Canadian Campground Pics

[Robag]

I was thinking the other day, that we don't have a picture gallery on campgrounds that are located in Canada only. So here we go. Maybe there will be enough interest that one of the moderators will make this a sticky.

Our Starcraft PUP in the group campsite at Douglas Provincial Park Saskatchewan


Another shot of our gang at Douglas


Our HTT at Moose Mountain Provincial Park in Saskatchewan


Our HTT at Duck Mountain Provincial Park in Saskatchewan


Another of Duck Mountain

[driveby]

Recent trip to China Beach campground in Juan de Fuca Provincial Park - north of Victoria/Sooke BC




And a quick overnighter at Weirs Beach - Private, tight but nice and super quiet!

[sue_t]

Kusawa Lake Yukon Gov't campground
24 km (15 mile) gravel access road from the junction with the Alaska Hwy at km 1489, north of Whitehorse

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Frenchman Lake Yukon Gov't campground
near the Campbell Highway, Yukon



This picture was taken at 11:21 p.m. on July 1, 2008


More pictures at http://suethomas.ca/

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Tatchun Lake Yukon Government campground
8 km from the Klondike Highway, near Carmacks

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Boondocking at a recreation site at Lapie Lake, Yukon
on the South Canol Road

[MurseMatt]

1kennyOG wrote:
Bronte Provincial Park - lots of grass and good privacy.

I have to disagree with you on this one. We went to Bronte about two years ago and did not have much privacy at all. We found that the sites were too close together and that only tall grass separated you - allowing you to hear that kids DVD player inside their tent. Also with that their staff weren't too helpful and actually got us lost in the woods. This may have only been an isolated incident but we definately didnt have a good time. I'll post my pictures of Rockwood and Conestogo Lake soon.

[AndyLyyc]

Well, Just searched across this while looking for contact info for another park :B I think I can add a bit to it 😄

My personal favorite - Boondocking in Ghost/Waiparous OHV +51° 17' 6.11", -115° 8' 35.84"


Yes that is a little river right there; get out your backroads mapbook - though it's refered to as transalta road not ghost somethingorother.

High on our list, is herald prov. Park just northeast of tappen bc (straight across the shushwap from salmon arm)




Just returned from Sandy Beach/Brennan Creek/??? forest service site - on adams lake in BC (North from sorrento way up the fire service road past adams lake PP) 51° 10' 09.6" -119° 36' 14.1"





If you're visiting Vancouver - Golden ears is pretty damn nice for pretty much being within the city (it's not however don't be surprised if the local kids are having a party) Showers were pretty cool, otherwise pretty nice.




I notice pics of alice lake are already up; so it'd be redundant - but it is a fine campground.

One last one for the team... My 4x4 club loves Spur valley out in radium; not quite my idea of camping but I figured I'd share a picture anyway for those who like this style:

[sue_t]

Dezadeash Lake Yukon Government Campground
on the Haines Highway in Yukon

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Kinaskan Lake provincial park/campground
on the Cassiar Highway, northern British Columbia

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Meziadin Lake provincial park/campground
on the Cassiar Highway, northern British Columbia

[ontken]

MacGregor Point Ontario Provincial Park

I will try again

[ontken]

Newman Sound Campground in Terra Nova National Park in Newfoundland.

[Betsy_II]

Hey driveby, quite a place isn't it.

I still remember taking our scout troup there 12 years ago this past spring. We set up our tents on the fire access road, no fire risk at the time we were there. The gourmet fish dinner (feast) we had on the Saturday night; salmon fillets, butter clams, crab and trout, all caught locally by our troup, except for the salmon. The salmon was excellent as it was cooked the old fashioned way, on cedar strips laid against the open campfire.

My mouth still waters when thinking back to that weekend long ago.

Happy camping,
Roy

[driveby]

Bamfield - Poett Nook - a fishing camp that just happens to have a place to stick an RV or 2. 2 hours down a logging road but worth the dust and vibrations!

[sunnyvalesmostw]

Prevost82,
which campground is that. and do you have any more pics? We want to head out that way next summer and want to stay somewhere that isnt a glorified parking lot and where you actually have enough room to drop your awning without hitting the trailer next door. thanks