The best camping near Grant's Creek Provincial Park

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The Knotty Pines by Round Lake

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Killaloe, ON

(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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Nature's Harmony

12 sites · Lodging, Tents500 acres · Mattawa, ON

Nature’s Harmony is an all-season destination nestled in a remote wilderness setting overlooking the Laurentian Mountains. There are 500 acres of lush forest, woven through a creek, bay, lake, 'Little Mountain', and countless trails. We have a multitude of accommodation types to serve a variety of groups and needs, including a cabin, chalet, yurts, domes, glamping and camping. The abundant forest and off-grid accommodations allow our guests to disconnect and enjoy life’s simple pleasures. Guests also have the option to explore and relish in outdoor activities such as hiking, trail running, biking, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, SUPing, water and snow tubing, snowshoeing, and back-country skiing. We invite our guests to embrace sustainable living by using our eco showers and compost toilets. We are also grateful to be a location host of many retreats, events and gatherings, as well as host our very own trail race, Run Off The Grid.

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Schoolhouse Inn Campsites

6 sites · Lodging2 acres · Round Lake Centre, ON

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.

The best camping near Grant's Creek Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on a journey to Grant's Creek Provincial Park, where the tranquil waters and lush forests offer a peaceful retreat. While camping is not available, the park's scenic landscapes provide a perfect backdrop for day-use activities. Venture along the creek, marvel at the small waterfalls, and immerse yourself in the ecological wonder that links to Algonquin Park.

When to go

The best time to visit Grant's Creek Provincial Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early autumn, when the park's natural beauty is at its peak. Winter visits can be challenging due to snow and limited access, making it less ideal for those seeking the full splendour of the park.

Know before you go

Check the Renfrew County and District Health Unit for any health advisories before your visit.
Be aware that some facilities and activities may be restricted seasonally or ecologically.
Remember, this is a non-operating park, so plan your visit accordingly.
Use the boat launch for water-based exploration, but note that overnight stays are not permitted.
For any inquiries, contact the park at (705) 744-2276 during operating hours.