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The best camping in Lake St. Peter Provincial Park, ON
Discover the natural beauty of Lake St. Peter Provincial Park.
The best camping in Lake St. Peter Provincial Park, ON
Middlearth
1. Middlearth
97%
(100)
5.5km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 10 sites
Middlearth is nestled in a small valley in the highland hills in the middle of Lake St Peter and Mink Lake. We offer a variety of campsites on 150 acres with easy access to Algonquin trails, lakes, rivers, and attractions. These sites are ideal for campers looking to explore natural wilderness and enjoy pristine lakes. Pets are most welcome. Come and enjoy the natural wonders of the Highlands!
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CA$27
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Highland Farms N Stables
2. Highland Farms N Stables
95%
(20)
12km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 5 sites
Private, off-grid cabins tucked in the wilderness near Algonquin Park—it's camping without the hassle! Vehicle accessible and close to 3 quiet beaches. Enjoy horseback riding nearby, or kayak, canoe, hike, swim, fish, bird watch, snowmobile, or ATV. Fee includes off-grid cabin, deck, campsite, fire pit, screen tent, BBQ with propane, parking, and on some cabins, heat from Sept 15 to May 15. Are we full? Search for Cozy Cabin #2 , Fox Den 3, Moose Run 4 & Meadowlark #5—all our cabins are beautiful! Firewood available on-site, with stores nearby for supplies. PRIVACY PLUS!
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CA$75
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Moose and Musky
3. Moose and Musky
95%
(19)
22km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site
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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CA$80
/ night
Off-Grid Studios
4. Off-Grid Studios
100%
(37)
23km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Oct 7Update- Price reduction for the rest of the year. If you haven't gotten outside enough this year I'd love to help you. Sit by a camp fire, go for a walk in the leaves, get out on the water. Use code BOYWKRYG for 20$ off bookings of more than one night during the week.
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. 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.
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CA$20
/ night
Six Waterfalls
5. Six Waterfalls
92%
(26)
26km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Large private campsite available for rent on Kamaniskeg Lake Road.
This campsite is tent camping only, some acceptations may apply (please message host)
Large private family campsite located on Kamaniskeg Lake Rd private access to 10 acres with six stunning waterfalls and a pond. Wild Raspberry and blackberry and lots of wildlife to see.
Driving: 5 minutes to hinterland beach, 5 mins to Combermere, 10 mins to Madawaska Kanu Centre, 15 mins to Barrys Bay, 35 mins to Bancroft, 3 hours to Toronto.
Exclusive access to 6 privately owned stunning waterfalls. Surrounded by crown land. Kamaniskeg lake is a large lake known for its crystal clear waters, excellent fishing, loons, hiking/atv/snowmobile trails, and over 90 kilometres of boating.
Absolutely no dumping/ littering on the property.
To get to the waterfalls is considered to be a moderate to advanced level hiking ability required.
There are no neighbours.
There is no electricity or bathroom facility.
Local amenities nearby:
- Convenient store in Combermere
- Hospital, banks, churches, restaurants, and unique shops to browse through in Barry's Bay
- Metro & Valumart grocery stores
Home Hardware Building Centre in Combermere)
- Liquor store & Beer store
- Pharmacy
- Post Office
- Gas Stations
- Outdoor adventure outfitter, Mad Outdoors
- Dollar store and Stedman’s department store
- Madawaska kanu centre
Dont forget to visit the beautiful Hinterland Public Beach when you visit and please check current fire ban status for hasting highlands.
When you arrive there is no address number, please follow the approximate address on google. You will see a tree with several pink ties around it, thats the main entrance.
Please be advised we have trail cameras set up around the property for security purposes only.
You may consider using the rear camping site to be further away from the road, you will find a second fire pit there!
