Sujanos TravelIn this camping video, we went to Sibbald Point Provincial Park and camped on site 538 in the trailers only campground. We ventured out to a nearby brewery, visited the town of Sutton for a duck race and toured parts of the park.
0:00 - Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station 2:29 - Site 538 & Cell Signal Update 4:15 - Walk through 500s Campground 5:09 - Campfire 5:44 - Cooking with Sara 7:24 - Boat Launch, Day Use Area, Beach, Eildon Hall 9:15 - Line Up for Park 9:26 - Market Brewing Company 9:53 - Wicked Pickle Poutine 10:32 - Duck Races in Sutton 12:28 - Back at Campground & Walk through Park 14:51 - Overall Thoughts & Closing
Car CampingCar Camping Sibbald Point offers car-camping in 10 different campgrounds, offering both electrical and non-electrical sites.
Group Camping The campground has six group sites that accommodate 15 – 50 people. Water taps and vault toilets are available on site. Sites are a 15 minute walk to the beach and a five minute walk to the comfort station. The sites are available primarily for youth groups. Reservations can be made online or by phone.
Please note trailers are not permitted on group campsites.
Radio-Free Camping Sites #200-381, #402 - 440, #501-586 and the Group Camping Area are audio device-free zones.
Camping at SIBBALD POINT Provincial Park | Day Use Area Chaos & Local AttractionsSujanos Travel2025-07-19 | In this camping video, we went to Sibbald Point Provincial Park and camped on site 538 in the trailers only campground. We ventured out to a nearby brewery, visited the town of Sutton for a duck race and toured parts of the park.
0:00 - Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station 2:29 - Site 538 & Cell Signal Update 4:15 - Walk through 500s Campground 5:09 - Campfire 5:44 - Cooking with Sara 7:24 - Boat Launch, Day Use Area, Beach, Eildon Hall 9:15 - Line Up for Park 9:26 - Market Brewing Company 9:53 - Wicked Pickle Poutine 10:32 - Duck Races in Sutton 12:28 - Back at Campground & Walk through Park 14:51 - Overall Thoughts & Closing
Car CampingCar Camping Sibbald Point offers car-camping in 10 different campgrounds, offering both electrical and non-electrical sites.
Group Camping The campground has six group sites that accommodate 15 – 50 people. Water taps and vault toilets are available on site. Sites are a 15 minute walk to the beach and a five minute walk to the comfort station. The sites are available primarily for youth groups. Reservations can be made online or by phone.
Please note trailers are not permitted on group campsites.
Radio-Free Camping Sites #200-381, #402 - 440, #501-586 and the Group Camping Area are audio device-free zones.Who can relate? #ontariocamping #ontarioparks #ontarioprovincialparksSujanos Travel2026-02-10 | ...Amazing Ontario Parks for Kayaking and Canoeing | Ontario Provincial Parks CampingSujanos Travel2026-01-31 | In this camping video, I'm sharing my personal list of favourite Ontario Provincial Parks for kayaking and canoeing as of 2026. These may not match your faves and that's ok! Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to kayaking and getting out on the water. Hopefully this list can give you some inspiration for when you're booking your 2026 camping season.
The parks listed are not in any particular order but watch through to see all the parks that made my list and a few bonus parks.
0:00 - Intro & Overview 1:13 - First Park 2:02 - Second Park 2:56 - Third Park 3:46 - Fourth Park 4:42 - Fifth Park 5:31 - Sixth Park 6:24 - Seventh Park 7:07 - 4 Bonus Parks 9:17 - Closing
Check out my Ontario Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=2tVsFy5bSQw&list=PLaX08Dqq2Qgc17pJlUwJ_vGzIpqMBGSTs&pp=gAQBiAQB2026 Top 10 Beach Parks | Ontario Provincial Parks Camping | My Personal List of top 10 Beach ParksSujanos Travel2026-01-24 | In this camping video, I'm sharing my personal list of top 10 Ontario Provincial Parks with amazing beaches as of 2026. These may not match your faves and that's ok! Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to camping. Hopefully this list can give you some inspiration for when you're booking your 2026 camping season.
These are not in any particular order but watch through to see all the parks that made my list and a few bonus parks.
