The best camping in Barron River Provincial Park, ON
Discover the rugged beauty of Barron River Provincial Park.
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Barron River Provincial Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Barron River Provincial Park
Covered Bridge Park
1. Covered Bridge Park
92%
(13)
27km from Barron River Provincial Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Covered Bridge Park is a magnificent 150 acres waterfront campground on Bonnechere River with cottages, cabins, tent and trailer sites. We are located east of Algonquin Provincial Park and located in Tramore on the north side of Bonnechere River between Round Lake and Golden Lake. Enjoy beautiful Ontario summers with great fishing, swimming, canoeing and wildlife viewing.
Discover Natures Playground on this old farm that has been preserved in its natural state with 100 acres of mature forest, meadows and trails; only a small portion of the property has been developed into a Campground. Most of what we offer here is pure Mother Nature.
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Schoolhouse Inn Campsites
2. Schoolhouse Inn Campsites
98%
(30)
28km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Come camp at the corner of Algonquin Park!Our building used to be a school, it was abandoned for years, we decided to bring back the life, rent out rooms, and provide campsites. The campsites are ideal for tenters, van camping, and (self-contained) RVs up to 40 feet. It is the perfect base camp for your Algonquin Park adventure. The washroom and shower are located inside the building. Communal Firepit on-site. Pets on leash welcome.The Round Lake public boat lunch is just 2 minutes, summertime you can enjoy the water, and in the wintertime the snowmobile trails, cross country skiing are here, waiting for you. End of the day you can relax in the hot tub. Free for our guests.
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Tiny Village Ottawa River - Camping
3. Tiny Village Ottawa River - Camping
98%
(21)
31km from Barron River Provincial Park · 22 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Tiny Village Ottawa River is a unique nature village resort located on our 59.1 acres of property. It contains 2000 feet of gorgeous sandy shores along the Ottawa River and Crown land on the opposing shore.
No matter the kind of camper you are, our serviced/tent/glamping sites offer all the benefits of a comfortable lifestyle at a fraction of the cost, as it is our mission to make enjoying the great outdoors accessible to everyone. Tiny Village Ottawa River is a 2-hour drive from Ottawa, 4.5 hours from Montreal and 4.5 hours from Toronto.
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Adventure Source Expeditions
4. Adventure Source Expeditions
93%
(22)
35km from Barron River Provincial Park · 5 sites
3 private acres along the Ottawa River minutes from Pembroke. An adventure naturalists paradise with an abundance of diverse plant and wildlife. Great fishing and multiple white water runs from out shore. Located beside a golf course, general store SAQ, chip stand and bar/ restaurant.
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New Frontiers Retreat
5. New Frontiers Retreat
96%
(92)
39km from Barron River Provincial Park · 2 sites
Immersed in forest along the shore of the Bonnechere River, New Frontiers offers comfortable three-season camping in our cozy domes. Walk the forest trails, paddle on the river, stare at the stars, and watch the wildlife outside your window. Enjoy nature from the privacy of your own little "domicile".
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Lakeside Bunkie - 35min to Alg.Park
6. Lakeside Bunkie - 35min to Alg.Park
100%
(29)
48km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site
Learn more about this land:
Rustic bunkie located on 2 acres, is nestled among the trees beside a small, crystal clear lake. With 700 ft of untouched shoreline, privacy is second to none. From this lake, you can access 3 other lakes by provided canoe/kayak without portage.
The site is 35 min. from Algonquin Park and 11 km from MKC, the world-famous white water paddling centre.
10x10 main floor with sleeping loft. Solar power provides lighting & a propane furnace for cool nights. Solar lights outside provide ambient lighting-may be turned off if preferred.
The call of the loons & the barred owl will be your lullaby as you drift off to sleep after a day of hiking, paddling, or swimming.
There is no running water, you will have to bring your own drinking water. You will need to bring everything you require for cooking, eating and washing dishes. There is no sink, stove, or BBQ on site. As the site is off-grid, there are no appliances.
