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Golden Riverfront Campground
1. Golden Riverfront Campground
79%
(156)
Golden, BC · 50 sites · Tents, RVs
Golden Riverfront Campground offers a gateway to the wild beauty of British Columbia in a truly immersive experience. Spread over 400 scenic acres in Golden, BC, the campground is nestled near six stunning national parks, making it a prime base for outdoor enthusiasts. This campground brings you closer to nature with thoughtful, eco-friendly amenities designed to balance comfort with the great outdoors.
Guests can choose from 56 RV sites with electric and water hookups, a range of tent sites, and a few cozy yurts. Each campsite is designed to respect the natural landscape, ensuring privacy and space, with features like picnic tables and fire pits for evening gatherings under the stars. The campground's convenience store is stocked with groceries, firewood, and camping essentials to enhance your stay.
Golden Riverfront Campground provides direct access to the Columbia River, where guests can explore serene waters through kayaking, canoeing, or fishing, and even enjoy a swim on a warm day. The unique, eco-friendly pond, fed by the Columbia River, adds a tranquil touch and serves as a habitat for local wildlife, offering guests a rare chance to connect with nature.
Beyond camping, the campground’s two-story event pavilion—with its commercial kitchen and games room—offers a versatile venue for celebrations, weddings, and gatherings, providing a memorable backdrop against the Columbia Valley's dramatic landscapes. Families and groups can gather here in harmony with the surrounding environment, creating lasting memories while minimizing their ecological footprint.
Whether you’re an adventurer ready to explore BC's trails or a nature lover seeking peace by the water, Golden Riverfront Campground offers an authentic, eco-conscious retreat. Escape to a place where nature meets comfort and let British Columbia’s landscapes be the heart of your journey.
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Hayward Farms
2. Hayward Farms
92%
(387)
Mission, BC · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We have a 7 acre developing hobby farm currently with fruit trees, a garden, a king shepherd named Jack and a cat named Lulu. You may see some of our neighbour's ducks walking around and hear their rooster in the morning.
Please note; our driveway is an uphill, switchback driveway so long trailers are not a fit for our location. Front wheel or 4 wheel is a plus but typically all vehicles can make it up our driveway.
We have 2 swimming holes near and backing our property. At the back of the property is Hayward Lake/Hairsine Creek which is great for swimming. Inflatable paddle boards are the way to go if you wish to paddle board in the lake since it would be difficult portaging a rigid paddle board down the Crown Land trail. On the front is the Stave River Runoff. This has trails and is ideal if you have smaller children as the water is a bit warmer and has shallow areas.
There are hiking trails in the area and a beach area a short drive from the sites.
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Fuzzy Buddy Ranch
3. Fuzzy Buddy Ranch
94%
(208)
Valemount, BC · 18 sites · Tents, RVs
Imagine crystal clear blue skies, snow-capped peaks, refreshing lakes and rivers, and a lush valley. Fuzzy Buddy Ranch is the perfect spot to camp!
We have large area cleared for RVs, trailers, tents or camper van dispersed camping sites. The ranch has ten 30 amp power sites with lots of room to turn around and most you can drive right through without having to back up.
Views of mountains in every direction with lots of wild birds in the area. We have horses, cows, sheep, chickens, dogs and cats at the ranch. The small working ranch is in the Rocky mountain trench with the Rocky Mountains to the east the Caribou range to the east and the Monashee Mountains to the south.
Maps available in Pictures.
Shower and water available in ranch yard water tap is on the south side of the ranch house.
Nearby activities include hiking, biking( bike rentals available in town), climbing, fishing, paddling.
The site is 20 minutes from Mount Robson Provincial Park (Berg Lake trailhead) and just over an hour to Jasper National Park. Valemount townsite is 15 minutes away and is home to a renowned mountain bike park, and excellent restaurants such as the Glacier fire Pizza.
Please take the time to read any posted signs regarding rules of the ranch, speed limits, etc, and do not leave a trace. Please bring your garbage, tissues and cans with you. There is a local transfer station just 10 minutes south of us outside the village of Valemount. Please respect our home.
Fresh farm eggs may be available.
Pony Rides might be available.
Ranch Rules
Please do not leave any garbage behind.
Do not leave a trace.
No Dogs or other pets
Do Not play with the Ranch Dogs no fetch no hugs no kisses
Do not pet horses or cows
Stay out of livestock pasture.
Quiet time 10:00pm to 7am
Shower Hours 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Do not enter yard after 9:00pm
We look forward to hosting you!
