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

[P-51]

This is the wreck of the Sweepstakes, which sunk in Big Tub Harbour, Tobermory, ON in 1885. Obviously in shallow water, and very easy to see.
A little more info here:

http://www.tobermory.org/public/jpage/1/p/Shipwrecks/content.do

Paul

[sirdrakejr]

kaptn, what is in the water in this picture? It looks like a boat. Is it?
Frank

[mamestra]

This is Brown's Bay called Ripple Rock RV park, I'll add a picture of a visitor. This park is on Vancouver Island about 40 minutes north of Campbell River

[timjcarter9]

No hookups at either. Strictly dry camping.

Can't remember the spot. It was on the top loop second from the end.

[sunnyvalesmostw]

Wow, great pics!

For the two near the border in Alberta - do those campgrounds have power/water/sewer?

For the beaver one, what site # were you at? The view is outstanding.

Thanks

[timjcarter9]

I posted these in the other pics thread but this is a Canuck thread so......

Beaver Mines Provoncial Recreation Area - Pincher Creek Alberta. Near the border. Lake view


View from our spot


Another shot from our spot




Another lake shot


Police Outpost Provincial Park near Cardston AB. Can walk over the Alberta / Montana border in the campground

[kaptn]

pix from Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario

[lizzie]

This is a great sticky. I loved all the photos. If I knew how to do it I would send some of Gros Morne and Bay of Fundy NP's. Please continue to post pictures of PP's, there is so little information about them on the internet. Thanks, lizzie

[FrankyQ]

Greetings

Here's a few from Lac Philippe campground in Quebec (30 km north of Ottawa)









BTW, people interested in seeing pictures from Quebec campgrounds can go to camping au quebec. There are close to 8000 pictures from over 200 campgrounds. If anyone is aware of a similar site for other provinces/states please post the information in this thread.

[snowyowl_13]

Here's a shot of our old TT parked at Brudenell Provincial Park here in PEI.

[driveby]

A nice weekend at Rolley Lake PP again 😉

Crappy pic tho

[Paoli]

Haynes Point Provincial Park, Osoyoos BC,mid september:

[driveby]

Our long weekend - Gallagher Lake BC. Used to be a KOA. We were right on the beach. Place is a bit chopped up but don't let that stop you from coming. Nice place overall.

our site:



the view from our site:

[cpurves]

We just got back from five great days in Barkerville. Barkerville and Wells are an hour east of Quesnel. The ghost town was restored and includes many displays and live street performances in the town site.



We stayed at Cariboo Joy campsite. The owner Joy is a wonderfull person. It's not a big city campground but it is serviced and quirky.



It's only 5 minutes from Barkerville and right on the edge of Wells which has a great artist's community with some giftshops and galleries. Wells is small which makes for an easy walking experience.



It's well worth the hour drive off Highway 97.

Cheers
Chris

[CueSee]

Last time......