The best camping near Burnt Lands Provincial Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Burnt Lands Provincial Park adventure.

Discover the unique alvar ecosystem of Burnt Lands Provincial Park.

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Cartwright Springs Brewery

3 sites · RVs, Tents77 acres · Renfrew, ON

Our micro brewery is located here because of our springs. The campsites are within walking distance to the brewery. The sites are in the forest with either a view of the pond, of Cartwrights Creek or of the Ottawa valley from a hillside. We have short hiking trails, some outdoor games such as horseshoes or beach volleyball, and we have beer.

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Agape Gardens - Permaculture - Spa

3 sites · Lodging30 acres · QC

Located in the world renown Gatineau Hills, Agape Gardens is 30 acres of pristine and sacred land with old forest growth, edible landscapes, and breathtaking views. Plenty of unique views from lookouts, hiking trails and beautiful waterfalls nearby. Gatineau's best mountain terrains are just a few blocks away! Agape Gardens is a nature lovers paradise! NEW! Sauna and cold plunge packages available! Our Property is located minutes away from world renowned hiking trails. With many difficulty levels ranging from easy to hard. All trails are managed and mapped out for convenience and safety.

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7 Points Eco Retreat

4 sites · Lodging, Tents11 acres · Mississippi Mills, ON

We have 3 tent campsites all with river view, with the furthest being a 2 minute walk to the swimming area, as well as a off grid tiny cabin. We have a beautifully forested 10.5 acre property with 790 feet of riverfront on the Mississippi River. We have an outhouse and fresh water station. We are situated between 2 beautiful waterfalls.

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Carp Lake Cove

16 sites · Lodging, RVs72 acres · Ottawa, ON

Carp Lake Cove is a 73 acre property that surrounds a 30 acre private lake with approximately 1 km of sandy beach along one side of the lake. Along the other side of the lake we have a 1000 foot long pasture where you may see some of our resident horses, chickens, ducks and geese. All very friendly farm animals just waiting for their next treat. There are walking trails nestled in amongst the bushes and 2.5 km sandy track that surrounds the lake for any running enthusiasts or if you want to take a leisurely walk and enjoy the surroundings of our property. Though you feel completely secluded and at peace at this property we are just a short drive to Kanata or the village of Carp if you need any last minute supplies.

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White Wolf Acres

6 sites · RVs, Tents80 acres · Renfrew, ON

Gorgeous, serene 38 acres of pristine woodlands, trails and meadows. Our property is named after our large White German Shepard, don’t worry she’s friendly. Stay in our trailer and enjoy the sounds and sights of nature. Take a stroll down our personal trails, or bring your four-wheelers/bikes and enjoy the 1000s of kilometres of trails that begin after our driveway. Piles of rocks throughout the bush indicate that this land once was farmed. A creek runs through the property with a beaver pond. The land has a main trail that goes right through to the back of the property. The land is a mixed forest with maple, pine, hemlock, birch and cedar. The land is rolling and flat with good walking trails. Great hiking, cross country skiing or biking trails. Only 45 minutes to Kanata, 30 minutes to Perth, Almonte or Carleton Place, and for downhill skiing only 30 minutes to Calabogie. Many lakes in the area for fishing, swimming and boating. We look forward to having you stay with us, happy camping, Jacob and Andreya

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Tranquility on the Bay (Adults)

3 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Quyon, QC

There's something that just makes you feel good being here. I looked at many properties before deciding on this one because "it just felt right". This flat terrain is rich in history. Pontiac Bay was fundamental in the logging era and held the local Trading post. The bay is nestled between Luskville Falls and Fort Coulonge Falls. As you drive here you will begin to feel a sense of calm within you as you glance out your right window to see the Gatineau Hills and to your left, you will see that you're winding your way along the Ottawa River. Or, if you decide to use the ferry crossing from Fitzroy Harbour on the Ontario side we're only 8 minutes from there. I have an old, but river-worthy canoe you may borrow but feel free to bring your own canoe, kayak, paddleboat or SUP to explore the land and inlets around the bay. Both sites have access to the boat launch. No toilet facilities at property so bring your own camping toilet or self-contained RV. P.S. You might want to stop in the village for the best french fries in all of the Outaouais region. You'll see the big red chip truck across from Marcotte's, the gas station as you leave the ferry terminal, if you're coming from Fitzroy Harbour. And yes, they make pulled pork poutine, pogos, burgers and zucchini sticks. If you're here on the weekend you may also want to check out the Bristol Farmer's market every Saturday from Noon to 3pm on the public beach in Norway Bay, only 20 minutes away. It's a lovely quaint community mixed with old and new unique cottages so you'll definitely want to take a drive around. And you'll surely want to visit the Vineyard and Vintage Car Museum, a 2-minute drive from here if you enjoy wine and cars (but not at the same time lol...unless the keys AREN'T in the ignition ha!). Google Domaine de Pontiac Village for hours and more information or message me. Visit Parc des Chutes in Fort Coulonge for a view of the waterfalls, zip lining over the gorge and obstacle courses. (The view of the gorge is breathtaking!) Want to try whitewater rafting for an exhilarating rush? Try Esprit or Horizon X, both about 40 minutes north. How about Go Karting? visit lecircuitquyon dot com .