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CA$55
/ night
Lakeside Bunkie - 35min to Alg.Park
6. Lakeside Bunkie - 35min to Alg.Park
100%
(29)
27km from Lake St. Peter 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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CA$120
/ night
Cabin Glory - Riverfront Cabin
7. Cabin Glory - Riverfront Cabin
95%
(10)
30km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site
We’re Lily, Wesley and Danielle, your hosts at Cabin Glory. We're a family of joyful and curious nature lovers. We started this journey with Cabin Glory on a whim, driven by a deep desire to spend more time experiencing the wild around us. Lily was seeking out a new project, and Danielle was embarking on her handy-woman career. Luckily, Wes and his dad are quite handy already and were ready to tackle the enormous dream of renovating our cabin. We're proud to share this space with you, that we have created with love, sweat, and so, so many mosquito bites.
As you rest or adventure here, our wish is that you can connect with yourself, the company you keep, and the earth around you. There's nothing quite like hearing the symphony of rustling leaves as the wind passes by, being carried by the gentle movement of the river, or simply in awe of the magnificent horizon.
Welcome to Cabin Glory. We’re so glad you're here!
Learn more about this land:
Cabin Glory is a place intended for connection. Slow down, take a breath, and find what it is that you’ve been missing. Whether it’s a sense of adventure searching for wild animals on a winter hike, a slow morning with a book, a late night with the stars, or stories over a campfire - you’re sure to find it here.
Situated on 18 acres, available to our guests we have our main cabin, a dining gazebo, and a riverside gazebo. The area is well treed in for privacy and a true feeling of an escape. Guests can access hours of private hiking trails along the river and through the forest. An open area next to the cabin is available for lounging and games as well as viewing of the night sky with no light pollution.
Located an approximate 200ft from the York River, our 700 sqft cabin features vaulted ceilings with ample amounts of sunlight for a cozy yet airy feel. It is fully winterized with baseboard heaters and a wood stove.
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CA$350
/ night
Burke’s Barnyard - Farm Camping
8. Burke’s Barnyard - Farm Camping
100%
(87)
34km from Lake St. Peter 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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CA$29
/ night
Coyote Tales Farm Studios
9. Coyote Tales Farm Studios
100%
(13)
37km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This property was settled by the Irish in the mid 1800’s. Originally inhabited by Algonquin peoples the land was cleared for farming and they erected several building including a large German style hand hewn timber frame barn which still stands and is used today. The farm house was built in the 1910 and the original log cabins have been reframed into artistic buildings. It is wild to look around and imagine what life was like before now in a time when the land had no boundry lines and was traversed by indigenous peoples of this area. We have a great respect for those who have walked before us and a deep sense of gratitude for being here today.
Learn more about this land:
Perched high on a hilltop with scenic views of the surrounding area resting on the Canadian Shield!
We are offering a gentle landing for those wishing to relax and enjoy nature.
We have several options for camping sites and experiences for campers to choose from. There are 6 campsites available for tent and RV/trailer campers. We can accommodate vehicles up to 30ft in length (no hookups available at this time). Pets are welcome!
Go for a hike up the mountain, meander along the streams, walk to the lake 15min down a beautiful country road. Enjoy what we have going on at the art barn where we host artists in residence studios, music jams, workshops and events.
Enjoy an evening around your private campfire or perhaps join some folks gathered at the communal fire pit under the stars.
Book a sauna session for an evening, and possibly a massage or healing session. There’s always something to do on this farm😋
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CA$55
/ night
OG - Coe Island Lake Campground
10. OG - Coe Island Lake Campground
100%
(32)
39km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Owned by four brothers, The Land is a 36 Acre lot with 1,500 km of lake frontage on Coe Island Lake. Nesting inside is a large private pond surrounded by a healthy evergreen forest.Campers can relax and enjoy this private site, surrounded by woods and Coe Island Lake. Nice hilly landscape with a maintained private road running across the lot. A windowless bunkie that can sleep 2 upstairs and 2 downstairs is also available for your comfort. A small trail leads you to a long dock off Coe Island Lake, with a red canoe (included). The lake is a limestone sparkling lake, and great for swimming and fishing Small/Largemouth Bass, Perch, and Splake.Please note: the stairway to the dock is assumed and has a steep slope.The town of Bancroft is just 15-20min away.