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Mouth of the Magaguadavic Camping
4. Mouth of the Magaguadavic Camping
98%
(460)
Caithness, NB · 40 sites · Tents, RVs
Situated in Caithness, New Brunswick, where the Magaguadavic River meets the Passamaquoddy Bay on the Bay of Fundy.
Once owned by high profile Saint Andrews-By-The-Sea resident, Robert Pagan, the property, like other properties in the area, was granted to American Loyalist Soldiers of Scottish Highlanders, and named for Caithness, Scotland, the place where Golf began.
When the US Revolutionary War ended, the King of Holland was chosen to define the boundary between the United States and Canada. He chose the “St Croix River”. The problem was, nobody knew where the St Croix River was. That name had been used by the French, but had not been used in a very long time.
Canadians believed the Schoduc River was the St Croix. American’s believe the Wolastoq River (now called the St John River) was the St Croix River.
The local North American Indigenous people (the MicMacs or Mi'kmaqs) told Robert Pagan of a place called “Bone Island” where their history told of Europeans living and dying there. Pagan did an archaeological dig on “Bone Island” and found the remains of the French colonists and their settlement. This proved “Bone Island”, also known as “Dochet Island” or “Saint Croix Island", was the site of Pierre Dugua, Sieur de Monts' ill-fated 1604 settlement.
Based on this, the Boundary Commission agreed that the Schoduc River was the Saint Croix River and therefore, the international boundary between Canada and America.
The survivors of the 1604/1605 fall/winter moved from St Croix Island to Port-Royal in Nova Scotia (two years before the European arrival in Jamestown, Virginia, the earliest continuously occupied European settlement in the USA).
Without the work of Robert Pagan, this campsite and half of New Brunswick, including the Capital City of Fredericton and half of the City of Saint John would have been part of Province of Massachusetts Bay (later Maine).
In the 1800's this property was part of a 1000 acre lot of land owned by two McKenzie brothers, Sea Captains. Since the late 1960s, the property was the summer home of Ben and Marg Leland, parents to 14 children and 50 grandchildren.
Today, there are four (4) separate fields available for campers - Barnes' Point, Charlies Garden, the Villa Point and the Main Beach.
The property has 2 miles of shoreline and several beaches to enjoy. The property even has a private island, Blueberry Island.
A really unique and quiet place to stay.
Learn more about this land:
Natural long grass fields for camping, some mowed mid-season. There are several shale beaches on the tidal salt water. There is also access to the Fresh Water of the Magaguadavic River.
Kayakers looking for more of a challenge may choose to paddle the Salt Waters of the Passamaquoddy Bay past Midjik Bluff. Those looking for calmer and warmer waters, may want to choose to go from the campsite, up the Magaguadavic River to the beautiful Saint George Basin and the Saint George Gorge, passing the Three Sisters and the newest Bald Eagles Nest (at the most eastern end of the Campsite).
Pass by Silver Island arriving at the Saint George Basin. Disembark at the Basin Boat Ramp and take a short walk up Portage Street to Main Street. Enjoy an ice cream at Pete’s Dairy Bar. Also a short walk to the Saint George Mall, the Historic Granite Post Officer, the Saint George Dam, Fish Ladder, the Old Pulp Mill, the Country Market, and more.
A quiet spot, away from noise and light pollution, where the fresh water meets the salt water.
WiFi Connection 01: TP-Link_33DD_2G
WiFi Connection 02: TP-Link_33DD_5G
WiFi Password: 47528963
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Pine the Sky
5. Pine the Sky
99%
(416)
Southgate, ON · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This beautiful spot was re-forested with pine a number of years ago, and was sectioned off from the surrounding farmland, which is now maintained by the mennonite community.
It is 8 1/2 acres of wetland and forest, with a mown perimeter, and cool places to tuck into the forest for the night.
The current owner was a special educator, and now is slowly turning the land into her homestead.
There is a beautiful, spa quality outdoor shower next to a tidy and 'fancier than most' outhouse, a strawberry patch as well as wild alpine strawberries all over the property, a big dog and a small indoor cat keep her company.
Here is what the land offers:
-Bunkie in the Forest: A sweet 8x8 ft. space with new bunk and mattresses as of April 2023
-Strawberry Fields bunkie: an 10x12 space with a loft with a queen memory foam mattress and a main floor with a full futon and a small table
-Campsites: Meadow, Forest and River spots. Close to each other, but you'd never know it! All three are chill and serene places. The property backs onto a ten-foot swimming hole in an otherwise shallow part of the Saugeen River.
-RV Spot: With electric hook up ideal for RVs 30 feet and under
-a connection to the organization, 'Black Folks Camp Too'! Welcoming to all!!!!!
So much to see and do in the area!
