The best camping near Silent Lake Provincial Park
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Simple Cabin in town
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Haliburton Village, ON
Open space, including kitchen, comfy bed, couch and wood stove. There is an outhouse and water is provided for drinking, wash up and rinsing (no running water)
Basic cooking utensils, small fridge, hot plate, coffee press and kettle.
The cabin is in town, there are neighbors and general sounds of town.
- 2 min drive to Main street-shops, cafes, pub, lake access, ice skating
- 5 min drive to cross country ski trails, snowshoe trails and a sculpture forest
- 15 min drive to ski hill and water spa
There is a cedar sauna on the property you are welcome to use during your stay. Along with a simple outdoor / off grid shower for rinsing.
Parking is on the street in front of the cabin.
Please keep tight to the right for the snowplow and neighbors to get by.
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Harmony Resorts - Stoney Lake
9 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Peterborough, ON
You will find our campground amongst the rugged precambrian rocks and windswept pines on the shores of Stoney Lake, the crown jewel of the Kawarthas. Immerse yourself in the wilderness of our pinery sites, or experience the tranquility of our lakeside sites.
Enjoy the pristine water as you relax on our private sandy beach or launch a boat to explore the lake’s hundreds of beautiful islands. Stoney Lake is known for its excellent fishing and is home to large populations of bass, walleye, and muskie.
Petroglyph Provincial Park, located right across the street is a sacred Indigenous site with the largest known concentration of aboriginal rock carvings in Canada. Explore the excellent hiking trails the park has to offer or visit McGinnis Lake, one of few meromictic lakes in North America.
At the end of each day the lullaby of the northern loon will call through the cool night air as you drift off to sleep. We can’t wait to share our place with you!
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Call of the Wild Hunt Camp
1 site · Lodging5 acres · Bancroft, ON
Apsley Ontario off the grid hunt camp!
Welcome to our OFF THE GRID hunt camp in Apsley, Ontario, where adventure and relaxation meet! Our camp is nestled amidst the picturesque scenery of Eels Lake and surrounded by ATV trails that wind through the lush wilderness of Ontario.
For those looking for an added level of excitement, we offer guided ATV tours through the stunning trail system. Our experienced guides will lead you through the safe spots, ensuring a safe and unforgettable experience for all ages.
But that's not all - our camp offers comfortable accommodations with all the amenities you need for a relaxing stay.
With fishing, swimming, and boating opportunities just a stone's throw away, our camp is the perfect place for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are always on hand to assist you with any questions or requests you may have, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable stay.
So, why not book your stay at our hunt camp in Apsley, Ontario today and experience the natural beauty and excitement of the great outdoors?
2 queen beds in the loft
All appliances run off the grid on propane
Furnace and wood stove
Generator runs: microwave, kettle, coffee maker
Full working shower with hot water on demand so you never run out of hot water :)
Call or text 705 / 656 / 9555
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Echo Shores
1 site · Lodging1 acres · Tory Hill, ON
Eels Lake is a lake located between the Kawartha lakes and Haliburton Highlands region of Ontario, Canada.Eel Cow, an Ojibwe chieftain, for which the lake is named, claimed this area and surrounding land as his family's hunting and fishing territory in the early 1800s.The many islands and bays found in the lake make for ideal smallmouth bass, largemouth bass and Rock bass habitat. The lake also has natural population of lake trout, walleye and yellow perch. In order to help preserve the natural lake trout population of Eels Lake, slot size and winter ice fishing restrictions are in place.Echo Shores is located in Unicorn Bay on Eels Lake in Highlands East. The cottage stands on the Canadian Shield with beautiful views of crown land across the bay.
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Forest Canada
2 sites · Lodging2 acres · Bancroft, ON
Newly built. This cabin is nestled in the woods. Accessible by canoe. Or a local porter can be hired to take over the guests belongings. Open concept second floor sleeping area. King bed is separated by sheer curtains. A queen and floor twin (great for young children) share the space. A quaint sitting area is also on the second floor. Walkout upper deck. The main floor has the toilet. It is a compostable toilet. Guests will be instructed on how to use it! Lake fed faucet. Outdoor shower with hot water! Dining table for 6 comfortably.
Couch. Home is solar powered. No TV! No internet. This is off grid living.