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Arthur L.’s Land

2 sites · Lodging100 acres · Ottawa, ON

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Farm Point Central

3 sites · Lodging, RVs1 acre · Chelsea, QC

Functional clean well kept 1996 Ford Motorhome parked beside my family home, in a forest setting on a quiet cul de sac street, with many outdoor amenities including fire pits, hot tub and pool. Dog friendly. Beautiful views of stars close to shops, beaches, hiking, restaurants, Gatineau Park, Gatineau River, Wakefield, and only 15 minutes from the city.

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Spirit Wild Estate

2 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Renfrew, ON

Welcome to Spirit Wild A place, in nature, where you can let your spirit be free, to feel the healing power of nature. A private lake with no public access, and quite/peaceful. Lake is limited to 10hp outboards, and seldom seen - so no large boats or noise. Access to boat ramp. Located just outside Calabogie Village. Paved road to property. Many local attractions and things to do.. River Rafting, Hiking Trails, Cave Exploration, Galleries, Dining, etc. - Ck it out. Over 2 acres of mixed bush, fruit trees, organic garden, large open grassy play area, Virgin Lake (Dempsey) beautiful, clear clean water - sandy bottom - great waterfront for the smaller children. Charging Station @ House. Camping from bicycle - to Overland campers. Site 1 - Waterfront Turn right at end of driveway, left across lawn, to Herbert St. best suited for small units, tent trailers, smaller RV's, etc. No access for large trailers. Site 2 - Waterview Turn right at end of driveway, straight ahead, large site, easy access. larger trailers. Site for Tents - anywhere.

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Meg L.’s Land

5 sites · RVs, Tents103 acres · Ottawa, ON

Sacred Circles Yurt & Gardens

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3 acres · Vars, ON

Welcome to Sacred Circles Yurt & Gardens. Sacred Circles is conveniently situated just 20 minutes from downtown Ottawa, offering an authentic Mongolian Yurt experience amidst the serene countryside, enveloped by lush gardens. As a guest on our land, you're invited to wander through the gardens, observe the diverse pond wildlife, harvest fresh produce from the vegetable garden, and marvel at the star-filled sky by the fire pit late into the night. The yurt boasts a spacious 26 ft diameter, featuring a wall of windows and doors that open up to panoramic views of the surrounding farming fields, gardens, and tranquil pond. Equipped with an insulated floor and a wood stove, the yurt ensures warmth and comfort during winter months or cool summer evenings. Ample airflow and ventilation are provided for summer stays. Additionally, the yurt is furnished with electricity and offers on-site bathroom facilities, along with access to potable well water. Beyond its function as a retreat space, Sacred Circles hosts various events including women's circles, yoga classes, healing sessions, and sacred ceremonies. This space is available for rent to accommodate both overnight guests and gatherings, maintaining its sanctity as a space deserving of love and respect from all who enter. Sacred Circles was born from the vision of creating a nurturing sanctuary where individuals can gather, connect, and evolve in an atmosphere of support and acceptance. It's a place where authenticity is celebrated, walls are lowered, and the beauty of our unique selves is embraced. At its core, Sacred Circles cultivates a community of individuals dedicated to personal growth and authentic living. I eagerly anticipate the opportunity to welcome you into this sacred space.

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Still Wild Acres

1 site · Tent86 acres · Renfrew, ON

Welcome to Still Wild Acres! We are located on 85 acres of beautiful forested land with kilometres of wide walking trails throughout. The property includes two pond/wetland areas where you can sit and enjoy the sounds and sights of nature. There are many activities to do around Lanark Highlands; visit the 7 wonders of Lanark County, take a drive to one of the 3 beaches located within 15 minutes of our property, or bring your ATV and go for a ride down the ATV trails. We have a dog named Jack and bees who you will see collecting nectar throughout the property. Please be aware of the wildlife present on the property, ensure your food is properly secured for bears and no waste is left behind. We look forward to having you stay with us!

The best camping near Burnt Lands Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Venture into the rare beauty of Burnt Lands Provincial Park, a haven for biodiversity with its extensive alvar ecosystem. While the park does not offer camping facilities, it invites nature enthusiasts to explore its unique landscapes, home to a variety of provincially and regionally rare plant and animal species.

When to go

The best time to visit Burnt Lands Provincial Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty of the alvar ecosystem can be fully appreciated. Summer offers lush vegetation, but be prepared for warmer temperatures. Winter visits are possible, but accessibility may be limited due to snow and ice.

Know before you go

Check the local weather and park alerts before planning your visit to ensure the park is accessible.
Wear appropriate footwear for hiking, as the terrain can be rugged and uneven.
Bring your own water and snacks, as there are no visitor facilities available.
Respect the natural habitat by staying on designated trails and observing wildlife from a distance.
Note that the park is a non-operating reserve, focusing on the protection of its unique ecosystem.