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Blacksmith Landing Eco Camp
6. Blacksmith Landing Eco Camp
99%
(485)
Canal Flats, BC · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
Hosted by Berny and Stuart Moore, Blacksmith Landing Eco Camp is nestled in the majestic Rocky Mountain Trench in Southeastern BC, just a short drive from Lussier natural hot springs, hiking, boating, canoeing, golfing, breathtaking WhiteSwan Lake, Premier Lake, Findlay Falls and the Kootenay and Columbia rivers
Questions . Many people ask…
1) .”How far are we from Banff…
2 hours of a beautiful drive that includes kootenay national park.
2)..Important ❗️❗️Please do not bring firewood from other areas to our camp as our property is heavily treed forest and we do not want any transfer of raw wood bugs. We offer $10 generous bundles of wood.
3) When you book, One tent or RV and one vehicle per site. If you are looking to book for a group of friends/family area, we can help with that.. prior to booking.
Also, we reserve the right to put you in the best possible spot to fit in a proper site for what you are camping in and what your needs are. Often people book a site that’s completely wrong for them… but that’s ok… we will fix it. 😊
4) Smoking only on sand at sites and nowhere else on our property Please use a container to hold your butts.
5) Noise restrictions after 9pm…no music or loud behaviour after that. Strictly enforced. We value respect in the camp for all campers.
6) Once you book, we will reply back with important information on the phone number you booked with. Please check for our messages to you for a smooth booking and arrival.
Campers… please do Not put any garbage, of any kind, and especially diapers in our pit toilets. . thank you
Blacksmith Landing is a safe, spacious and peaceful camp where minimal environmental impact is encouraged. We are faithful stewards and respect our beautiful forested lands and animals Our expectation is that campers will also share this respect for our Eco systems in an environmentally friendly way.
As we take this Hipcamp journey together, we are finding little things we can do to make your stay better…Like offering a complimentary table at your site should you require one…. or adjusting the site you booked to one that would perhaps fit your needs much better as we know it’s difficult to choose a perfect site on line. If you forgot something, we probably have one…. Feel free to ask.
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Grandview Acres
7. Grandview Acres
96%
(190)
Kamloops, BC · 20 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:If you are looking for a place to get away from it all, explore the great outdoors and enjoy some quality family time, this is the place. Come and explore 200 beautiful acres! Located only 15 minutes away from Kamloops, BC. Our property is situated in an ideal location for accessing both the city and the wilderness.We have 10 campsites available for both tent and RV/trailer campers. We provide a washroom, showers, picnic table, and potable water. We also have a convenience store on site. We look forward to hosting you!
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Spring Arbour Magic Forest &Trails!
8. Spring Arbour Magic Forest &Trails!
97%
(381)
Walsingham, ON · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Pitch your tent in our picturesque Carolinian forest in the heart of Norfolk county! Choose from 9 tent sites and 2 lodging sites spread across 10 acres of wooded area on our 49 Acre farm. Well-kept trails to explore throughout. We are proud to have made the runner-up list for best Hipcamp in Ontario 2023
The terrain is mostly flat but interesting. Campsites are private with good separation from each other. ALL sites have 2 car parking, a picnic table, fire pit and covered wood for purchase. Campfires are permitted according to our approved burn plan before midnight.
5G/LTE cellphone service is good for Bell, Rogers and Telus networks. We have 3 outhouses on the premises and an outdoor hot shower.
FREE Firewood can be gathered on the forest floor or pay for on-site pre-cut wood. Outhouses are close to campsites....but not too close 💩
Port Rowan is only 12 minutes away by car, most amenities can be purchased only 1 minute away at the local Busy Bee gas station.
We are situated in the middle of a Recreation Hotspot! Our site is within 3 minutes of paddling the Big Creek, 3 to 10 minutes to several A+ hiking trails, 15 minutes to amazing freshwater beaches of Long Point and Turkey Point, and the area is abound with cycling trails, motorcycle routes, geocaching, boat launches (we have room here for your boat!), cider/wine tours, and more! We are the perfect basecamp for everything the Long Point Bay area has to offer
We have some great watering holes nearby like burning kiln winery, hounds of Erie and Charlotteville brewing company.
Birders Paradise!
The ‘Long Point Birding Area’ in Norfolk County is one of Canada’s premier birding locales. With over 400 species of birds observed, Long Point looms large as one of the most exciting places on the continent to observe our rich birdlife.
For all tourism options check out https://www.norfolkcounty.ca/visiting/
We look forward to hosting you!