Small kitchen with propane fridge. Sink for dishes. Filtered water tap beside regular tap. All pots and pans and utensils for cooking. Outside BBQ. Outdoor seating on main deck. kayaks, canoe, trampoline, Paddle Board. Excellent clean swimming water! Fire pit! Enjoy beautiful sunsets. Listen to the trees, the loons at night. Excellent fishing.
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Spring Joy! Cosy Canoe Cottage
1 site · Lodging20 acres · Bancroft, ON
The cottage is at the edge of a large wilderness area. We supply an ultra-safe large canoe with paddles and lifejackets. It's an easy and fun 15 minute paddle to reach the cottage.
The cottage is an artistic gem on a safe and quiet lake with beavers and loons and numerous bird species -- owls, herons, hawks, ospreys, and many migratory songbirds. In over 20 years of experience on the lake, we've seen no bears. It's a cosy three-room place with a small bedroom (8x12) with an antique double bed; a main room (16 x12) with a single bed; and a kitchen (8X12). Sleeps 3, max.
Access to the cottage is up a short set of irregular stone stairs from the lake. This could be an impediment for elderly or frail people. The lake is not a private lake. There are other cottages. But it's a very quiet lake and often there's no one else there.
The landscape is very similar to Algonquin Park's. North Kawartha is famous as the birthplace of the canoe. This is a thinly-populated landscape of rugged granite bluffs, thickly-forested hills and valleys, and gorgeous lakes that remain quiet and peaceful even during the hottest summer weeks.
This place was made by and for lovers, artists, poets, musicians, dreamers, writers, environmentalists, ecologists, escapists...and their children.
Enjoy!
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Footprints Resort
17 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents11 acres · Bancroft, ON
Footprints Resort is a private adults-only holiday destination located in the heart of Hastings Highlands, at the southern tip of Algonquin Park in Ontario. Their boutique resort is adults only, providing a pristine, natural, child-free setting for your next getaway! Enjoy swimming and non-motorized water sports on their private lake, relax as you sunbath and lounge on the beach, hike and bike the nearby trails, enjoy a natural setting and reconnect with nature. They offer a variety of accommodation options with rooms, villas, cabins and camping available, spacious private grounds to roam and many secluded seating areas to relax. Enjoy all that the resort has to offer. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventure, relaxation or a romantic getaway, their boutique resort is your destination! Book one of their nicely appointed rooms or cozy cabins, or bring along your camping gear for a fun, relaxing, week-long or weekend adventure. Join others in the lounge to socialize, sit by the fireplace, or cook a meal in their self-catering kitchen. Barbecues are available throughout the resort so grilling up a delicious meal is not a problem. Hang out in their open air Cabana where you can mix a cold beverage and socialize with other guests, or take your drink to one of their many secluded, sitting areas to relax. The Dome is a large, 1,500-square-foot covered, open air recreational structure designed to keep the party going, even in inclement weather. Equipped with a stage, sound equipment and a dance floor that is ready for any party, they can accommodate many options. The Dome usually houses a Games Room, but has also been used for dancing, wedding receptions, a weight room and rehearsal space among other options. If variety is the spice of your life and you wish for a little excitement, there are plenty of local attractions such as antiquing, canoeing, rockhounding, and ghost towns. Spend a day exploring Algonquin park or go white water rafting or trail riding by horseback or ATV. However you decide to spend your day, there is always lots to do at and around Footprints!
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Moose and Musky
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Hastings Highlands, ON
Learn more about this land:
Watch the sunrise over the beautiful Musky Bay!
Cozy cabin suitable for 1-2 people. This is a small heated 8 x 10 cabin with a queen-sized bed for sleeping and an outhouse for your use. The cabin has minimal cooking items for your use, Coleman stove, percolator for coffee, and campfire tripod are available. You will need to bring your own bedding, toiletries, and utensils for cooking. Please leave the cabin exactly as you found it. You will need to bring your own propane for the Coleman stove and Martin heater.
In the winter you can ice fish, cross country ski, hike on Baptiste lake or hop on the nearby snowmobile trail for days of riding. Situated very close to Algonquin Park, there is ample opportunity for hiking and biking in the summer months. Groceries and supplies are available within 20 minutes of the cabin.
We look forward to hosting you!
