Discover the best river, stream, or creek campgrounds near Brockville, Ontario

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12 top river, stream, or creek campgrounds near Brockville

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Spirit island Ontario Canada

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Spirit Island, ON

Enjoy your A frame cabin on your own private island in the international rift part of the St Lawrence seaway located between Hill island Canada and Welsely island U.S. located in a calm quiet cove where geese and swan constantly fly in by the thousand Island international bridge. Bring your own boat. Minimum 2 night stay.

Relaxing Getaway

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · ON

1 acher Access to water Open field Barbecue provide Weed water great for fushing Trails available for hiking Secluded island 8$ ferry ride No electricity or toilet hook-up Perfect for rv and campers 20 minutes for Gananoque and Kingston Lots of wild life Available in winter also Ice fishing.

Off-grid Waterfront Forest Camp

4 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · South Frontenac, ON

Learn more about this land: Welcome to our Off-grid Waterfront Forest Campground! We have 20 Acres (mostly forested) and 4 campsites to choose from for both tent campers and RV/trailer campers. There is plenty of space to pitch your tent and a large area for parking. The site is suitable for RVs 45 feet or less (you will be parking on grass/gravel). The trail to the water is about a 10 minute hike from the parking area. The water has quite a lot of algae by the shore. Great for paddling or fishing not so much for swimming. There are multiple fire-pits scattered across the property. Compost toilet outhouse is by the parking area next to the shipping container. Choose from multiple sites from a grassy/gravel semi-private area near the driveway with car access or hike up the bedrock (50metres from driveway) for an amazing view of the stars and moon, or for optimal privacy, there are campsites available along the trails in the forest. We are located right by the Rideau Canal, Lock 45 - Lower Brewers (please note that bridge is currently under construction - access is through Sunbury road or Battersea) We also have many trails and lakes nearby and Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area is only a 20-minute drive. This is a great hike close to Kingston, especially in the fall. The track is also groomed for XC Skiing in the winter. This is one of many possible hikes here and takes me between 1 and 2 hours. It's a great escape if you just have a little time. We run our property solely on solar energy so electrical output is minimal. There is a 3 prong extension cord available for use by the outhouse that can take small loads such as lights, charging electronics, and higher loads during sunlight hours. Campfires are permitted (firewood available at 5$/crate), pets are welcome, and potable water is available on the property. We also have wifi and cell reception!

Eco Glamping Cabin

2 sites · Lodging1 acre · Jasper, ON

The Irish Creek Retreat has the Eco Glamping Cabin as a vacation rental experience for 2024. The Eco Glamping Cabin has a kitchenette with an air fryer oven and a stove with two induction burners to help you have simple control over your meal plans. The kitchen can be moved outside during sunny weather. Or use the shared propane BBQ or campfire pit with a grill. In the Green Man Garden, you can learn and teach organic practices and hand-harvest the culinary herbs we grow to add to your meals. You have lots of room to book a time to relax in the shared five-person Hot Tub we keep at 38C. The Big-screen TV uses WIFI, and so can you. For a video production fee, you can book our guitars for creating a music video or a Nature video with you talking to our plants. Bring a canoe or boat to take a voyage up and down the pristine Irish Creek. You can book our rowboat if you sign a waiver to absolve us from any risks. The Rideau Canal system and the Railway Museum are minutes away. Tripadvisor can provide "near me" tourist attractions and places to buy the food you will prepare in your kitchenette or on the BBQ. Watch the birds, take pictures, and see flocks fly in murmuration patterns. Our frog pond complements a meditation area, enabling you to explore your peace of mind. The Irish Creek dock calls you to be one with Nature. For more information about the Irish Creek Retreat, go to www(dot)icrba(dot)ca

Donkey Camp Delight

5 sites · Lodging, RVs20 acres · ON

Share life of a donkey farm and enjoy our delicious breakfast made with farm products. 100% off grid farm located on Lyndhurst lake in the Thousand Islands Area, Ontario. Kayakers paradise. Bring your campervan and relax in our peaceful lakeshore sites. No service. Potty Toilet provided from May to October. Park beaches at 5 min, village with stores and facilities, trails, Charleston lake Park at 5 min, donkey hiking, farm visits. Fresh products from the farm. Off-grid experience at the farm! Visit www.berry-h-farm.com for more info.