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Collinswood Retreat
9. Collinswood Retreat
98%
(269)
Red Deer, AB · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Collin’s Wood is a very special place indeed. The land was bought by my grandfather years ago when he moved to Canada from England and wanted to chase his log cabin dream. Our main cabin my family built from trees on the land, entirely by hand. We have photos of the trees being cut and the bark being peeled off. Since then, we’ve made many changes out there, we now have a guest cabin that used to be a Teacheridge (back when teachers would live in a one room building beside the school), eventually it was turned into a cafe and now it sits on our land as a guest cabin. This place is so magical. With a quarter section of land I grew up running through the forest with my friends and learning about what the land has to offer. My parents have spent every spare weekend out there making this paradise into what it is today. All the buildings were created by my family through labour and love. We’ve hosted weddings, and family reunions. We hope you appreciate how special this place is. Come see for yourself!
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Agape Gardens | Nature Stays
10. Agape Gardens | Nature Stays
99%
(178)
Luskville, QC · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Hi there! 🌞
We're thrilled to welcome you to Agape Gardens, our 30-acre homestead nestled in the beautiful Gatineau Hills. More than just a place to stay, Agape Gardens is a dream we've cultivated with love—a space where people can slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature.
Open year-round, Agape Gardens offers a variety of unique accommodations, each with its own character and charm. Stay in one of our cozy glamping bell tents, our minimalist off-grid A-frame cabin, a rustic handcrafted cabin overlooking the pond, a peaceful tent campsite, or an RV/camper site surrounded by nature. Whether you're seeking a solo retreat, a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or simply a break from the pace of everyday life, you'll find space here to rest and recharge.
As you explore the property, you'll discover forest trails, a pond, wildflower gardens, free-ranging chickens, and our growing edible landscape. We are passionate about regenerative living and have designed the land using permaculture principles to create a thriving ecosystem that supports both people and nature.
For those looking to enhance their stay, access to our Wild Spa is available as an optional add-on. The Wild Spa includes a wood-fired sauna, hot tub, cold plunge, and outdoor relaxation spaces designed to help you unwind and reconnect. Traditional venik rituals using aromatic birch branches are also available as a unique wellness experience.
Our hope is that your time here offers an opportunity to slow down, reconnect with nature, and enjoy the simple pleasures that are often overlooked in daily life—whether that means sitting by a campfire, watching the stars, exploring the trails, or simply listening to the wind through the trees.
We look forward to sharing the magic of Agape Gardens with you.
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Hemlock Point Campground
11. Hemlock Point Campground
98%
(90)
Bancroft, ON · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Hemlock Point Campground is set on a private waterway fed by the Black River, nestled among forests and rocky ridges. The river offers a few different swimholes easily within walking or paddling range, as well as some decent fishing and wildlife sightings. Each campsite is spacious with a private driveway, outhouse, picnic table, and more. As well as using the canoe provided, campers are also welcome to hike the marked and groomed waterfront hiking trails throughout the 56 acre property, and just down the road is Mt.Moriah, a Buddhist Temple, and numerous backcountry trails, reserves, and lakes. ATV's are permitted on the road, (gateway to trails to Lingham, Deer Rock, Caniff, and Skootamatta Lakes) and friendly dogs are welcome off leash. This is a unique gelogical landscape, situated between Mt. Moriah, the Elzevir pluton complex and the Black River in an ultramafic zone, with coloured quartz veins and pillowed granite outcroppings. Mixed forest with varied species of deciduous and conifer trees - due to aerial seeding after a forest fire over 80 years ago, leaving charred stumps that can still be found from natural char preservation. Home to pileated woodpeckers, hawks, eagles and kingfishers, otters, fishers, salamanders, brown river trout and everything in between, either from the vantage of a hammock or on a hike in the forest this natural site won't disappoint.
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The Mariposa Glamping/Camping
12. The Mariposa Glamping/Camping
94%
(62)
AB · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Discover Serenity Near Payne Lake Provincial Park
Escape to our peaceful, pet-friendly glamping and campground, just steps away from the natural beauty of Payne Lake Provincial Park. Whether you bring your own tent or RV, or rent one of our cozy options, you’ll find yourself surrounded by nature’s tranquility. Enjoy fishing, for rainbow trout, swimming, or launching your boat or other water craft right from the park.
Located only 14 km from the Waterton Park boundary and a short 20-minute drive to the Waterton Park townsite, our campground offers the perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility. For those looking to explore further, we are also just 25 minutes from Cardston, home to the historic Remington Carriage Museum, the Cardston Carriage House Theatre, and the beautiful temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Relax around the fire pit, savor meals at the provided picnic tables, and immerse yourself in the quiet, private setting. Please note, we currently do not offer hook-ups or potable water, so come prepared to enjoy a true off-grid experience. We are located only a 15 minute drive from the Waterton Lake National Park.