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Happy Land
1 site · Tent16 acres · North Kawartha, ON
16 acres in HWY 28, Maple forest, 5G signal, electricity power on site, and also has a camping trailer. Surrounded by thousands of acres of crown land, a nearby lake, and a pond. Also very convenient to access Apsley, which is only 20 minutes away. The forests are inhabited by plenty of wildlife (deer, bears, other aquatic creatures), and has had a natural untouched environment for many decades. If you want to enjoy the crisp forest air and experience real nature, come to Happy Land!
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StoneHeart Retreat
50 sites · RVs, Tents42 acres · Bancroft, ON
42 acres of beautiful forest and rolling hills with old and new growth, plants and wild life in variety and even a small creek. A place for healing, sharing, spiritual empowerment, learning and perhaps some old and new growth of your own. StoneHeart is home to various celebrations and festivals throughout the summer months. There is an Ancestor Altar, Mayan Mesa where sacred fire ceremonies are done, a beautiful 9 ring labrynth, a fairy path to walk and see what you discover. There are also 6 outhouses, an outdoor kitchen area, a big main fire pit area for events and smaller firepits for camping throughout the property. There are 2 lakes within 5-10 min drive for swimming and fishing and many others close by as well. There is a grocery store, gas station, and LCBO in town, located 10 min away.
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Foresthill Retreat
2 sites · Lodging49 acres · Harcourt, ON
This property used to be a farm until 1912, the glamping site is located far from
the house in what used to be a vegetable garden!
The glamping tent is well equipped and has everything you need for a cozy comfortable stay including electricity! The outdoor kitchen on site has everything you need to cook a delicious meal. There are also
hammocks, an outdoor shower, tables and chairs, and an extremely well-stocked site super clean outhouse.
Lots of lakes in the area.
General stores and gas within 5 minutes and the
Grocery stores are within 15 minutes for all your camping needs.
Provincial Parks Nearby:
Wolf Island Provincial Park - 10 minutes,
Kawartha Highlands Signature Park - 15 minutes,
Quackenbush Provincial Park - 25 minutes,
Petroglyphs Provincial Park - 30 minutes
At night you will hear nothing but frogs, very private and very romantic.
We can't wait to host you at
Foresthill Retreat!
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Rockhound heaven
1 site · RV10 acres · Haliburton, ON
This campsite is located within 15 minutes of hundreds of lakes, rivers and streams. In the heart of crystal collecting country, Rock and crystal collecting opportunities abound. For the fisherman, canoeist or kayaker, there are hundreds of nearby lakes and streams. For hikers and cyclists, there are many trails - including rail trails within a few minutes drive.
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The best camping near Silent Lake Provincial Park guide
Overview
About
Only a two-hour drive from Toronto, this quiet park is packed with seasonal activities. After a vigorous cross-country ski on some of the 34 kilometres of groomed trails in winter, cozy up to a wood stove in a winterized yurt or cabin, complete with barbecues. In summer, the trails come alive, and the epic, 15-kilometre Lakeshore Trail offers tons of lookouts. For a thrill, bring your mountain bike to tackle the 17 kilometres of beginner to intermediate trails. But don’t miss out on a quiet paddle around the picturesque lake or the chance to simply stretch out on a rock slab in the sun.
Notable campgrounds
- Pincer Bay Campground - Nestled by the lake, offering serene views and easy water access.
- Granite Ridge Campground - A perfect blend of forested sites for a secluded camping experience.
- Walk-in Campsites - For those seeking a more rustic adventure, these sites provide an intimate connection with nature.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book early to secure your preferred dates, as sites fill up quickly during peak seasons.
- Consider visiting during the shoulder seasons for greater availability and a quieter experience.
- Keep an eye on cancellation policies for last-minute openings.
- Explore nearby camping options for alternative accommodations if the park is fully booked.
When to go
The best time to visit Silent Lake Provincial Park is during the summer for warm weather activities and the winter for a snowy retreat. Spring and fall offer fewer crowds but be mindful of wet conditions or park advisories during these seasons.
Know before you go
- Check for any active park advisories or weather conditions before your trip.
- Remember that Silent Lake is motor-free, ensuring a peaceful paddling experience.
- Accessibility options are available; contact the park for specific needs.
- Winter visitors should prepare for cold temperatures and snow-related activities.
- Day use areas and roofed accommodations offer a variety of facilities for your comfort.
- Silent Lake Provincial Park
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