There is a split log bench beside the self-contained fire pit. Please bring your own firewood, matches/lighter, and/or firestarter materials. Small fires only please, as this is a well-treed location. Fires must be extinguished prior to going to bed — there is a bucket by the firepit.
If you are wondering if something is there, I suggest you reach out to check with me before arrival.
There is a new private outhouse on site. The outhouse is past the bunkie along the path. Solar lights work with the flick of a switch — one switch by the door, one by the bed.
You have access to 2 kayaks and 1 canoe, 2 adult lifejackets. These are located on the waterfront between the bunkie and the house @260 Matcheski Road. Please return these as you found them after each use. They are shared with the guests at the house. It is a natural shoreline at the bunkie, with a sandy bottom — pretty good swimming, actually! Absolutely no harsh chemicals/detergents in the water!
Please leave the site tidy and as you found it. Take your garbage and recycling. This is a small lakeside community — no loud music, please. Respect the solitude!
Please respect the natural setting — leave it as you found it, do not cut live growth.
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Hidden Gem on Lorwell Lake
7. Hidden Gem on Lorwell Lake
100%
(17)
50km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site
The 1 acre site is nestled and hidden away at the end of a private road, in the forest, next to ancient Canadian Shield rockfaces, on a pristine clean lake in the Madawaska Highlands. The shoreline is left natural with a floating dock. Swimming, fishing and kayaking is excellent.
We are surrounded by hundreds of acres of crown land with an extensive path network reaching up to Foymount, the highest elevation in Southern Ontario.
Killaloe is the closest town and Brudenell, a logging ghosttown, off the beaten path, is being rediscovered for its quaint beauty.
Near Eganville, Foymount, Barrys Bay, Algonquin Park, Bancroft
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Glamping Under the Stars
8. Glamping Under the Stars
100%
(23)
56km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site
This cozy spot away from the urban bustle offers tranquility and natural beauty with trails on the 50 acre property to explore, water access within minutes, and the beautiful Algonquin Park 25-minutes away, there is more than enough that will engage your body, mind and soul.
Bark Lake, Madawaska Valley’s largest lake, is just a 2 min drive away and boasts a boat launch and public beach/park. A second beach/park is just 10 min away.
A beautiful, impressive 50ft waterfall is 3km away by paddle. The waterfall can be slid down part way (with caution).
Canoes/kayaks can be rented in the town centre 10 min away. The waterfall can be seen in the photo gallery.
The property has 3 trails systems to fully immerse yourself in nature.
Algonquin Park has endless trails and opportunities for water activities. You can check out their daily events posted on the Friends of Algonquin webpage. And there’s also educational opportunities at various locations such as the Logging Museum and the Visitor Centre.
I am happy to support any of your inquiries and will do my best to accommodate.
I look forward to hosting you!
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Burke’s Barnyard - Farm Camping
9. Burke’s Barnyard - Farm Camping
100%
(91)
75km from Barron River Provincial Park · 5 sites · Tents, Lodging
Welcome to Burke’s Barnyard, a laid-back, 420-friendly farm stay tucked into the rolling Boulter Hills, just 30 minutes from Barry’s Bay or Bancroft. Our scenic 4-acre property offers a peaceful rural escape where guests can slow down, connect with nature, and enjoy authentic farm life.
Wake up to the sounds of roosters crowing and ducks chatting as the sun rises over open fields and forested hills. Spend your days exploring the property, relaxing by the campfire, stargazing under wide country skies, or visiting with our friendly barnyard crew. You’ll meet pigs, ducks, chickens, and turkeys who are always happy to be admired and photographed. It’s a great setting for animal lovers, couples, and small groups looking for something different than a typical campground.
Nearby, you’ll find beautiful lakes and sandy beaches perfect for swimming, paddling, fishing, or simply enjoying a sunny afternoon by the water. The surrounding area also offers hiking trails, scenic drives, ATV routes, and classic small-town shops and restaurants in Bancroft and Barry’s Bay.
Evenings are all about campfire conversations, good food, and relaxed vibes. We are proudly cannabis-friendly, and our ACMPR-registered hosts are committed to providing a safe, welcoming, and respectful environment for all guests.
