hiking and Backpacking
section.
Gulf
Islands National Park Reserve - Gulf Islands
Prior
Centennial Park - Front Country Camping,
Walk-in Camping, Hiking, Sea
Kayaking. Front country camping is found on the north island at Prior
Centennial, which also has a short hiking trail. The walk-in camping
area is located on South Pender Island at Beaumont/Mount Norman. An
excellent, but challenging hike is to be had to the top of Mount Norman
(244m elevation gain), which will reward you with excellent views of
the Gulf Islands. The Roesland/Roe Lake area has hiking (but no
camping) as well as a small fresh water lake. The Pender Islands
consist of South Pender Island and North Pender Island, which are
separated by a narrow man made channel, with a short bridge connecting
the two. Pender Islands
Gulf
Islands - Provincial Parks
Montague
Harbour Marine Provincial Park - 40 Front Country Campsites,
15 Walk-in Campsites, Drinking Water, Hiking Trails, Picnic Area,
Beach, Boat Moorage - From the ferry terminal follow Sturdies Bay Road
and bare right on Montague Road which will take you into the park. BC Parks Montague
Harbour, Galiano Island
Ruckle
Provincial Park - Salt Spring Island - 8 Front
Country Campsites, 78 walk-in Campsites, hiking, sea
kayaking. There are 78 walk-in campsites in the park overlooking the
ocean and running along the forests edge. The park also has 8 front
country sites which are accessible by car. The campsites have picnic
tables, access to water and pit toilets. Reservations are not accepted
for the camping sites.From the Fulford ferry terminal take Fulford
Ganges Road a short distance, then turn right on Beaver Point Road
(there are signs) which will take you into the park. BC Parks
Gulf
Islands - Regional Parks
Descanso
Bay Regional Park - Gabriola Island
- 32 Front County Campsites, 595 Taylor
Bay Road, All Year From the Ferry the turn off for Taylor Bay Road is
less than a kilometre on your left as you drive onto the island.
- Beaumont Provincial Park - Pender Islands
- Prior Centennial Park - Gulf Islands National Park,
Pender Islands
Forest Service Campgrounds
BC
Forest Service Recreation from the BC Forest Service
BC Forests have over eleven hundred camping sites
scattered throughout the province. Some are managed and some are user
managed, with some of the managed sites charging a fee for camping.
Many of these sites are located in spectacular natural surroundings. In
addition the Forest Service has a large network of trails it oversees,
which include some of the finest hiking in the province.
Note: Forest Service sites can be isolated and
access may require a 4x4, chains and the use of active logging roads
(definately not recommended), which may be restricted (access may
change overnight because of policy and/or road conditions). In addition
austerity programs have trimmed the number of sites available and/or
the type of management of the sites. Definately contact the Forest
Service before you go!
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RVs & Private Campgrounds Vancouver
Metro
Coast
& Mountains
Whistler
- Alder
Bay Resort - Alder
Bay Drive, Port McNeill
- Bates
Beach Ocean Front Resort - 5726 Coral Road, Courtenay
- Beachcomber
RV Park - 3290 Campion Road, Saanichton
- Bella
Pacifica - 400 McKenzie Beach Road, Tofino, Vancouver Island
West
- Beaver
Lake Resort - 8631 South Shore Road, Lake Cowichan
- Cameron
Lake Resort - Highway 4 (Cameron Lake), Qualicum Beach
- Campbell
River Fishing Village RV Park - 260 South Island Highway,
Campbell River
- Cape
Lazo Resort Campground & RV Park - 685 Lazo Road,
Comox
- Chemainus
Garden - RV Park, 3042 River Road, Chemainus, Vancouver
Island South
- Country
Maples RV Resort - 9019 Highway 1, Chemainus
- Crystal
Cove Beach Resort - 1165 Cedarwood Place, Tofino
- Fishboy
Park - 1546 Sayward Road, Sayward
- Fort
Victoria - RV Park, 340 Island Highway, View Royal, Vancouver
Island South
- Lakeshore
Campground and Cottage - 9752 Lakeshore Road, Port Alberni
- Parkside
Campground & RV Park - 6301 Gold River Highway,
Campbell River
- Park
Sands Beach Resort - 105 East Island Highway, Parksville
- Rondalyn
Resort - 1350 Timberlands Road, Ladysmith
- Telegraph
Cove Marina and RV Park - 1642 Telegraph Cove Road, Telegraph
Cove
- Thetis Lake Campground - 1 - 1938 West Park Lane,
(250) 478-3845, Victoria
- Ucluelet
Campground - 260 Sea Plane Base Road, Ucluelet
- Westbay
Marine Village - 453 Head Street, Victoria
- Westwood
Lake RV Camping - 380 Westwood Road, Nanaimo
Gulf Islands
Thompson
Okanagan
- Apple
Valley Orchard RV Park - 1980 Union Road, Kelowna
- Brookvale
Holiday Resort - 1219 E Lakeshore Drive, Osoyoos
- Canoe River
Campground - 6190 Highway 5, Valemont
- Castle Resort - 375 Rainbow Lake Road, Princeton
- Chistina
Pines Campground - 1528 Neimi Road, Christina Lake
- Claybanks
RV Park - 1302 Voght Street, Merritt
- Clearwater
Valley Resort - 373 Clearwater Valley Road, Clearwater
- Desert
Lake RV Resort - 7135 374 Avenue, Oliver
- Dutch's
Campground - 15408 Kalamalka Lake Road, Vernon
- Holiday Park RV &
Condo Resort - 1 415 Commonwealth Road, Kelowna
- Okanagan RV Park
- 1865 Ross Road, Kelowna
- Salmon
Arm Camping Resort - 381 Highway 97B NE, Salmon Arm
- Summerland
Campground & RV Park - 5011 Towgood Place, Summerland
- Todd's
RV & Camping - 3976 Beach Avenue, Peachland
- West
Bay Beach Resort - 3745 West Bay Road, Westbank
- Wright's
Beach Camp RV Park - Highway 97 South, Penticton
Kootenay
Rockies
Cariboo
Chilcotin Coast
Northern
British Columbia
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Camping
in New Brunswick
Provincial and National Park
Campgrounds
New Brunswick has a a wide variety of camping
opportunities for visits to the province. From forested uplands, to
wide open valleys, to ocean side sites overlooking the beach. With much
of the province surrounded by water it should come as no surprise that
the beaches are a major attraction for campers.