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CA$90
/ night
Natural Joy! Cosy Canoe Cottage
11. Natural Joy! Cosy Canoe Cottage
100%
(82)
47km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site
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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CA$180
/ night
Schoolhouse Inn Campsites
12. Schoolhouse Inn Campsites
98%
(30)
49km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 6 sites
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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CA$80
/ night
The Knotty Pines by Round Lake
13. The Knotty Pines by Round Lake
98%
(32)
49km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
(formerly Hop, Skip, Lake)
THE AREA:
If you’ve ever been to the Ottawa Valley, you know we’ve got it all. Boating, fishing, hiking, biking, rivers, waterfalls, caves, ATV’ing, horseback riding, and loads of things to do for any outdoor enthusiast at any pace. Come for relaxation, or come for exhilaration, we will welcome you with open arms and point you to all the places you may like to explore.
THE CAMPSITE:
At The Knotty Pines you shall enjoy 1 entire acre all to yourselves, while the beautiful, sandy-bottom Round Lake is a hop, skip, and a jump just across the street (3-5 minute walk).
The site features a lovely natural forest canopy perfect for pitching tents, a campfire area, a toilet with a view, a picnic table, a field for stargazing, shaded+sunny areas, and plenty of hammock holders in the pine tree patches that border your site. If it happens to rain on your parade, we've got an upgraded pop-up trailer that sleeps 6 ready to rent for a few extra bucks.
Come on over, we’re so happy to host you!
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CA$30
/ night
Hidden Gem on Lorwell Lake
14. Hidden Gem on Lorwell Lake
100%
(17)
53km from Lake St. Peter 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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CA$160
/ night
Camp Rose Island
15. Camp Rose Island
92%
(33)
54km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 5 sites
Welcome to Camp Rose Island! Re-opening Canada Day Weekend 2025!
We are 95acres of gorgeous natural land with a private lake! Featuring luxurious Rooftop Tents by Cascadia Vehicle Tents!
Each site offers a brand new Rooftop Tent (RTT) with queen size memory foam mattress, perched above an indoor/outdoor structure with camp stove and dining area - all fully screened, with more space for tents on each site too! Each site also has its own dedicated outhouse and fire pit!
Additionally, 3/4 of the sites offer a lower level “annex” of the RTT, which can fit up to a double bed, or simply be used as a changing area - it’s also a great place for your pets at night, directly below the sleeping quarters above, or as a cozy place to hang out during inclement weather.
With only 4 sites to rent across the entire property you are guaranteed peace and tranquility.
Guests enjoy access to the private lake on the property, as well as canoes and a floating raft, and the beautiful winding trail throughout the land.
There’s really nothing like this unique experience!
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CA$87
/ night
Covered Bridge Park
16. Covered Bridge Park
92%
(13)
54km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 7 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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CA$55
/ night
Off the Grid Camp - Oasis Cabin
17. Off the Grid Camp - Oasis Cabin
100%
(13)
54km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site
Off the Grid Camp/Cabin/Cottage for Rent
Escape the ordinary and reconnect with nature at our cozy, off-the-grid retreat, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking peace, adventure, and privacy.
Located on a quiet logging road with no neighbors in sight, this rustic camp offers direct access to scenic 4-wheeler trails and is just minutes from some of the area’s best fishing spots. Whether you’re casting a line, exploring the wilderness, or just unwinding under the stars, this is your getaway waiting to happen.
Fully private, unplugged, and unforgettable.
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eserve your escape today!
Apsleycreeksideoasis@gmail.com
Eelsoasisandadventure.com
705/656/9555
Pets
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CA$162
/ night
Algonquin Lakeview Glamping Dome
18. Algonquin Lakeview Glamping Dome
100%
(15)
55km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site
Immerse yourself in a one of a kind glamping experience in Algonquin Highlands, where you can reconnect with nature amidst Ontario’s vast forests and freshwater lakes all while in the comfort of a unique stargazing geodesic dome. Unlike traditional camping, the dome offers almost 300 square feet of tranquil living space, a plush king size bed, a wood burning stove, a cozy seating area and a skylight for mesmerising stargazing views. Wake up to the echoing calls of loons and take in the stunning vistas of the Algonquin Highlands from your secluded lakeside retreat! This exclusive dome is uniquely situated on the serene ‘Louie’ lake, surrounded by pristine crown land forests. With no neighbours for miles, you’ll enjoy unparalleled solitude and tranquility, making it the perfect escape into nature.