This is rustic farm camping with personality. Expect open skies, animal sounds, fresh country air, and a relaxed atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to unplug, reconnect with nature, or enjoy a 420-friendly getaway with friends, Burke’s Barnyard offers a unique and memorable farm experience.
Come see what barnyard life is all about.
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Highland Farms N Stables
10. Highland Farms N Stables
95%
(22)
77km from Barron River Provincial Park · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Escape to a private, off-grid cabin or campsite tucked in the wilderness just outside Algonquin Park—all the magic of camping without the hassle. Our cabins offer nature and seclusion. No visible neighbors. Plenty of room to relax. Many quiet beaches nearby. Water available at the gate for showers and dishes.
With easy drive-in access and 8 km of gentle trails right from your doorstep, our cabins are the perfect place to slow down and reconnect.
Spend your days exploring thousands of acres of Crown land—kayak, canoe, hike, swim, fish, birdwatch, ATV, or snowmobile—with horseback riding just minutes away.
Each stay includes a private cabin, large campsite with plenty of parking, extended deck, fire pit, screen tent, BBQ (propane included) and optional heat in select cabins—everything you need for a comfortable, unplugged getaway.
If your dates are full, take a look at Cozy Cabin 2, Fox Den 3, Moose Run 4, and Meadowlark 5—each one just as special. Firewood is available on-site, and supplies are close by.
Come experience the heart of Ontario’s wild beauty—Algonquin Park is waiting. 🌲
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Off-Grid Studios
11. Off-Grid Studios
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78km from Barron River Provincial Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
40 acres of off grid property in the monteagle valley. We live year round on the property, growing food, tending the apple orchard, and wild foraging. Campsites nestled in the woods with lots of trails to explore. Dogs love our series of trails. Wake up to the birds and fall asleep to the stars. Less than 2 minute drive to Salmon Trout Lake or 15 minutes to Papineau Beach or Fosters Beach, both great for kids. Great area for canoeing, hiking and fishing. 15 minutes from Maynooth and Bancroft, 30 minutes to Algonquin Park. Queer and 420 friendly. If you're looking for a place to get away from it all we'd love to be your hosts. Multiple sites so great for groups and open to overlanders and truck camping rigs.
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Middlearth
12. Middlearth
97%
(101)
78km from Barron River Provincial Park · 3 sites
Middlearth is in the highland hills in the middle of Lake St Peter Lake and Mink Lake. We offer a variety of campsites on 150 acres with easy access to Algonquin trails, lakes, rivers, and attractions.
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Lakefront Glamping Retreat
13. Lakefront Glamping Retreat
99%
(85)
79km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site
The entire site is yours to use. Picnic table, fire pit and firewood are available. Lake is amazing for all water activities (boat launch is available on adjacent lake). Kayaks, swimming mat and life jackets available. A propane BBQ is also available for use.
Nearby activities include ATV trails, Provincial park, zip lining.
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Forest Cove Farm
14. Forest Cove Farm
21km from Barron River Provincial Park · 11 sites · RVs, Lodging
We welcome you to our alpaca farm! Forest Cove Alpacas is a family-run business and home to Huacaya alpacas, each featuring unique personalities and colors. We currently have nearly 40 alpacas, with numerous crias (baby alpacas) expected in summer 2026! Each alpaca has its own distinctive demeanor, and all are treated equally with love, affection, and plenty of treats.
Our on-site farm store showcases luxurious alpaca fiber garments for all ages and needs in a variety of natural colors and blends. You'll also find an array of handmade products, creative pottery, mouth-watering fudge, and many other Canadian-made items. Seasonal ice cream is available as well, featuring a unique blend of Kawartha Dairy hard ice cream with endless additions to create a personalized soft-serve experience for every customer.
Farm tours and events are offered year-round, providing education and interaction with the alpaca herd. We also welcome group events such as school trips, birthday parties, team-building experiences, weddings, and much more.