Northumberland Straight on the Atlantic coast has
several Provincial Parks as well as Kouchibouguac National Park to
choose from. Sandy beaches, warm waters and comfortable campgrounds
abound. On the Fundy shore you'll also find innumerable parks including
another National park, this one named after the bay itself. Further up
the coast on the edge of Maine, there are two very interesting parks on
the Fundy Isles, Anchorage on Grande Manan and Herring Cove on
Campobello Island.
- Anchorage - Anchorage Provincial Park, Grand Manan,
Fundy Coastal Drive, Southwest
- Armstrong
Brook - Mount Carleton
Provincial Park, Appalachian Range Route, Central Northern
- Chignecto - Fundy National Park, Fundy Coastal Drive,
Southeastern
- Cote-a-Fabien - Kouchibouguac National Park, Richibucto, Central
Eastern, Acadian Coastal Drive
- Headquarters - Fundy National Park, Fundy Coastal Drive,
Southeastern
- Herring
Cove - Herring Cove
Provincial Park, Campobello Island, Fundy Coastal Drive, Southwest
- Les Jardin de la Republique - Les Jardin de al Republic Provincial Park,
Edmunston, River Valley Scenic Drive, Northwestern
- Mactaquac
- Mactuac Provincial Park,
Fredericton, River Valley Scenic Drive, Central
- Murray Beach - Murray Beach Provincial Park, , Shediac, Acadian
Coastal Drive, Southeastern
- New
River - New River Beach
Provincial Park, St. George, Fundy Coastal Drive, Southwestern
- Parlee Beach - Parlee Beach Provincial Park, Shediac, Acadian
Coastal Drive, Southeastern
- Point Wolfe - Fundy National Park, Fundy Coastal Drive,
Southeastern
- South Kouchibouguac Campground - Kouchibouguac National Park, Richibucto, Central
Eastern, Acadian Coastal Drive
- Sugarloaf
- Sugarloaf Provincial Park,
Campbellton, Acadian Coastal Drive, North Northern
- Wolfe Lake - Fundy National Park, Fundy Coastal Drive,
Southeastern
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Camping
in Nova Scotia
Provincial
and National Park Campgrounds
Nova Scotia has two National and several dozen
Provincial Parks, the majority of which offer camping. The front
country campgrounds vary from neighbourly open spaces to heavily wooded
sites such as those in Kejimkujic. A large number of the Provincial
parks are located along the Province's shores.
This of course hints at the vast number of sandy
beaches in the Province. The parks along the Northumberland Straight
(Sunrise Trail, Northeastern) take advantage of the warmest waters
north of the Carolinas. Mountain bikers will love the trails in Cape
Breton Highlands and Kejimkujic National Park. Paddlers have probably
picked up on Kejimkujic's reputation for canoe camping. Kejimkujic
along with Cape Chignecto are probably the best destinations for
serious backpackers, while hikers will be pleased to find trails in
almost every park in the Province. Expert sea kayakers can take
advantage of the waters of Cape Chignecto, Five Islands and Cape Breton.
- Amherst
Shore - Amherst Shore
Provincial Park, Sunrise Trail (Northeaster)
- Battery - Battery Provincial Park, Cape Breton
- Big Intervale - Cape Breton Highlands National Park
- Blomidon - Blomidon Provincial Park, Evangeline
Trail, Northwestern
- Boylston - Boylston Provincial Park, Marine Drive,
Southeastern
- Broad Cove - Cape Breton Highlands National Park, ,
Cape Breton
- Cape
Chignecto - Cape Chignecto
Provincial Park, Glooscap, North Central
- Caribou - Caribou Provincial Park, Sunrise Trail,
North Eastern
- Cheticamp Campground - Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Cape
Breton (Far Eastern)
- Corney Brook Campground - Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Cape
Breton
- Dollar
Lake - Dollar Lake
Provincial Park, Marine Drive, Southeastern
- Ellenwood Lake - Ellenwood Lake Provincial Park,
Lighthouse Route, Southwestern
- Five
Islands - Five Islands
Provincial Park, Glooscap, North Central
- Graves
Island - Graves Island
Provincial Park, Lighthouse Route, Southwestern
- Ingonish - Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Cape
Breton
- The
Islands - The Islands
Provincial Park, Lighthouse Route, Southwestern
- Jeremy's
Bay - Kejimkujic, Evangeline Trail, Northwestern
- MacIntosh Brook - Cape Breton Highlands National Park
- Mira
River - Mira River
Provincial Park, Cape Breton
- Rissers
Beach - Rissers Beach
Provincial Park, Lighthouse Route, Southwestern
- Salsman - Salsman Provincial Park, Marine Drive,
Southeastern
- Saltsprings - Saltsprings Provincial Park, Sunrise
Trail, Northeastern
- Smileys - Smileys Provincial Park, Glooscap, North
Central
- Thomas
Raddall - Thomas Raddall
Provincial Park, Lighthouse Route, Southwestern
- Valleyview - Valleyview Provincial Park, Evangeline,
Northwestern
- Whycocomagh - Whycocomagh Provincial
Park, Cape Breton
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Provincial and National Park
Campgrounds
Ontario has 107 front country campgrounds in its
Provincial and National Parks, with a total of over 5000 front country
campsites.