0:00 - Intro & Overview 1:04 - First Park 1:57 - Second Park 2:56 - Third Park 3:44 - Fourth Park 4:37 - Fifth Park 5:34 - Sixth Park 6:27 - Seventh Park 7:19 - Eighth Park 8:07 - Ninth Park 8:59 - Tenth Park 10:01 - 4 Bonus Parks 11:20 - Closing
Check out my Ontario Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=2tVsFy5bSQw&list=PLaX08Dqq2Qgc17pJlUwJ_vGzIpqMBGSTs&pp=gAQBiAQBWinter Glamping in an Off-Grid Tiny Cabin in Ontario Canada | Cabinscape GlampingSujanos Travel2026-01-17 | In this video we stayed in an off-grid tiny cabin in Kirkfield, Ontario (the Kawartha Lakes area) with Cabinscape. Our cabin was very well equipped and we had a great time exploring the area and enjoying some rest and relaxation.
0:00 - Intro 0:52 - Arrival & Cabin Tour 3:00 - Exploring the Property 7:25 - Evening at the Cabin 9:01 - Cabin Morning 13:55 - Local Attractions & Activities 15:42 - Final Cabin Evening 17:02 - Closing
Check out my Ontario Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=2tVsFy5bSQw&list=PLaX08Dqq2Qgc17pJlUwJ_vGzIpqMBGSTs&pp=gAQBiAQB2026 Top 10 Ontario Provincial Parks | My Personal List of top 10 ParksSujanos Travel2026-01-10 | In this camping video, I'm sharing my personal list of top 10 Ontario Provincial Parks as of 2026. These may not match your faves and that's ok! Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to camping. Hopefully this list can give you some inspiration for when you're booking your 2026 camping season.
0:00 - Intro & Overview 1:22 - Bonus Park 1:55 - Park 10 2:56 - Park 9 4:15 - Park 8 5:34 - Park 7 6:44 - Park 6 8:09 - Park 5 9:29 - Park 4 10:38 - Park 3 11:44 - Park 2 12:49 - Park 1 14:18 - Closing
Check out my Ontario Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=2tVsFy5bSQw&list=PLaX08Dqq2Qgc17pJlUwJ_vGzIpqMBGSTs&pp=gAQBiAQBEnjoyed a peaceful weekend at an off grid cabin with @cabinscape8345 and definitely recommend!Sujanos Travel2026-01-05 | ...EXPLORER OF THE SEAS Included Dining Options | What food is included on a Royal Caribbean cruise?Sujanos Travel2025-12-06 | Have you ever wondered what food is included on a cruise? Or what the food is like? In this video I'm sharing the included food options onboard Explorer of the Seas with Royal Caribbean. While each Royal Caribbean ship does have their own unique offerings, there are many similarities, so I hope this can help you if you're planning an upcoming cruise with Royal Caribbean.
FROM DINNER TO DANCE FLOOR Whether you’re craving authentic Italian eats at Giovanni’s℠ Table, Asian-inspired flavors at Izumi, or steakhouse classics at Chops Grille℠ — with options like these, meal time is guaranteed to always be memorable. And after you’ve treated your taste buds, keep the party going with more than fifteen bars, clubs and lounges to choose from — all onboard Explorer of the Seas®.
FLAVORFUL & FREE Embark on a globetrotting gourmet journey at Windjammer, where an ever-changing menu highlights cuisine from around the world at self-serve stations. Savor courses that take you from Jamaica to Jaipur in the Main Dining Room. And indulge in deli-style sandwiches and Mediterranean-inspired antipasti at Café Promenade. The best part? It’s all included in your cruise fare.BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS | Fairview Great House, Brimstone Hill & Cruise PortSujanos Travel2025-11-29 | We visited Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis as part of our Royal Caribbean Cruise on Explorer of the Seas. This was a 10-day Southern Caribbean cruise and St. Kitts was our final stop of the itinerary. Our tour was booked through the ship and hit two of the top attractions plus a narrated drive around the island.
0:00 - Intro & About St. Kitts 0:58 - Cruise Port & Narrated Tour 3:46 - Fairview Great House 6:28 - Narrated Drive 7:27 - Brimstone Hill 15:19 - Narrated Drive 15:39 - St. Kitt's Cruise Port 18:39 - Tour Overview & Tips 19:55 - Sail Away Views & Closing
From: visitstkitts.com/about-st-kitts About St. Kitts Behold an island of awe-inspiring vistas and mystifying experiences. Where canopied rainforests expand with life, and towering mountains meet sun-swept beaches of black and gold. Where a proud culture and vibrant city center coexist with wondrous, uncrowded landscapes. Where the highest of adventures meet the most blissful moments of zen. This is St. Kitts—explore at your leisure.