We are located on the outskirts of Algonquin Park, about 1.5 hours northwest of Ottawa in the picturesque Upper Ottawa Valley, where the air is fresh, the Ottawa River flows, and nature’s beauty is inspiring.
See you at the farm — we look forward to meeting you!
Educational farm tours are offered daily if you wish to interact with the alpacas. Cuddle with the babies, hand-feed the mamas, walk the males, and learn about their natural behavior! Please let us know if your group would be interested in a tour. Paid tours are available at discounted rates depending on the group size and tour length. We also offer an interactive self-guided tour, allowing you to explore at your own pace alongside the pastures while viewing the alpacas in their natural environment.
There is plenty of graveled parking space for larger RVs to turn around and park. Parking is adjacent to the highway, though traffic noise is generally minimal during the evenings and overnight.
• Please note: Keep your furry friends near your RVs, as alpacas are easily spooked.
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Stargazing Dome On A Sand Beach
15. Stargazing Dome On A Sand Beach
23km from Barron River Provincial Park · 3 sites
Dome on a small private campground. Right on a beautiful sand beach. Queen bed with air conditioning, mini fridge, barbecue, picnic table, chairs, 2 seater kayak, fire pit.
Comfort station with washrooms and coin operated shower, steps away.
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Erskine Park Campsite
16. Erskine Park Campsite
100%
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23km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Private campsite. Riverfront property with access to round lake - bring or rent a canoe. 10 minute drive to the gate of Algonquin park. Algonquin Park passes can be purchased next door at Bonnechere provincial park. Campfire with bbq grill - wood is available on site. Three trails on the property to explore. Site is located directly beside a very active deer trail, plenty of wildlife and top notch birdwatching. This property really is something special, come make memories you wont forget!
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The Bunk House Camp
17. The Bunk House Camp
100%
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28km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site
This off grid warm, cozy, roomy and rustic cabin sleeps 6 people comfortably. It is located in Round Lake, Ontario with easy access off Renfrew County Road 58 (Round Lake Road). It is approximately a 25 minute drive to the Basin Lake Access Point of Algonquin Provincial Park and just minutes away from the Killaloe, Hagarty, Richards Township boat launch in the village of Round Lake Centre . Bonnechere Provincial Park, Foy Provincial Park and Cheryl Boyle Park are 2-4 kms away, where sandy beaches and excellent swimming can be enjoyed on pristine Round Lake. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets at these locations provide the perfect beginning and end to your days. Bring your camera!!
Fall brings a whole new dimension to this picturesque community nestled in the Upper Ottawa Valley. The fall foliage, with all its splendor during September and October, offers many opportunities for the camera buff or hiker.
The cabin is set on 100 plus acres of private, mostly forested land and has a beaver pond that creates habitat for many different species of birds and wildlife.
The Bunk House cabin can sleep six guests, with 2 single bunk beds and one single bunk over double bed. The kitchen area is complete with dishes, drink ware, pots, pans, utensils, toaster and coffee pot. A propane BBQ is also made available to our guests. The kitchen comes equipped with a 4 burner propane stove with an oven. A two burner camping stove can also be made available. A wood fired, air tight fireplace for warmth on those cooler nights, provides both comfort and ambiance (wood is provided).
Please note: guests must bring their own bedding/sleeping bag/pillow as we do not provide that.
The cabin is solar powered with a back up gasoline generator.
An outdoor fire pit with seating is close by, as well as an outhouse. Walking trails along the beaver pond and property are maintained for your hiking pleasure. There is ample parking for vehicles and trailers.
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Secluded Marsh Bunkie
18. Secluded Marsh Bunkie
100%
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31km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site
The land is 200 acres of beautiful forest, wetlands, marshes and a bog. The property is located a 5-minute drive from the Golden Lake beach and 13 km from Foy Beach Provincial Park, two beautiful spots for swimming. The town of Killaloe, 4km away, provides a Farmers Market (9-2pm) on Saturdays from June to October, there is a café (Engine House) and a health food store (Grandma’s Pantry) in town, a grocery store and LCBO. It’s about 20-25 minutes to Barry’s Bay for other amenities, and just a bit further to Algonquin Park for a day trip.