Ontario Conservation Area Campgrounds
The following conservation areas have front country
campgrounds. Check with the Conservation Authorities website for
details on each areas facilities, season, fees and the available
recreational activities. For more information have a look at Out-There's Listing of Ontario
Conservation Areas.
Parks of the St. Lawrence Campgrounds
The parks of the St. Lawrence are located between
the Quebec border and Kingston along the shores and islands of the St.
Lawrence River in Ontario. The parks have hundreds of campsites
available and a variety of facilities and attractions. This includes
the Crysler
Park Marina, Upper Canada
Migratory Bird Sanctuary, Upper Canada Village,
Upper
Canada Golf Course and the wonderful Queen Elizabeth Gardens.
Note: The parks have
alcohol bans, usually during the long weekends. The Upper Canada
Migratory Bird Sanctuary has an alcohol ban throughout the season.
Contact the parks for the details.
Ivy Lee
A campers park, Ivy Lea is one of the most popular
of the parks. There is a walk-in camping area with nine site that the
kids will love. You can go cycling on the St. Lawrence Recreational
Trail or swimming at one of the parks beaches.
- 150+ Campsites, 33 with electricity
- 9 Walk-in Sites
- Showers
- Laundromat
- Comfort Station
- Dumping Station
- Food Concession
- Swimming
- Cycling
- Scuba
- Boat Launch
The park is located just off the Thousand Island
Parkway on the 81 (bridge to the US) below 401. You can reach the park
directly from the 401 by taking exit 659. The park is approximately
35km west of Brockville.
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Riverside-Cedar Campsite
Located along the old highway this is one of
several campers parks on route. The park has a number of programs and
recreational facilities and is the closest to many of the attractions
and facilities managed by the park system, including Crysler Park Marina,
Upper
Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary and Upper Canada Village.
- 300 Campsites, 163 with electricity, 50 are for RVs
- Showers
- Comfort Station
- Dumping Station
- Food Concession
- Swimming
- Boat Launch
- Canoe Rentals
The park is located about 30km west of Cornwall off
Country Road 2. From the 401 take exit 758 if you're coming from the
east or 750 if from the west.
Long Sault Parkway -
Mclaren, Woodlands, Mille Roches
There are actually three campgrounds along the
parkway, McLaren, Woodlands and Mille Roches. Each has it's own flavour
and all have waterfront, electrical and RV sites except Mille Roches
which doesn't have specific sites for RV's. The park is close to most
of the park systems facilities and attractions, including Crysler Park Marina,
Upper
Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary and Upper Canada Village.
- Mille Roches 208, 45 with electricity
- Woodlands 179, 45 with electricity, 17 with water
and electricity
- McLaren 206, 50 with electricity, 15 with water and
electricity
- Showers
- Comfort Station
- Dumping Station
- Food Concession
- Swimming
- Boat Launch
In addition to the above Woodlands and Mille Roches
have food concessions.
The parkway is located just west of Cornwall. On
the 401 take exit 778 if your coming from the east or 770 from the
west.
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Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary
Campground
The campground is surrounded by the bird sanctuary
which allows for some wonderful opportunities for nature observation.
You'll find 8km of hiking trails as well as access to the St. Lawrence
Recreational Trail. Interpretive programs are numerous.
- 69 Campsites, 32 with electricity
- Showers
- Comfort Station
- Dumping Station
- Boat Launch
- Swimming
From the 401 take exit 758 if your heading east or
exit 770 if your heading west. The park has a complete alcohol ban
throughout the season.
Glengarry Park Campsite
A campers park not far from Montreal with swimming
in Lac Saint-Francois and interpretive programs during the high season.
- 183 Campsites, 50 with electricity, 14 have water
and electricity
- Showers
- Comfort Station
- Dumping Station
- Boat Launch
- Swimming
The park is located 3km east of Lancaster a short
distance from the Quebec border. From the 401 take exit 814 and then
head east along the South Service Road.