Nestled between Algonquin Provincial Park and the Muskokas, there is an abundance of nearby activities and attractions for nature lovers alike including hiking and biking trails, fishing, and captivating wildlife viewing and photography opportunities (Especially the fall colours and Northern lights). Escape to the perfect fusion of nature and modern comforts that awaits you!
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CA$275
/ night
Tryfan Forest
19. Tryfan Forest
94%
(199)
56km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 11 sites · Tents, RVs
Tryfan Forest is an 800 acre privately owned managed forest and wilderness reserve. It borders thousands of acres of crown land wilderness. This is truly a one-of-a-kind outdoor experience. The property gives access to the lake as well as Tryfan Forest's many trails, and diverse landscape. Tryfan Forest provides something for all outdoor enthusiasts no matter what your experience level is!
Choose from five different options including:
Ravens Point Camping - 3 different lakeside sites accessible by 1.5-2km hike or by canoe.
All three Raven's Point campsites have their own thunderbox toilet as well as picnic tables and private docks on the lake.
Sand Flats -
This campsite is ideally suited for large groups and for winter camping. It features a sheltered, private, flat area for tents, and a central picnic table. This site is located deep in a remote wilderness setting.
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CA$41
/ night
Waterfield Ridge
20. Waterfield Ridge
100%
(18)
57km from Lake St. Peter Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
This is a 196 acre heritage farm property featuring a large pond / wetland system, cedar lowlands and a hardwood stone ridge. Private, rural and easily accessible from major roadways, Waterfield Ridge is close to lake swimming, local attractions, area trails, breweries and restaurants. West Gate of Algonquin Park is one hour away.. Trails and pond swimming onsite (at main house). All proceeds fund regenerative land stewardship practices including permaculture community food forest / feng shui design project; Current priorities include rainwater collection, re-installation / improvement of blueberry bed and install fruit tree guilds.
Donations welcome. Hen house and hugelkulture beds onsite. Tours available. PLEASE SEE PHOTO FOR ENTRY LOCATION DETAILS.
Pets
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Picnic table
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CA$58
/ night
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Caleb
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
We stayed at the Hemlock Grove site with 7 people, 3 cars and had plenty of room! We had 2 hammocks and 3 tents, this site is great for hammocking. Brent was very accommodating and provided all the information we needed. Unfortunately we got hit with some bad weather, but I would recommend Tryfan Forest to anyone looking to enjoy a quiet weekend on a beautiful piece of land.
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Isik
October 2025
Tent
Due to vehicle problems, I was unable to make my way to the site. Therefore, I can not comment on the facilities and the site. However, Brian was very supportive and attentive throughout. I can say that he is a fantastic host. I will definitely go to this site next time.
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Danylo
October 2025
Tent
We had an amazing experience.The place was clean and beautiful. The host was very welcoming and a really nice man. I’ll definitely come back there next year.
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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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Allie
October 2025
2 nights at Natural Joy! Cosy Canoe Cottage
Paul's cabin is so cozy and situated within such a stunning and remote area.
We loved canoeing around Ragged Lake and looking the beautiful big faces of the Canadian Shield. We also loved just starring out at the lake and looking at the birds, the trees and the stars. My partner and I had such a lovely time and will definitely be visiting again!
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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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Abby
October 2025
With kids
We absolutely loved our stay at Derrick and Rachel's place! It was everything we dreamed of. The place is private, quiet and you are able to fully relax here. The Dome is beautiful, set high with gorgeous lake views. It is clean, extremely comfortable and has everything you need for an enjoyable stay. They have every amenity you require, and excellent seating areas outside (around the fire, and at the dock). The available kayak, canoe and paddleboards allows you to fully enjoy the property. The sauna/shower was such a nice touch and a great way to unwind at the end of the day. If you are looking for a hidden gem, slice or paradise, or the perfect getaway this is your place! Rachel was very responsive and helpful. We highly recommend.