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Trestle Grove Farm
19. Trestle Grove Farm
36km from Barron River Provincial Park · 2 sites
Enjoy a relaxing escape to the country! Located just 30 minutes south of Algonquin Park and within minutes of beautiful lakes and beaches, our two cabins are situated on 30 stunning acres of rolling farmland, ponds, and gardens.
Ways to Stay
• Cabins: Perfect for a cozy retreat.
• Camping & RVing: We also offer space for tents and RVs (please note: no hookups are available for RVs).
On-Site & Local Adventure
There is always something to do on the property, whether you prefer a quiet stroll down a country road or exploring our gardens. Beyond our borders, the surrounding area offers a bounty of outdoor adventures and local events:
• The Great Outdoors: Enjoy hiking, biking, ATVing, snowmobiling, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing.
• Nearby Highlights: Discover artisan tours, golfing, skiing, river rafting, and more.
Whether you are looking for high-energy adventure or a peaceful place to unplug, we have something to suit every taste!
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Poplar Grove
20. Poplar Grove
37km from Barron River Provincial Park · 1 site
Nestled at the edge of the forest on our property, between the Sea of Sumac and the Tall Grass Maze, this is a magical rustic sanctuary surrounded by nature.
Enjoy marked walking trails through the forest and your own private garden of herbs and edible flowers. Go for a swim in a pristine local lake at one of the nearby public beaches, or explore the lovely villages of the Valley. You can also simply relax on your private, screened-in covered deck, listening to the birds and the breeze dancing through the trees.
This sweet vintage camper has been lovingly restored with an intent of off-grid comfort to allow for the simple pleasure of slowing down. Soothe your nervous system with a combination of digital detox and reconnecting to nature.
Immerse yourself in the whimsical imagination of Madawaska Valley artist Jessica Lin—co-owner and creator of the unique interior decor, from the duvet cover to the curtains.
Self-guided retreats are available and include guided meditations, choose-your-own-adventure style creative activities, and more. This is also the perfect retreat from distraction for writers and other creatives who are looking for an inspirational spot to create their next work.
Or—just come and stay. Relax.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Sohail
3 days ago
Tent
Group trip
We were a group of 9 & had an amazing time. Site 5 is all the way at the end & you have lots of privacy. Chickens were following us all the time. We all had a great time. The host were very responsive & helpful.
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AMIT
2 weeks ago
Tent
What an amazing and peaceful campsite experience! The highlight for me was definitely the chickens and barn animals , being able to feed and pet them made the stay feel so warm and special. The whole place had such a cozy and blissful atmosphere, perfect for relaxing and disconnecting from the busy world.
Surrounded by beautiful scenery everywhere you look,it is truly a must-visit spot for anyone who loves nature and peaceful getaways. I already can’t wait to come back again soon!
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Al
2 weeks ago
Tent
It was a great experience! Definitely be back! And the view of the river was amazing
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J.
2 weeks ago
Tent
Nice new site near to Algonquin Park but with a lot less of a crowd than the parks campgrounds, very private sites. Friendly folks run the place as well. We only stayed one night but it was definitely a place to go again.
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Ian
3 weeks ago
Tent
I've really enjoyed my first week at Off-Grid Studios with host Sean! Very beautiful wooded property with lovely trails to explore and close to local lakes for short day trips. The site was clean and level and HUGE! The wooden platform for a tent was an unexpected bonus. I love the birds and wildlife in the area and found my week very relaxing and best of all bug-free! If you are looking for a relaxed atmosphere, with great hosts, and local knowledge, this is the place for you.
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David
May 2026
Tent
Clean, quite site, would go back again, soon - even though it was the beginning of the camping season
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Samantha
March 2026
With kids
The hosts were amazing and so was the cabin, i 100% recommend this place to any family wanting a getaway
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Dave
March 2026
Weekend Trip to Burke’s Barnyard - Farm Camping
It was our third visit to Burke's Barnyard and our first time in the bunkie. It was very cozy and was already warm and comfy when we arrived. We stayed warm and cozy all night as the temperature dropped to -15C outside. As always we loved our trip to Burke's and can't wait to book our next visit.