- Crysler
Park Marina
- Fort
Henry
- Upper
Canada Golf
- Upper
Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary
- Upper
Canada Village
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RV & Private Campgrounds
Toronto Region RV & Private
Campgrounds
- Cedar
Park Resort - 6296
Cedar Park Road, Hampton, Toronto Region, Ontario
- Grangeways
- 9700 Concession 3, Sandford, Toronto Region, Ontario
- Leisure
Time Park - Highway 9, Caladon, Toronto Region, Ontario
- Pondrosa
Campground - 19332 Highway 48, Mount Albert, Toronto Region,
Ontario
- Springwater
Trailer Park - 4331 Highway 7A, Nestleton, Toronto Region,
Ontario
- Trout
Water Family Camping - Highway 7, Sunderland, Toronto Region,
Ontario
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Central
Ontario
North RV
& Private Campgrounds - Georgian
Bay, Muskoka, Bruce Peninsula, Grey, Lake Simcoe, Algonquin West
Located north of Toronto and east of Algonquin
Park. This is the biggest part of Ontario's cottage country, along with
the neighboring areas of Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton.
- Algonquin
Trails Camping Resort - Dwight, Algonquin area
- Arran
Lake Trailer Park - Arran Lake, Owen Sound area, Bruce County
- Black
River Wilderness Camp - Rama, Simcoe County
- Bonnie
Lake Camping - Bracebridge, Muskoka
- Fiddlehead
Resort Camp - Wiarton, Bruce County
- Green
Acres Campground & RV Park - Kincardine, Bruce County
- Hammock
Harbour RV Park - Orillia, Simcoe County
- Lafontaine
Camping & RV Park - Penetanguishene, Simcoe County
- Nicolston
Dam Camping - Alliston, Simcoe County
- Picnic
Island Resort - Honey Harbour, Muskoka
- Sauble
Beach Resort Camp - Sauble Beach, Bruce County
- Summerhouse
Park - Miller Lake, Bruce Peninsula
- Tobermory
Village Campground - Tobermory, Ontario
- Woodland
Park - Sauble Falls, Bruce County
- Wasaga
Dunes Family Campground - Wasaga Beach, Simcoe County
Central
Ontario
South RV
& Private Campgrounds -
Peterborough, Kawartha, Haliburton, Bancroft, Algonquin South
Located in the heartland just above Lake Ontario
and south of Algonquin Park. This is a part of Ontario's cottage
country, along with the neighboring areas of Lake Simcoe, Muskoka and
Georgian Bay.
- Bancroft
Campground - 98
Bird Lake Road, Bancroft, Central Ontario South, Ontario
- Bailey's
Bay - RR 2, Peterborough, Central Ontario South, Ontario
- Bell
Haven Trailer Park - 523 City Road 36 North, Bobcaygeon,
Central Ontario South, Ontario
- Buckhorn
Narrows Resort - Buckhorn, Central Ontario South, Ontario
- Cole's
Point Resort & Trailer Park - 332 Coles Point Road,
Campbellford, Central Ontario South, Ontario
- Crystal
Beach Camp Resort - 51 Crystal Beach Lane, Madoc, Central
Ontario South, Ontario
- Dreamland
- RR 3, Hastings, Central Ontario South, Ontario
- Fenelon
Valley Trailer Park - 1802 County Road, Fenelon Falls,
Central Ontario South, Ontario
- Glen
Allen Park - RR 1, Crowe Lake, Mamora, Central Ontario South,
Ontario
- Lakefield
Campgrounds - 59 Hague Boulevard, Lakefield, Central Ontario
South, Ontario
- Lancaster
Cottage & Trailer Resort - 691 Frank Hill, Road,
Peterborough, Central Ontario South, Ontario
- Red
Setter Resort - 1539 Trent River Road, Havelock, Central
Ontario South, Ontario
- Spring
Rock Camp - 2270 Millage Road, Youngs Point, Central Ontario
South, Ontario
- Tipper's
Family Campground - 115 Varty Road, Tweed, Central Ontario
South, Ontario
Eastern Ontario RV
& Private Campgrounds - Ottawa,
Kingston, Thousand Islands, Algonquin East
- 1000
Islands KOA (Ivy
Lea) - 514-1000 Islands Parkway, Lansdowne, Eastern Ontario, Ontario
- Black
Donald Trailer Park - 628 Black Donald Road, Calabogie,
Eastern Ontario, Ontario
- Bon
Echo Family Campground - 1178 Head Road, Cloyne, Eastern
Ontario, Ontario
- Canadian Timberland Campground -
Renfrew
- Cedar
Cove Resort - White Lake
- Cedar
Haven Park - Cobden
- Cedar
Trees Resort - Napanee
- Desert
Lake Family Resort - Hartington
- Doran
Bay Resort - Morrisburg
- Evergreen
Camping & Resort - 5279 Country Road, Alfred, Eastern
Ontario, Ontario
- Loon's
Call Campground - Cloyne
- McCreary's