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Kirstie
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Natural Joy! Cosy Canoe Cottage
We were blown away by this place. It was so serene and quiet and filled with character. The perfect place to listen to music, eat delicious food, read books and paint. Very happy we got to meet Paul as well, such a sweetheart! We will absolutely be back :)
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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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C
October 2025
Tent
With pets
First time here and the host was very welcoming. We picked a spot close to the water but there was no car access to the site so we had to change it at the last minute. The host was very accommodating and made the changes without any issue. We like the site we chose and would come back again.
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Richard
October 2025
Tent
It was a great spot to pitch a tent and unwind after a few days of fishing some Haliburton lakes. Easy to get to and Jennifer was a great and helpful host. The location is very scenic with the marsh and pond nearby and beautiful tall woods surrounding the site. We didn't get to meet Jennifer (we were too busy fishing all day) but she kept in contact and provided firewood as needed. The only downside I could think of was the barbecue on site didn't seem to have any propane, which was no big deal. We brought our own and actually didn't even know there would be one provided. The outhouse was a bit rustic, but for two guys living off the land it was a luxury to have a toilet at all. Lol. Would definitely go back!
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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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Jessica
September 2025
2 nights at Algonquin Lakeview Glamping Dome
Derrick and Rachel's place is absolutely incredible! Such a great escape from the city! Its peaceful but also has options for activites like canoeing and swimming and games! They have everything you can think of from lighters to lamps! We will definately be coming back to stay!
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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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Reactive
September 2025
Tent
Group trip
Bret was a fantastic host! Very easy to communicate with and flexible. The campsite is perfect if you’re looking to spend quality time immersed in nature, away from crowds. Thank you for the complimentary canoes, kayaks, and lake access. I wish we had caught more fish, but overall it was an amazing experience!
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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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Matthew
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Algonquin Lakeview Glamping Dome
We had a great stay thanks to Rachel and Derrick at the Algonquin Glamping Dome! Amazing views of the surrounding lake and a lot of amenities. We really appreciated the attention to detail and guiding us throughout the property on first arrival. Felt serene to enjoy nature in complete isolation. Thank you Rachel and Derrick!
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Samantha
September 2025
4 nights at Natural Joy! Cosy Canoe Cottage
We absolutely love staying at Paul and Rosa’s cabin. This was our second stay and it was just as magical as the first. We had great weather and spent our days on the dock and nights inside by the fire!
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Asia
September 2025
3 nights at Natural Joy! Cosy Canoe Cottage
You can tell this place has decades of love poured into it. Spent a beautiful few days here to end the summer, came home rested and inspired. Really appreciated all of Paul's detailed instructions/ recommendations.
See moreThe best camping in Lake St. Peter Provincial Park, ON guide
Overview
About
Nestled in the heart of nature, Lake St. Peter Provincial Park offers a serene escape with its lush forests and sparkling waters. Here, adventurers can indulge in a variety of activities such as hiking, boating, and fishing. The park boasts spacious and scenic campsites, perfect for both tents and trailers, with the convenience of modern facilities.
Notable campgrounds
- Electrical Sites - Offering the convenience of electricity, these sites cater to visitors with trailers or those who prefer a few home comforts.
- Waterfront Sites - Ideal for nature lovers, these sites provide stunning views and easy access to the lake for a tranquil experience.
- Comfort Station Access - Enjoy well-maintained washrooms, showers, and laundry facilities, enhancing your camping adventure.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book early to secure your preferred spot, especially during peak season when the park's popularity soars.
- Consider mid-week stays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
- Keep an eye on cancellation policies and last-minute openings for unexpected opportunities.
- Explore nearby camping options to maximize your chances of finding a great site.
When to go
The best time to visit Lake St. Peter Provincial Park is between May 10 and October 15, when the park is fully operational. Summer months offer warm weather perfect for swimming and boating, while the fall colours create a stunning backdrop for hiking.
Know before you go
- Check for any park alerts or closures before your visit to ensure a smooth experience.
- Remember that pets are not permitted on the beaches, so plan accordingly if travelling with furry friends.
- Accessibility is a priority, but contact the park for specific needs or alternative formats of content.
- Motorboats are allowed on Lake St. Peter, with a boat launch available for water enthusiasts.
- For fishing enthusiasts, remember to bring your gear to take advantage of the lake's trout and bass.
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