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Deep Creek Cabin And Tents
13. Deep Creek Cabin And Tents
99%
(110)
Enderby, BC · 3 sites
This rustic cabins and Indigenous tipi are located in a quiet rural area. It is a 1 minute walk from the parking area through the cedar trees. The cozy cabin has a queen bed and a loft with 2 single beds. The hand painted tipi has 2 queen beds and 4 single beds. The property also features a hot tub. Outdoor hot shower and outhouse. Outside running water. Fire pit. BBQ. Hear the birds in morning. Enjoy the view at noon. Stargazing at night. We are five minutes from the Gardom lake beach. You can enjoy kayaking , canoeing, fishing, and swimming.
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The Farm
14. The Farm
99%
(224)
Brant, ON · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
It was 1984 when John found his ‘diamond in the rough’, 20 acres with an orchard on the outskirts of Brantford.
O.K., so the house was nothing to write home about but perfect for building a construction yard…no neighbors except for the family across the road that used their property to build log homes.
By 1987 the old house was gone, a new one was being built and a shop for working on heavy equipment had been located about 200 ft. from Dr. the back door.
It wasn’t until 1996 that things changed very much.
Yes, the property around the house had benefitted from a wide array of trees and shrubs that John saved from the construction/demolition jobs he had done and that still thrive today but no big projects (except for equipment purchases) were ongoing.
A chance meeting with the neighbor across the road one day resulted in the following dinner conversation, ‘How was your day’ I chirped. ‘Not bad, so-and-so didn’t come in; the truck broke down and I took it for repair; I bought the property across the road, and oh, yeah I’ll need a ride after dinner to pick up the truck’ was John’s casual reply. ‘What was that’? I pressed. ‘Yes, I need a ride after dinner to pick up the truck’ he repeated with a bit more volume. Of course like anyone, I had questions, ‘Do you want peas or corn with dinner’? ‘What time do you want to go to get the truck’?
‘The property across the road’, 10 acres, still has the 4 storey barn with its twin tiled silos which was built in 1914 and the big white house with wrap around porch that once was home to a Doctor and his family. Built so the Doctor could see his patients in the front with the family living in the back was very common in the day.
Things remained relatively peaceful until 2000 when after studying alpacas for more than 6 years I bought our first three.
Back in 2000 alpacas and llamas were not frequently seen on farms and because they could been seen from the road they received A LOT of attention.
People driving by would stop and ask about them, ask if they could take a picture or two and that was when I would hear over and over again ‘You have a beautiful place here, I wish I/we could stay’.
Well, if you want to visit and stay in the city it’s doable, we call it a hotel. But visiting a farm and staying well, that isn’t so easy.
Each year we would see more and more families coming to ‘The Farm’ as they would call it.
Some came to see the alpacas and horses, some came for a stroll and to check out the horse drawn milk and bread delivery wagons, some to have family birthday parties, others to have engagement/wedding/Christmas card pictures…and so many asked if there was any way they could spend a day or two.
In 2021 during a conversation with a friend I mentioned we were in the process of gutting the 1100 sq. ft. space downstairs and turning it into an Airbnb! Right away she said, ‘I don’t know why you don’t have a Hipcamp? You’ve got that great area by the new barn that Hipcampers would love’!
After a little investigation I found out what a Hipcamp was…and as they say, the rest is future.
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Elk Island Getaway
15. Elk Island Getaway
98%
(162)
Ardrossan, AB · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Elk Island Getaway!
Elk Island Getaway is located 20 minutes east of Edmonton and 7 minutes from HWY 16 main entrance of Elk Island Park, Alberta.
We are also right by Elk Island Park, in addition to being an important refuge for bison, elk and more than 250 bird species, it is a great place for all your hiking, picnicking, biking, canoeing and kayaking needs.
When you enter Elk Island National Park you will know immediately that you have entered an oasis of calm. For years people have come to the picturesque park to escape the city life, explore the outdoors and connect with nature.
Come and experience the dark sky preserve in our area that features an amazing opportunity to star gaze and to view the Northern Lights.
We have 8 campsites available for tent, van, small motorhome, and small trailers.
Some sites accommodate large trailers.
Our group site is sites 7 and 8 please inquire if interested in this option.
We offer firewood upon *availability* for sale at an additional cost of $20 per bundle of wood. Please note that supply may be limited at times, as well as our availability, so we recommend placing your order early to ensure availability.
Pets welcome on leash and owners are responsible for clean-up.