Beach Resort - RR 6, Perth, Eastern Ontario, Ontario
- Poplar
Grove Trailer Park - 6154 Bank Street, Ottawa, Eastern
Ontario, Ontario
- Rideau
Acres Campground - 1014 Cunningham Road, Kingston, Eastern
Ontario, Ontario
- Sunny
Hill Resort - Barry’s Bay
Northern Ontario RV and Private
Campgrounds - Nipissing, Manitoulin, Superior, Sudbury,
Sault Sainte Marie, Thunderbay, Lake of the Woods, Algonquin North
- Bayview
Camp & Cottages - 35 Camp Road, Callander, Northern
Ontario, Ontario
- Fairview
Park Camping - 395 Riverbend Road, North Bay, Northern
Ontario, Ontario
- Glenview
Cottages & RV Park - 2611 Great Northern Road, Sault
Sainte Marie, Northern Ontario, Ontario
- Happy
Land Park - RR 5, Thunder Bay, Northern Ontario, Ontario
- Manitoulin
Resort - 152 Holiday Haven Road, Manitowaning, Northern
Ontario, Ontario
- Manotouwabing
Tent & Trailer Park - 545 Centre Road, Parry Sound,
Northern Ontario, Ontario
- Russ
Haven Resort - RR 2, Burks Falls, Northern Ontario, Ontario
- Granite
Ridge Wilderness Campground - RR 1, Kearney, Northern
Ontario, Ontario
- Sid
Turcotte Park - 750 Mattawan Street, Mattawa, Northern
Ontario, Ontario
- Stillwater
Park - 358 Highway 17, Nipigon, Northern Ontario, Ontario
- Sunset
Shores Resort - 10243 Highway 17, Batchawana Bay, Northern
Ontario, Ontario
Prince Edward County RV and Private
Campgrounds - Quinte Isle, Quinte, PEC
- Bayside Cottages & RV
Park
- Hayward Long Reach
- Camp Barcovan - RV Park & Campground
- Cederdale Family Campground - Campground & Cottages
- Johnson's - R.V. Park, Cottages
& Marina
- West Lake Willows - RV Park, Camping, Cottages
- Westley Acres Campground
Southwestern
Ontario RV & Private Campgrounds - Niagara
Falls, London, Kitchener-Waterloo, Windsor, Lake Erie, Lake Huron
- Bingerman's
Camping Resort - 425
Bingeman Centre Drive, Kitchener, Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Campers
Cove - RR1, Wheatley, Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Emerald
Lake - 7248 Gore Road, Puslinch, Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Golden
Pont RV Resort - 4340 Cromarty Drive, Mossley, Southwestern
Ontario, Ontario
- Grand
Oaks Park - 107 Highway 54, Cayuga, Southwestern Ontario,
Ontario
- Great
Canadian Hideaway - 32910 Centre Road, Parkhill, Southwestern
Ontario, Ontario
- Green
Acre Park - 580 Beaver Creek Road, Waterloo, Southwestern
Ontario, Ontario
- Jefferson
Junction - 4838 Switzer Drive, Appin, Southwestern Ontario,
Ontario
- King
Waldorf's Tent & Trailer Park - 9015 Stanley Avenue,
Niagara Falls, Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Knights
Beach - RR 9, Dunnville, Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Lake
Huron Resort - 82803 Bluewater Highway 21, Goderich,
Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Lambton
Centre Family Campground - 6602 Lakeshore Road, Forest,
Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Our
Ponderosa RV & Golf Resort - 9338 Ipperwash Beach,
Forest, Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Paul
Bunyan Lakefront Resort - 75559 Liddendale Street, Bayfield,
Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Riverside
Park Campground - 13541 Niagara Parkway, Niagara Falls,
Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- River
View Campground - 22164 Valleyview Road, Thorndale,
Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Sturgeon
Woods Campground - Point Pelee Drive, Leamington,
Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Trillium
Court - 1532 Highway 59, Port Rowan, Southwestern Ontario,
Ontario
- Trout
Haven Park - 24749 Park Street, Strathroy, Southwestern
Ontario, Ontario
- Wildwood
Golf & RV Resort - 11112 Concession Road 11,
McGregor, Southwestern Ontario, Ontario
- Yogi
Bear's Jellystone Park (Niagara) - 8676 Oakwood Drive,
Niagara Falls
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Provincial and National Park
Campgrounds
Quebec has 68 front country campgrounds in its
Provincial and National Parks, with a total of over 4000 front country
campsites. This large amount of camping spots indicates the need that
Canadians have for getting into the wilderness.
