Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 minutes ago
In this camping video, we went to Bon Echo Provincial Park and camped in the Fairway Campground on site 394. We took in the beautiful fall scenery and explored the park, hiked a couple trails, and visited a nearby food truck.
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving, Water Filling Station
1:52 - Visitor Centre, Gift Shop, Narrows
3:50 - Cell Signal Update
3:58 - Amphitheatre, Lagoon, Boat Launch, Comfort Station
4:42 - Main Beach, Creek, Dog Beach, Boat Launch
5:49 - Site Tour
7:28 - Joe Perry Lake, Hardwood Hills Campground
9:30 - Morning Fire & Book Update
10:45 - Creek Trail & Beach Area
14:32 - High Pines Trail
15:43 - Food Trucks
16:10 - Sawmill Campground
17:00 - Midway & Fairway Campgrounds
18:18 - Overall Thoughts
21:14 - Dump Station
21:32 - Closing
#bonecho #bonechoprovincialpark #ontarioparks
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2025: Bass Lake Provincial Park: youtu.be/41nvnxm3b7o
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2025: Marten River Provincial Park: youtu.be/js8i8oKxtOc
2025: Mikisew Provincial Park: youtu.be/p8VmX3xHmpM
2025: Pinery Provincial Park: youtu.be/hrNMZhfoPJM
2025: Rock Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/JCeTopDVnpc
2025: Sandbanks Provincial Park: youtu.be/LEHenlHX68Q
2025: Sauble Falls Provincial Park: youtu.be/ZgZet3VrOgY
2025: Sibbald Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/baGledpnErs
2025: Spring Camping at Silent Lake: youtu.be/6vSSLY86AJg
2025: Mew Lake Campground: youtu.be/bgtTI781kis
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From: ontarioparks.ca/park/bonecho/camping
Car Camping
Bon Echo offers car camping in two campgrounds; Mazinaw Lake and Hardwood Hill.
The Mazinaw Lake Campground has three camping loops; Sawmill Bay, Midway and Fairway. Campsites on these loops can accommodate equipment ranging from tents only to large trailers. Many campsites offer electrical hook-up. Amenities such as water taps, comfort stations and laundry facilities are close by. Swimming, boating and the Visitor Centre are only a short distance away.
For a semi-wilderness experience, you can camp in the maple-beech forest of the Hardwood Hill Campground. Sites in Hardwood Hill can accommodate tents or tent-trailers. Toilets are nearby and there is one comfort station to service the campground. There are no electrical hook-ups.
Radio-Free Camping
The Midway loop of the Mazinaw Lake Campground and Hardwood Hill Campground are radio-free.
Walk-In Camping
If you prefer some distance from other campers and your car, consider a walk-in campsite. Sawmill Bay Campground loop has five walk-in campsites located right on Mazinaw Lake. The Hardwood Hill Campground has a walk-in loop with nine campsites. Parking is approximately 100 to 300 metres from your campsite.
In this camping video, we went to Bon Echo Provincial Park and camped in the Fairway Campground on site 394. We took in the beautiful fall scenery and explored the park, hiked a couple trails, and visited a nearby food truck.
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving, Water Filling Station
1:52 - Visitor Centre, Gift Shop, Narrows
3:50 - Cell Signal Update
3:58 - Amphitheatre, Lagoon, Boat Launch, Comfort Station
4:42 - Main Beach, Creek, Dog Beach, Boat Launch
5:49 - Site Tour
7:28 - Joe Perry Lake, Hardwood Hills Campground
9:30 - Morning Fire & Book Update
10:45 - Creek Trail & Beach Area
14:32 - High Pines Trail
15:43 - Food Trucks
16:10 - Sawmill Campground
17:00 - Midway & Fairway Campgrounds
18:18 - Overall Thoughts
21:14 - Dump Station
21:32 - Closing
#bonecho #bonechoprovincialpark #ontarioparks
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Check out my other camping videos:
2025: Bass Lake Provincial Park: youtu.be/41nvnxm3b7o
2025: Bonnechere Provincial Park: youtu.be/q_i2yjPv9HY
2025: Craigleith Provincial Park: youtu.be/CkfK8XF84ss
2025: Charleston Lake Provincial Park: youtu.be/STsSdRWras0
2025: Fitzroy Provincial Park: youtu.be/9V11K6dQfTQ
2025: French River Provincial Park: youtu.be/UBXUZY-eawE
2025: Grundy Lake Provincial Park: youtu.be/Vo8uXD7bw4I
2025: Long Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/RhxpO6BkjRk
2025: McRae Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/6dOTNanNsE4
2025: Marten River Provincial Park: youtu.be/js8i8oKxtOc
2025: Mikisew Provincial Park: youtu.be/p8VmX3xHmpM
2025: Pinery Provincial Park: youtu.be/hrNMZhfoPJM
2025: Rock Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/JCeTopDVnpc
2025: Sandbanks Provincial Park: youtu.be/LEHenlHX68Q
2025: Sauble Falls Provincial Park: youtu.be/ZgZet3VrOgY
2025: Sibbald Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/baGledpnErs
2025: Spring Camping at Silent Lake: youtu.be/6vSSLY86AJg
2025: Mew Lake Campground: youtu.be/bgtTI781kis
Check out my Ontario Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=2tVsFy5bSQw&list=PLaX08Dqq2Qgc17pJlUwJ_vGzIpqMBGSTs&pp=gAQBiAQB
From: ontarioparks.ca/park/bonecho/camping
Car Camping
Bon Echo offers car camping in two campgrounds; Mazinaw Lake and Hardwood Hill.
The Mazinaw Lake Campground has three camping loops; Sawmill Bay, Midway and Fairway. Campsites on these loops can accommodate equipment ranging from tents only to large trailers. Many campsites offer electrical hook-up. Amenities such as water taps, comfort stations and laundry facilities are close by. Swimming, boating and the Visitor Centre are only a short distance away.
For a semi-wilderness experience, you can camp in the maple-beech forest of the Hardwood Hill Campground. Sites in Hardwood Hill can accommodate tents or tent-trailers. Toilets are nearby and there is one comfort station to service the campground. There are no electrical hook-ups.
Radio-Free Camping
The Midway loop of the Mazinaw Lake Campground and Hardwood Hill Campground are radio-free.
Walk-In Camping
If you prefer some distance from other campers and your car, consider a walk-in campsite. Sawmill Bay Campground loop has five walk-in campsites located right on Mazinaw Lake. The Hardwood Hill Campground has a walk-in loop with nine campsites. Parking is approximately 100 to 300 metres from your campsite.