This is a camper-maintained campground.
Please take your trash with you at the end of your stay.
Pack it in, pack it out. Inspect your campsite and rest areas for trash or spilled food. Pack out all trash, leftover food, and litter.
There is a toilet available for campers to use but no other amenities.
Our sites offer picnic tables and firepits.
Mowed paths to walk
We follow Provincial and County Fire Regulations
Boreal Harvest Farms is right next door with a honeyberry U pick available during part of the year. Starts July 8th open to pick for an additional fee! Contact them through the email below please
www.borealharvest.com
We look forward to hosting you.
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Living Large on Chilliwack River
16. Living Large on Chilliwack River
97%
(155)
Chilliwack, BC · 8 sites · Tents, Lodging
Camping is open and the weather is beautiful!
Enjoy the beautiful acres right on the Chilliwack River! A wonderful family-friendly (including pets!) getaway with endless activities nearby. (no pets allowed for glamping)
Our camp sites are great for anyone wanting to camp, including groups.
Walk in tenting only.
We have Glamping tents as well - we provide everything except your food, drinks and personal items! They are situated beside the river, with a eating bar overlooking the river and with beautiful views. For the romantic couple - but we also can accomodate a small child (inquire).
Our campsite is available in the spring and summer and is just 20 minutes from the city of Chilliwack, BC. We provide a fire pit and campfires are allowed as long as there is no fire ban. (then you can have a propane campfire)
The sites are quite private but there will be other campers nearby. We try to keep a large amount of space between sites and some are separated by trees. We are a walk in tent only site- parking is very close, 30 second walk.
We can also provide access to electricity so you can charge your phones or other devices if needed. There is no cell reception, but we do have wifi that you can use.
Potable water is available. We supply natural spring water but you must bring your own jug.
We live in an adventure playground! Activities nearby include hiking, white rapid river rafting, fishing, watching bald eagles, Cultus Lake water slides and adventure park, mountain biking, cold plunge and sauna retreats, wine tastings and more!
The stargazing at night is beautiful as there is no light pollution here.
We look forward to hosting you!
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Fraserville Off-Grid Camping
17. Fraserville Off-Grid Camping
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(191)
Advocate Harbour, NS · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
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Ball Lake Tent Camping
18. Ball Lake Tent Camping
98%
(230)
Cloyne, ON · 6 sites
A quiet place to get away with various wildlife to be seen including great swimming with more than 300 acres to explore, cleared trails for hiking, Thanks to a small blow down that went through a few years back.Dark clear nights for star gazing and so much more. There are six separate sites, each with their own picnic table, fire pit, and outhouse. This is back woods camping .There is a shared beach with plenty of room for everyone. The lake is weedy in spots but just makes it better for fishing .Great place for all ages and of course all pet's welcome. Tear Drop Trailers allowed, depending on what site. Please message first.Please practice catch and release. And No Loud Music At Any Time .
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Camp, Ottawa river, Grenville C-O-G
19. Camp, Ottawa river, Grenville C-O-G
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(160)
Brownsburg Chatham, QC · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Come and enjoy a traditional, rustic camping experience on the mighty Ottawa River! Bring your water shoes and a canoe or kayak (or you may rent one of ours) for an unforgettable adventure.
Located on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River, east of the bridge that passes over from Hawkesbury, Ontario, this beautiful (mostly) deciduous forest is situated on both sides of the 344/Rte Des Outaouais. The 59 acre property (50 acres on land, ~9 acres of river/water) features scenic views, privacy and is host to many outdoor activities such as swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and more.
The Point...
The main shared area "The Point", is the peninsula that the main roadway ends at (where the BBQ, kayaks and canoes are), this is a shared area for us and our guests to enjoy. The Point offers a large picnic table, a propane BBQ, comfortable seating, a large rock perfect for sunbathing, and a river view. It's an ideal spot for swimming and launching canoes, kayaks, or paddle-board river excursions, thanks to its shallow entry and rocky bottom. Adventurous visitors might choose to paddle upriver, around an island, and return through the remaining historic canal. For a more strenuous workout, consider paddling up the canal to the Grenville lighthouse and then drifting all the way back to camp with the river's current. Enjoy this historic, lazy river experience!
Nearby Amenities...
Numerous amenities are located within a distance of 1-3 kms, including a gas station with electric vehicle charging facilities, an IGA grocery store, and various restaurants such as McDonald's and Tim Horton's. For a classic poutine experience, Jos Patate is a great choice, having been around for many decades. If you're looking for a wide range of poutine options, La Fromagerie is the place to go and for ice cream lovers, La Crémière is located in the same building! ...It is a "must-visit" on a hot summer day.