Eastern Townships
- Caravans 55 - (819) 846-6055, Boomtown, Eastern
Townships
- Roulettes Evasion - Sherbrooke,
Eastern Townships
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Provincial
Parks
Outdoor Retailers Canada
Alberta
Outdoor Retailers
Calgary
- Campers
Village - 7208 Macleod Trail SE, Calgary, Alberta
- Gear
Up Sports - 1302 Bow Valley Trail, Canmore, Alberta
- The
Hostel Shop - 730-10th Avenue S.W, Calgary, Alberta
- Mountain
Equipment Co-op - Retail, 830-10 Ave, S. Calgary, Alberta
Banff & Canmore
- Mountain
Magic - 224 Bear St, Banff, Canadian Rockies, Alberta
- Rebound
Cycle - Retail and Rentals, 902 Main St, Canmore, Canadian
Rockies, Alberta
- Ultimate
Banff - Snowboard/Ski Retail, Banff, Canadian
Rockies, Alberta
Jasper
- Gravity
Gear - Jasper, Canadian Rockies, Alberta
Jasper
Sports - Jasper, Canadian Rockies, Alberta
Totem
Ski Shop - Jasper, Canadian Rockies, Alberta
British Columbia Outdoor Retailers
Vancouver Coast and Mountains
- A J
Brooks - Vancouver
- Backpackers
Shop - Vancouver
- BC
Sea Kayak - Powell River
- Blak
Dog Bikes - Bikes, Coquitlam
- Caps
Bikes - Bikes, Vancouver
- Chain
Reaction - Snowboards, Nordic Ski, Bikes, Vancouver
- Coast
Mountain Sports - Outdoor Gear, Multiple Locations
- Corsa
Cycles - Bikes, Squamish
- Deep
Cove Kayak - Kayak Sales & Rentals, Deep Cove
- Dive
and Sea Sports - Scuba, New Westminster
- The
Diving Locker - Scuba, Coquitlam
- Europe
Bound - Outdoor & Travel Gear, Vancouver
- Ecomarine
Ocean Kayak Centre - Kayak Sales and Rentals, Vancouver
- Middleton's
Specialty Boats - Paddling Gear, North Vancouver
- Mountain
Equipment Co-op - Outdoor Gear, Sales & Rentals,
Vancouver
- On
Top Bike Shop - Bikes, North Vancouver
- Pacific
Rim Cycle - Bikes, Vancouver
- Pedals
and Paddles - Canoe & Kayak Rentals, Sechelt Inlet
- Sea
to Sky Kayak Centre - Paddling Gear, North Vancouver
- Sea
to Sky Ocean Sports - Sea Kayaking, Diving, Squamish
- Sportchek.ca
- Traditional Sports, Various Locations
- Steed
Cycles - Bikes, North Vancouver
- Sunshine
Kayaking - Gibsons Landing
- Suncoast
Diving - Scuba, Sunshine Coast
- Swiss
Sports Haus - Snowboard & Skis, West Vancouver
- Valhalla
Pure - Outdoor Gear, Vancouver
- Western
Canoeing and Kayaking - Canoeing and Kayaking, Abbotsford
- White
Rock Cycle - Bikes, White Rock
Whistler
- Advanced
Sports Therapy - 205 -
4433 Sundial Place, Whistler
- Affinity
Sports - 203-4204 Village Square, Whistler
- Cross
Country Connection - Snowshoe & XC Rentals Whistler
- Eddie
Bauer - #116-4295 Blackcomb Way, Whistler
- Escape
Route - 113-4350 Lorimer Road, Whistler Village North
- Fanatyk
Ski and Cycle - 6-4433 Sundial Place, Whistler
- Foot
Locker - 104 - 4295 Blackcomb Way, Whistler
- Helly
Hansen - 115-4090 Whistler Way, Whistler
- Pro
Ride Snowboard Development - Whistler
- SnowCovers
- #126-4340 Lorimer Rd, Whistler
- Spicy
Sports - 102-4205 Village Square, Whistler
- Summit
Ski - 4050 Whistler Way, Whistler
- Whistler
Village Sports - 4254 Village Stroll, Whistler
- Wild
Willies Ski Shop - 101-4240 Gateway Loop, Whistler
Vancouver
Island
- Addiction
Surfboards -
Surfing, 2036 Idlemore Sooke
- Alberni
Outpost - Outdoor Gear, Port Alberni, Nanaimo
- Arrowsmith
Mountain Cycle - Bikes, 674 East Island Highway, Parksville
- Barracuda
Surfboards - Surfing, Victoria
- Bike
Celler - Bikes, 721 Yates Street, Victoria
- Barkley
Sound Kayak Centre - Paddlesports
- Bosuns
Locker - Surfing, 580 Johnson Street, Victoria
- Chain
Chain Chain - Bikes, 1410 Broad Street, Victoria
- Coastal
Cycle & Watersports - Bikes, Paddlesports, 1-1610
Island Hwy Victoria
- Coastline
- Surfing, 1417 Broad St Victoria
- Comox
Valley Kayaks - Paddlesports
- Cutting
Edge Sports - Surfing, 5039 Johnston Road, Port Alberni
- Dodge
City Cycle - Bikes, 2705 Dunsmuir Avenue, Cumberland
- Fairfield
Bicycle Shop - Specialty Bikes, 1275 Oscar Street, Victoria
- Frontrunners
- Shoes and accessories for runners & athletes, 1200 Vancouver