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Yumking
October 2025
Tent
Host is nice and casual, place is clean have garage bin everything is good
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dhanushma
October 2025
Group trip
We had a really good experience at the cozy cabin #2 in Highland Farm and Stable. It was a very pleasant stay, and we enjoyed a lot. The place was peaceful and comfortable — perfect for a relaxing getaway.
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Hamed
October 2025
With kids
The view, the crystal clear water and the setup was perfect. The raised dock with the sunrise view was an added bonus. True glamping, everything you needed was provided and thought of already. Our new regular spot that we hope to come back to many times.
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Emily
October 2025
16 ft travel trailer
With pets
Had an amazing stay at Sean’s place in the beginning of October. He was so accommodating and friendly. We had everything we needed and Sean was responsive to our messages. The lake is a short walk away and even though it was late in the season, we had warm enough weather to take a dip. We stayed on the landing site and had an overall amazing experience. Will definitely be back again. We went exploring and made a couple of new friends in the area as the people we encountered were very friendly. Not a single complaint and it’s nice for people who want to forgo the crowded campgrounds.
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Wendy
October 2025
Tent
Always a pleasure tent camping at Middle Earth, this was our third time here, second time at the woodlands camp site! The fall colours were incredible and we got to hang out with the squirrels and toads. This spot is very private with lots of space for parking and tents, and a nice large fire ring. Definitely prepare the necessities for taking care of business in the wild!
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Shernaaz
September 2025
2 nights at Highland Farms N Stables
We absolutely our stay at cabin 3. We did quite a lot of star gazing on both nights!! The place is so well maintained and are fully private. Highly recommend.
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D
September 2025
22 ft travel trailer
Quiet and nice view, steps to beach and fishing area. Less light polluted area with lots of stars to watch. Overall very convenient to everything. (Cave, hiking trail, private beach for swimming or fishing, sunrise, sunset view
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Kerianne
September 2025
With kids
Our stay was amazing !! Fully equipped! And extra point for having electricity!
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Tanya
September 2025
With pets
I had a lovely stay at the little cabin. It was clean, quiet and private.
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Jay
September 2025
12 ft pop-up camper
With pets
It started raining right as we arrived and didn't stop until the next day, yet it was still a great trip! There's something special about this place!
It feels very private and tucked into the woods, but there's a gravel road not far away, so you'll hear vehicles from time to time. Or people walking and talking and you'll think there are people in the bush, but they pass eventually.
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Meu
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Lakefront Glamping Retreat
This was our second time enjoying Monique’s beautiful property. Cool nights and sunny mornings made for some amazing views of mist swirling on the lake while sipping morning coffee. The crystal clear lakes were still warm enough for swimming and small enough to explore by kayak in an afternoon. Lots of little thoughtful touches everywhere we looked. Thank you for another wonderful fall getaway!
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william
September 2025
5 nights at New Frontiers Retreat
The place was very clean everything we needed was available. Chris was helpful and a great host
See moreBarron River Provincial Park camping guide
Overview
About
Embark on a journey through the majestic Barron River Provincial Park, where the granite cliffs tower above and the river's gentle flow beckons adventurers. Here, you can traverse the scenic landscapes, indulge in the thrill of canoeing, and cast a line in the hopes of a bountiful catch. The park's rich tapestry of sub-arctic flora clings to the cliffs, creating a unique ecosystem for explorers to discover.
When to go
The best time to visit Barron River Provincial Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early autumn, when the park's full splendour is on display. Winter offers a serene, frosty landscape, but be prepared for cold temperatures and limited access to some areas of the park.
Know before you go
- Check for any active advisories, such as fire bans or boil water notices, before your visit.
- Remember that the park is a protected area; respect the natural habitat and leave no trace.
- Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for hiking along the rugged terrain.
- Cell service may be limited, so plan accordingly and inform someone of your travel itinerary.
- Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park; contact the park office for specific information.
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