Tourism...
Numerous tourist attractions are conveniently located in the vicinity, such as the exhilarating white water rafting experience on the Rouge River and the wildlife-filled Parc Omega zoo, both within a short 10-25 km distance. For a wider range of activities, day trips to Ottawa, Montreal, the Calypso water park, or Mont Tremblant are all approximately an hour's drive away.
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Cuddly Cat Farms
20. Cuddly Cat Farms
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Vernon, BC · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Cuddly Cat Farms is a small, family-run campsite located just 5 minutes north of Vernon, nestled in the beautiful Okanagan Valley. We offer 4 unserviced campsites and invite respectful campers to enjoy a slower pace, open skies, and a true farm-based experience.
This is a quiet, family-friendly campsite, perfect for those looking to relax, unwind, and enjoy nature — not a party campground.
📍 Location Highlights
Enjoy peaceful farm camping while staying close to some of the Okanagan’s best outdoor recreation:
Within a 10-minute drive of both Okanagan Lake and the stunning, limestone-based Kalamalka (Kal) Lake
Close to the BX Trails for hiking and mountain biking
Just a 25-minute drive to SilverStar Mountain Resort
🐱🐶 Our Farm Animals
We have four cuddly cats that roam the property during the day and sleep in the gym at night
We also have a dog named Radar — he loves to bark, but will absolutely melt in your hands if you give him a good pet. He does not wander down to the campsites.
🚿 Washrooms Showers
Campers have access to flushable toilets and clean showers, located approximately a 3-minute walk from the campsites.
Soft water showers (easy on skin and hair)
Filtered drinking water available in the washroom building
Please help us keep these facilities clean and respected for everyone
🌿 Campsite Details
4 unserviced sites (no power or water hookups)
Flat areas suitable for tents and small campers
Newly planted trees — beautiful, but not yet mature enough to provide shade
👉 Please plan accordingly with shade structures, hats, and sunscreen
💪 Onsite Gym Access
Access by permission only — please ask
🌙 Quiet & Respectful Camping
Quiet time begins at 10:00 PM
Respect for other campers, the land, and shared spaces is required
As a family, we sometimes keep early night times. If you arrive after 8:00 PM, we may not be able to come introduce ourselves that evening. Please feel free to choose a campsite that works for you, and we’ll be happy to come say hello the following morning. If there are any issues, feel free to message us at any time.
Cuddly Cat Farms is a place for campers who value respect, cleanliness, and calm evenings. If you enjoy peaceful nights, fresh air, friendly animals, and a welcoming farm atmosphere, you’ll feel right at home.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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jacob
3 days ago
Tent
Nice spot, quiet, washrooms close to every camp spot, public cover tent if it’s raining. Cheap too.
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nicholas
3 days ago
23 ft Class B
Great place to stay in the Kamloops area. Clean, spacious and quiet. Rick is a very friendly host, highly recommended.
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Bryan
3 days ago
20 ft travel trailer
With pets
We stayed for 2 nights with a 20 ft travel trailer at site#1. The site is large well kept with picnic table, fire pit , seat and pit toilet.
The views were amazing so peaceful.
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Cienna
4 days ago
Tent
Great stay at Hayward Farms! Hosts were lovely and the sites were clean and well maintained. Was very nice that they stopped by to say hi on their way up. Super close to nearby stores, lakes and hikes. Was a great visit!
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Jeannette
4 days ago
21 ft Class B
Geri and Pat have an amazing property! We stayed in Woodbend, the view from this site was amazing! If you're looking for a quiet getaway surrounded by trees this is the place to be! Thank you for hosting us!
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Rick / Tina
4 days ago
23 ft Class B
One of the most peaceful and eclectic places we've visited.
We enjoy the weekend.
We would love to return.
The only 1 negative is leveling was very difficult but Geri helped so much.
And we managed to get it all good.
The community dog was kinda cool.
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Katie
4 days ago
Tent
Another year, another great stay! We love coming back to Hayward and wandering down for a swim in the Hairsine inlet.
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JA
4 days ago
Tent
Group trip
Fantastic site, nice and quiet, great for larger groups.
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Raina
4 days ago
35 ft travel trailer
With pets
We really enjoyed camping here, the place is beautiful and quiet and Paul was a great host. We saw the high and low tides, a bald eagle, and heard the lighthouse off in the distance. Paul shared the history of the land, directions, and suggested great activities along the way. Our dogs enjoyed it as well! We already plan to visit again!