Street, Victoria
- Island
Cycle - Bikes, 105 - 191 East Jensen, Parksville
- Island
Longboards - Surfing, 3464 Brittain Blvd Qualicum Beach
- Just
Birding - Tofino
- Live
to Surf - Surfing, 1180 Pacific Rim Highway, Tofino
- Longbeach
Surf Shop - Surfing, 630 Campbell St, Box 95 Tofino
- Marty's
Mountain Cycle - Mountain Bikes, Victoria
- Mountain
Equipment Co-op - Outdoor Gear, 1450 Government Street,
Victoria
- Natural
West Coast Gear - Victoria
- Neverland
Cycle 'N' Gear - Bikes
- North
Park Bicycle Shop - Bikes, 1725 Quadra Street, Victoria
- Oak
Bay Bikes - Bikes, Oak Bay
- Ocean
River Sports - Paddlesports, Victoria
- Pacific
Island Canoe & Kakak - Paddlesports, Victoria
- Pacific
Rim Bicycle - Bikes, 2129 Bowen Road, Nanaimo
- Pacific
Trekking - Victoria
- Rider's
Cycles - Bikes, 1092 Cloverdale Avenue, Victoria
- Robsons
Outdoor Store - Outdoor Gear, Victoria
- Russ
Hays - Bikes, 9781A 2nd Street, Sidney
- Sitka
Surfboards - Surfing, #5-3131 Delta St, Victoria
- Sooke
Cycle - Bikes, 6707 West Coast Road, Sooke
- Sports
Rent - (Government) - 1950 Government Street, Victoria
- Sports
Traders - 508 Discovery Street, Victoria
- Straight
Up Cycle - Bikes, 2652 Quadra Street, Victoria
- ThreeSixty
- Boarding, 506 Herald Street, Victoria
- Urban
Lemming Adventure Sports - 151 Dogwood, Campbell River
- Valhalla
Pure Outfitters - Outdoor Gear, 615 Broughton Street, Victoria
- Vancouver
Island Canoe & Kayak Centre - Paddlesports
Gulf Islands
Ontario Outdoor Retailers
Central
Ontario
- Algonquin Cycle (705) 789-1277, Huntsville, Muskoka
- Algonquin
Outfitters - Oxtongue Lake, Muskoka
- Barrie's
Ski & Sports -
Barrie, Simcoe County
- Badlands - Blue Mountain Resort
- Cowan
Canoe Livery - Paisley, Bruce County
- Bruce
Peninsula Outfitters - Tobermory, Bruce County
- Columbia@Blue - Blue Mountain Resort
- Chatahoochi
River Runs - Walkerton, Bruce County
- Divers
Den - Tobermory, Bruce County
- Ecclestone
Cycle - Bracebridge, Muskoka
- The CyclePath - (705) 726-9750, Barrie, Simcoe
County
- Danny's Cycle & Sports - (705) 435-3405,
Alliston, Simcoe County
- Dive Tobermory - (519) 593-2219, Tobermory, Bruce
County
- Garner's
Sports Excellence - Barrie, Simcoe County
- G
and S Watersports - Tobermory, Bruce County
- Greater
Saugeen Trading Company - Paisley, Bruce County
- Huron
Kayak and Canoe - Paisley, Bruce County
- J&R
Cycle - Wasaga Beach, Simcoe County
- Groundhog Divers - (519) 389-3629, Port Elgin,
Bruce County
- Jolley's
Alternative Wheels - Owen Sound, Grey County
- Joy Source For Sports - (519) 881-2046, Walkerton,
Bruce County
- Kamikaze The Outdoor Store - (705) 446-1234,
Collingwood, Simcoe County
- Little Ed's Bike Shop - (705) 444-5488,
Collingwood, Simcoe County
- M F M Sporting Goods - (519) 389-3791, Port Elgin,
Bruce County
- Muskoka Bicycle Pro Shop - (705) 789-8344,
Huntsville, Muskoka
- Muskoka Outfitters
- Bracebridge, Muskoka
- The Muskoka Store - 1-800-MUSKOKA, Gravenhurst,
Muskoka
- Neilson
Bicycles - (706) 645-8534, Bracebridge, Muskoka
- Northland Canoes - (705) 789-2481, Huntsville,
Muskoka
- Northern Multisport - (705) 329-4555, Orillia,
Simcoe County
- Portage Store - (705) 789-3645, Algonquin Park
- Red
Devil Sports - Blue Mountain Resort
- Rick's Bikes (519) 832-2744, Port Elgin, Bruce
County
- Sauble
Sports Rentals - Sauble Beach, Bruce County
- Skiis
& Biikes - (705) 445-9777, Collingwood, Simcoe County
- Slalom
Gate Ski - Georgian Peaks
- Squire John's Of Collingwood - (705) 445-1130,
Collingwood, Simcoe County
- Suntrail
Outfitters
- Terry's Cycle & Repair - (519) 376-0766,
Owen Sound, Grey County
- Thorncrest
Outfitters - Southampton, Bruce County
- True Blue - Blue Mountain Resort
- Vertical
Snowboards - Owen Sound, Grey County
Prince Edward County
- Annie's
Pedel & Prop - (613) 476-4649, Picton
- Bloomfield Bicylce Company - Bloomfield
Ottawa
& Eastern Ontario
- Bushtukah -
Bicycles, 203 Richmond Road, Ottawa
- Cyco's
- Bicycles, 5 Hawthorne Avenue, Ottawa
- G.M.