Perth Camping by the River

2 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Perth, ON

a beautiful spot close to river .enjoy natures abundance e with the monarchs and fireflies. a short walk to the river to picnic under the apple tree and go fishing paddling and swimming. plenty of room for two or more tents for family adventures, fire wood can be provided for a small fee. come and enjoy .Water shoes are recommended as its a rocky bottom

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Glamping - Intimate Cabin & Campsites

1 site · Lodging260 acres · Perth, ON

Learn more about this land: Beautiful 260 acres of mixed forest, open field, and biodiverse marsh all for yourself! In the wild countryside just North of the Historic Town of Perth, Ontario. Includes large fire pit, cookstoves, covered deck, 10x10 wood cabin (sleeps 2), groomed camp/tent sites for your additional guests to pitch their tents. We only rent to one person/party at a time so the whole place is yours to share with whomever you like or just with yourself! Very private. Our house is a half km from the campsites and you are kilometers from the nearest neighbours. During Summer and much of Spring and Fall, you should be able to drive up to the cabin. Unless your vehicle has especially low clearance. The road/path out to the cabin started as a well made tractor path that has held up well over the years but has some rocks and bumps. (Check with us ahead of time if driving to the site is important). Otherwise, when you arrive, you can park at our 100 year-old farmstead and then enjoy a beautiful, 10-minute walk to your site (We are happy to bring in your supplies loaded in our mini-tractor's little, red, wagon, if check-in happens while we are here). This pathway may be a bit muddy, slushy or icy but is kept cleared of fallen snow and mowed in the warmer months. You will sleep in a double sized bed on a firm wooden frame. The mattress is a 14", deep pillow-top, Sealy with a box-spring. Both mattresses are securely wrapped in full mattress covers and it is topped with a thick mattress pad for maximum coziness. Linen or fleece sheets are available and the bed has a large, warm hypoallergenic duvet, (duvet cover also available in linen or fleece), with three pillows of various firmness. The room contains two cozy chairs, one of which folds out into a lounge chair or even a bed. There is a newly constructed outhouse that is bright and easy to access. There is a hanging solar light that can be turned on as needed. During the year when the temperature stays above zero, there is a handwashing station set up behind the outhouse. Water and soap for this station is provided. There isn't running water in the cabin but we are happy to provide you as much tasty well water that you would like, for cooking/drinking/cleaning. We are ready to top up your water supply, as you need it. Propane water heater available upon request. No shower space in the winter but sponge/cloth bathing possible inside the cabin. (Cloths, towels, and body soap supplied). There is a beautiful, bright, roomy, cedar, outdoor shower available during the warmer months. Water is provided for a portable, rechargeable shower pump. Water can be heated in the sun or warmed up with some added boiled water. There are dishes, pots and pans, and other basic food-prep type equipment for your use. There is an area inside to prepare food that doesn't need cooking or to make ready food that is going to be cooked outside on our grill or propane stove. A small cooler is available to store any perishable food you may have. During the winter, the cooler can be kept at a proper temperature by moving it in and out of the deep freeze that is the Canadian outdoors. You will need to bring ice during the warmer seasons. A fully charged Lithium Ion Energizer power station is available that is trickle charged on sunny days by a solar panel. This pack is capable of powering most of the devices that you would bring on your trip such as laptops, iPads, or Bluetooth speakers. The power should last with moderate use for a couple of days but we are happy to pick it up daily to recharge if you require that. The cabin itself has solar lighting for the evenings and a bright light that you can plug into the power station, when needed. For extra guests beyond the initial 2, those guests will have to bring their own tents and beds/bedding and camp in the large clearing beside the cabin or elsewhere on the property. There is a large, 12x16 floating deck, directly outside the cabin that is covered by a large gazebo with optional walls. Seating and a cooking area is located on the covered deck.. The deck and the area near the cabin and fire pit is mowed and kept clear of snow and you will find a nice fire pit for outdoor warmth and relaxation with plenty of seating. The pit is equipped with gear for you to do open fire cooking. Fire wood is available for $5/large bundle or you may bring your own. There is a 12'x14', hard-top, walled/screened, furnished gazebo in the cleared area around the cabin close to both the cabin and the firepit that will be available until the snow becomes too difficult to clear that far. The land is a rugged mix of Canadian Shield, pocket swamps, forest and old fields slowly returning to the wild. There are some basic paths but you are also welcome to strike out on your own and enjoy the land. The area around the cabin is set up with larger groups in mind while still maintaining an intimate feel. We encourage friends and/or family to come together and camp out with two able to sleep in the cabin itself. Additional guests who may be using tents, tent-trailers, vans, etc, to join you on your stay, are able to pick close by, mowed clearings, to set up camp or they can move further into the woods and find a more secluded campsite. Firewood is available upon request at $6/bundle, ideally before arrival but more can be provided during your stay. Outdoor Theatre Option For a fee of $20, a large screen can be set up in the hard-top gazebo for use with a provided projector. A generator is required to power the projector and will be provided, fully fueled. Additional fuel can be purchased, if needed. There are also two, stereo-capable, rechargeable, Bluetooth speakers that can be used with the system. Guests can bring a laptop, gaming system or even just media on a USB stick. Note: the projector is picky about what files it will play from a USB. The best option is a laptop or similar device. HDMI cable provided.