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Katherine
5 days ago
Tent
With pets
My partner and I really enjoyed our stay at Hayward Farms! Brent and Sherri were wonderful hosts, and they were very helpful and responsive to any questions we had about the property and the surrounding area. Even though the site was right off the road up to their property, we did not feel like our privacy was invaded in any way. It was a peaceful site with an amazing view! We would definitely stay there again.
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Cintya
5 days ago
Tent
Group trip
My friends and I were ecstatic with the family's hospitality; they were kind and attentive.
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Jessica
5 days ago
Tent
Karen was lovely. It was a relaxing evening for my husband and I.
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Jinu
6 days ago
16 ft car
Great view ..Great amenities very calm and quiet place...
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Lucas
1 week ago
Tent
Group trip
By far one of the prettiest cam sites I’ve ever been to! And though there’s a lot of mosquitoes, if you power through the itchiness the beautiful lake and views are well worth it.
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Sheila
1 week ago
Tent
As a solo camper I felt very comfortable. Glad to have my own portapotty. The view was really nice. Close to quick amenities.
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Sylvianne
1 week ago
2 nights at Agape Gardens | Nature Stays
J’ai réservé à Agape Gardens un peu au hasard, simplement attirée par leur magnifique yourte en forme de goutte… et ce séjour a dépassé tout ce que j’imaginais.
Entre le sauna, le bain chaud au bois, le bain froid et le fameux massage Venik — que je recommande profondément — tout était magique. Un vrai moment de reconnexion et de douceur.
Les hôtes sont d’une gentillesse rare. Jennie s’est même déplacée au village pour aller me chercher du pain sans gluten. Ces petites attentions rendent l’expérience encore plus spéciale.
Merci pour votre accueil si humain et chaleureux. J’espère revenir bientôt
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Terri
1 week ago
40 ft Class A
With pets
Incredibly spacious, clean and easily accessible site for a 40 ft RV. The view was absolutely spectacular. Have dreamed for very long time of camping like that. Deer were feeding and walking through the nearby fields. Paul even offered to take us for a guided tour of things we would not have been able to see otherwise. Awesomely knowledgeable about the rich history. We will definitely be returning. Perfect place to relax, unwind and get back to nature!!! THANK YOU, Paul!!!!
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Randi
1 week ago
20 ft campervan
Jesse and Jeremy were very kind, communicated well and responded quickly. They offer so many more amenities than the typical Hipcamp site. We were in a Campervan spot. They have places for tents, yurts, RVs and even lodging in a cabin. It was a beautiful and peaceful setting gazing at Parc de la Gatineau. The have a bathroom and shower which were clean and wonderful. You can also relax inside or an outside screened in area. They offer breakfast food, massage, sauna and hot tub options. It’s truly a special and amazing place!! We would most definitely return if we were back in the area.
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Douglas
1 week ago
Tent
I loved tent camping here! Karen was a very kind host and it was great getting a tour of the Farm!
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Marlei
1 week ago
Tent
With pets
We found this property looking for a place to stay on the way back to niagara falls on the way home to USA. We were very pleasantly surprised by how beautiful the property was a beautiful sunset, very clean private area. There is a fire pit, but come prepared with firewood because there was none available on the property during our stay. If all 4 campsites were full, it could feel a little more crowded but still enough space. But on a saturday night, it was only us and one other camper. In the morning, we were given a tour of the farm by Karen who is a wonderful person and you can tell how much love her and her family have put into the farm and the animals. Karen also gave us great recommendations for local things to do like visiting the town of Paris and grabbing a sandwich at one of her recommended spots. Her recommendations kept us in the area longer as we explored what the area had to offer annie and were very pleasantly surprised to find so much beauty in this area. It's the area was safe for our dog although we did keep him leashed up the whole time because of the farm, animals on the property. Thank you, Karen for the beautiful stay, and we hope to return one day.
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The Atlantic Region
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Central Canada
The southern parts of Central Canada, bordering four of the five Great Lakes, are a camper’s dream, with green countryside, forests, and thousands of lakes and rivers. Check out the quiet coves and charming fishing villages, or find a camping spot along the rugged cliffs of Forillon National Park, set on the outer tip of Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula. In Bruce Peninsula National Park in Ontario, just four hours north of Toronto, look out for limestone cliffs, dozens of orchid species, and a variety of wildlife—everything from white-tailed deer and otters to porcupines and even black bears. Plus, at the northern tip of Bruce Peninsula, you’ll find underwater adventure at Fathom Five National Marine Park. Dive down to explore more than 20 shipwrecks, or view them through crystal-clear water from a glass-bottomed boat. And don’t miss the astounding flowerpot rock formations caused by tidal pool erosion.
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The West Coast (The Pacific Region)
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