Bertrand - Bicycles, 167 Wellington, Gatineau (Quebec)
- Cycle
Outaouais - 1955, St-Louis street, Gatineau, Québec
- Dinardo’s
Skis & Wheels - Bicycles, 18 Northside Road, Bells
Corners, Nepean
- Fresh
Air Experience - Bicycles, 1291 Wellington Street, Ottawa
- Full
Cycle - Bicycles, 427 St Laurent Boulevard, Ottawa
- Greg
Christie's Ski & Cycle - Bicycles, Old Chelsea, Quebec
- Kunstadt
Sports - Bicycles, 462 Hazeldean Road, Kanata
- McCrank's
Cycles
- Mountain
Equipment Co-op - Bicycle, Paddling & Outdoor Gear,
Ottawa
- Orleans
Cycles - Bicycles, 2404 St Joseph Boulevard, Orleans
- Pecco's
- Bicycles, 86 Murray Street, Ottawa
- Trailhead
- 237 Princess Street, Kingston
- Trailhead
- 1960 Scott Street, Ottawa
Toronto
- Al
Flaherty's Outdoor Store
- All
Wheels - 2700 Dufferin Street, Toronto
- Badrockbikes.com
- Bicycles, Toronto, Cycling
- Bayview
Bicycle - Bicycles, 3335 Bayview Avenue, Metro North, Toronto
- Bicycles
at St. Clair - 625 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto
- Bicycles
Plus - 423 Bloor Street West, Oshawa
- Bicycle
Specialties - Bicycles, 45 Cranfield Road, Toronto, Ontario
- Bicycle
Spokesman - 10212A Yonge Street, Richmond Hill
- Bike
Depot - Bicycles, 7043 Yonge St, Metro North, Toronto
- BikeSports
(Newmarket) - Bicycles, 47 Main Street South, Newmarket
- BikeSports
(Richmond Hill) - 10133 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill
- Bike
Zone - Bicycles, 501 Lakeshore Road West ,
Mississauga, Ontario
- Broadway
Cycle - Bicycles, 1222 Bloor Street West, Toronto
- Brown's
Sports & Cycle - Bicycles, 2447 Bloor Street West,
Toronto
- CanoeCountry.com
- Norval
- Chain
Reaction Bicycles - 4231 Dundas Street West, Toronto West
- Cogs
Cycle - Bicycles, 1
Howland Road, Danforth, Toronto
- Curbside
Cycle and Repair - Bicycles, 412 Bloor Street West, Toronto,
Ontario
- Cyclissimo
Sports - Bicycles, 160 Wellington Street East, Aurora
- Cyclepath
(Bloor) - Bicycles, 1204 Bloor Street West, Toronto
- Cyclepath
(Creditview) - Bicycles, 1170 Burnhamthorpe Road West,
Mississauga
- Cyclepath
(Danforth) - Bicycles, 1510
Danforth Avenue, Danforth, Toronto
- Cyclepath
(North Toronto) - 2106 Yonge Street, Toronto
- Cyclepath
(Oakville) - 500 Speers Road, Oakville
- Cyclepath
(Woodbridge) - 90 Wings Road, Woodbridge
- Cycle
Solutions - Bicycles, 615 Kingston Road, Beach, Toronto
- Cycle
Solutions - Bicycles, 444 Parliament Street, Cabbage Town,
Toronto
- Cycle
Therapy - Bicycles, 1233
Dundas Street East, Danforth, Toronto
- Duke's
Cycle - Bicycles, 625 Queen Street West, Toronto
- Epic
Cycling - Bicycles, 1767 Queen Street East
- Enduro
Sport - Bicycles, 35
Coldwater Road, Metro North, Toronto
- Europe
Bound (Front St) - Outdoor Gear, 47 Front Street East, Toronto
- Europe
Bound (King St) - Outdoor Gear, 383 King Street West, Toronto
- Evergreen
Canoes - Toronto
- Freewheeling
Cycle - Bicycles, King St W. Dundas, Ontario
- Gears
- Bicycles, 176 Lakeshore Road West, Mississauga
- Hogtown
Extreme - Snowboards, 401 King West, Toronto
- Impala
Bicycles - 1818 Dundas Street East, Whitby
- King
Sol Outdoor Outfitters - Toronto
- La
Bicicletta - 1180 Castlefield
- Langford
Canoes - Mississauga
- Maca
Over Limits - 1280 Northmount Street, Oshawa
- Main
Cycle - Bicycles, Main St E., Hamilton, Ontario
- MBS
Tandems - Bicycles, 2694 Keynes Crescent, Mississauga
- McBride
Cycle - 2923 Dundas Street West, Toronto West
- Mountain
Equipment Co-op - Outdoor Gear, 400 King Street West, Toronto
- New
World Cycle - Bicycles, Plains Rd E, Hamilton
- Pavan
Cycle - 2601 Matheson Boulevard East, Toronto West
- Pedal
Performance - 8633 Weston Road, Woodbridge
- Oakville
Cycle and Sports - 120 Cross Avenue, Oakville
- Pedal
Performance - 1050 Brock Road South, Pickering
- Pieriks
Cycle - Bicycles, King St W Hamilton
- Polly's
Recycle - Bicycles, 1292 Queen Street East, Toronto
- Rack
Attack - Outdoor Gear, 127 Laird Drive, Toronto
- Remy
Sport - Bicycles, 222 Queen Street. South, Mississauga
- Skiis
& Biikes (Mississauga) - Skis, Bicycles, 1970 Dundas
Street East, Mississauga
- Skiis
and Biikes (Toronto North) - 896 Don Mills Road, Toronto North
- Silent
Sports - Bicycles, 113 Doncaster, Metro North, Toronto
- Spokes
n' Slopes - 89 Ontario Street North, Milton
- Spokes
And Sports - 1889 Avenue Road, Toronto North
- Sport
Swap - 2063 Yonge Street, Toronto North
- Sporting
Life (Toronto North) - 2665 Yonge Street, Toronto North
- Trailblazers
Cycle - Bicycles, 1282 Danforth Ave, Danforth, Toronto,
Ontario
- Triketrails
- 1621 McEwen Drive, Whitby
- Urbane
Cyclist - Bicycles, 180 John Street, Toronto
- Velotique
- Bicycles, 1596 Queen Street East , Toronto
- Wheels
of Bloor - Bicycles, 2007B
Bloor Street West
- Wheel
Excitement - Bicycles, 249 Queen's Quay West, Toronto
- ZM
Cycle & Fitness - 2055 Dufferin Street, Toronto North
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