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Enchanted Forest

1 site · RV, Tent500 acres · Smiths Falls, ON

Learn more about this land: Enjoy our scenic property outside Smiths Falls, where we have one campsite that can accommodate tents or RVs for up to 10 guests. A creek runs through our unspoiled paradise, and you can cross the private bridge to explore the creek banks. Pets are welcome. The Rideau River flows just south of our property, providing outdoor activities and waterfront attractions. Campfires are allowed on the property. There are no toilets or water. For RVs, the pull-in space can accommodate vehicles up to 42 feet long on a grassy surface. There are no hookups, and generators are not allowed. In and around Smiths Falls, you can find restaurants and shops, as well as riverfront parks and walking trails that highlight the Rideau River. Outside of town, there are more attractions that allow you to see and learn about the Rideau River and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Rideau Canal, including Rideau River Provincial Park to the northeast and Murphys Point Provincial Park on Big Rideau Lake.

Phantom island

1 site · Tent1 acre · Lansdowne Township, ON

This location can only be accessed by your own personal boat! There is no car access and no car parking. Boats can be rented from Ivy Lea Marina and Rockport Ontario Marina. Boats should be less than 20 feet. 2 day minimum rentals. Your own Canadian private island in a calm cove in the international rift feet away from Canada to the north and the U.S. to the south in the great St Lawrence Seaway. To the left the international thousand island bridge and to the right incredible views of the international rift. With geese and swans flying in enjoy a great camping experience.

Nature's Outlook

1 site · Tent26 acres · ON

25.5 Acres of private land. Driveway wraps around a hill that is accessible by cars and overlooks the entire property. Two great oaks rest on top of the hill where you can put a hammock to relax. There is a large firepit as well as an outhouse. Lots of space for everyone! Lakes, boat launches and Atv trails within minutes away. 9 hole golf course just .5 km down the road too! No power for RVs.

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Sheridan Rapids Kayaking/Lazy River

3 sites · RVs, Tents174 acres · Lanark, ON

Private tent camping: drive in and set up camp tucked away from the road on a 5 acre private hilltop field surrounded by tall trees leading to a stream at the base of the hill. Or Pull your camper or set up tents on our riverfront property. Fish from the dock or go for a swim. On both sites you can enjoy kayaking the rapids or sit back in a tube and ride the 3-5 hour lazy river rapids ride!

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156 Historic Acres on the Tay River

3 sites · RVs, Tents156 acres · Perth, ON

We are excited to welcome you to our 156-acre property on the beautiful Tay River. This gorgeous acreage is situated along the South bank of the river with over 2000ft of frontage and multiple sites for campers to enjoy. Rolling hills, Protected Forests, Open Fields, Canadian Shield, and Eco-Thriving RVCA Wetlands with many trails and roadways connecting them all. Until recently this property had been in the same family for 150 years and has seen many years of transformation while remaining very much untouched. There is an abundance of wildlife that you will encounter as you roam the grounds! We kindly ask that you respect their privacy, as we are new to the grounds and intend on being good neighbours. The historic town of Perth is only 5 minutes drive east along Christie Lake Rd, with all the conveniences and amenities needed. Shops, restaurants, parks, art galleries, antique shops, and a bustling downtown will keep you entertained should you wish to make the trip into town.

River, stream, or creek camping near Brockville guide

Overview

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for camping options in Canada! If you're looking to camp near Brockville, Ontario and have a preference for being near a river, we've got you covered. With over 600 options available, you'll find the perfect campsite to suit your needs. Whether you're a seasoned camper or a first-timer, we've got options for everyone. Some of our top campsites near Brockville, Ontario with a river include White Wolf Acres (80 reviews), Paradis d'Artistes (58 reviews), and Adirondack Adventure Base (50 reviews). Prices range from as low as $10 per night, with an average price of $50 per night. Popular amenities you can expect include campfires, rubbish disposal, and potable water. And if you're looking for some adventure, popular activities in the area include swimming, off-roading (OHV), and surfing. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable camping experience!