Warm. Welcoming. Proud. At the heart of St. Kitts’ magnetic allure lies her people. Our rich culture and traditions are a testament to our history and national pride.
From the very moment you arrive, the island's vibrant nature reveals itself in every aspect of daily life: the energetic beat of a soca tune playing at a beach bar, the rich flavors of homegrown fruits and vegetables in dishes like goat water stew, stewed catfish, and coconut dumplings, and the bright costumes and raucous revelry of our annual carnival. As you explore the island, you'll collect these moments of joyful discovery, uncovering the soul of St. Kitts.Visit St. Johns, Antigua with us: see a scenic viewpoint point, Shirley Heights & Nelsons DockyardSujanos Travel2025-11-24 | ...ST. JOHNS, ANTIGUA Highlights Tour + Nelsons Dockyard & Cruise PortSujanos Travel2025-11-22 | We visited St. John's, Antigua as part of our Royal Caribbean Cruise on Explorer of the Seas. This was a 10-day Southern Caribbean cruise and made some pretty great stops. This tour was booked through the ship and hit a few of the top attractions to give us a highlights tour.
0:00 - Intro & About Antigua 1:47 - Scenic view point stop 2:47 - Shirley Heights 4:14 - Nelson's Dockyard 7:25 - St. John's Cruise Port 10:05 - Tour Overview & Tips 11:15 - Sail away views of Antigua 11:40 - Closing
From: visitantiguabarbuda.com/ab-our-island Antigua & Barbuda Discover the enchanting paradise of Antigua and Barbuda, two tropical gems in the heart of the Caribbean. Located about a thousand miles east of Jamaica and just a short distance from Trinidad, our islands boast a perfect blend of natural beauty and vibrant culture, set against the backdrop of warm trade winds that refresh both day and night.
The island of Antigua Antigua is a captivating volcanic island that emerged from the sea around 30 million years ago. Spanning 108 square miles and home to nearly 80,000 friendly residents, it features lush limestone landscapes and stunning vistas. Don’t miss Boggy Peak, the island’s highest point at 1,319 feet, offering breathtaking panoramic views.Prepare for cruise content!! #camping #cruising #staroftheseas #independenceoftheseasSujanos Travel2025-11-20 | ...Fall Camping at BON ECHO Provincial Park | Ontario CampingSujanos Travel2025-11-08 | 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
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.So many things to see and do in Prince Edward County, what would you add? #princeedwardcountySujanos Travel2025-11-04 | ...Rating our experience at Pinery Provincial Park. Have you camped here before? #camping #ontarioparksSujanos Travel2025-10-27 | ...Camping at SANDBANKS Provincial Park | Ontario Parks CampingSujanos Travel2025-10-25 | In this camping video, we went to Sandbanks Provincial Park and camped in the Woodlands Campground on site 614. We visited numerous Prince Edward County attractions, toured the park, and hiked some trails.
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving at Park 1:12 - Site 614 Tour & Breakfast 3:19 - Exploring Prince Edward County 5:30 - West Lake Campground 6:02 - Woodland Campground 7:24 - Morning on the Site 8:44 - Park Store, Beach, Cedars Campground 11:16 - Lakeview Trail & Richardson's Beach 13:49 - Prince Edward County Attractions 15:01 - Dunes Beach & Trail 16:27 - Woodlands Campground at Night 17:16 - Overall Thoughts 19:24 - Woodlands Water filling & Dump Station 20:30 - Closing
From: ontarioparks.ca/park/sandbanks World’s largest baymouth barrier dune formation Three expansive sandy beaches that some say are among the best in Canada; Outlet Beach is perfect for families, with shallow waters and gentle drop off Location jutting out into Lake Ontario means that this park is a bird migration hotspot in spring and fall Walking trails that allow visitors to experience the dune and wetland habitats of the park Daily interpretive programming for the whole family during summer months Great starting point to explore Prince Edward County known for its bicycle touring, wineries, food and antiques Cottages available for rent year-round for adventures in any seasonMy take on Sauble Falls Provincial Park... it was better than expected. #saublefalls #ontarioparksSujanos Travel2025-10-21 | ...Our camping season has sadly come to an end... until next year! #camping #ontarioparks #bonechoSujanos Travel2025-10-19 | ...Camping breakfast just hit different... especially with fresh baked bread 🥰 #camping #ontariocampingSujanos Travel2025-10-18 | ...Camping at MIKISEW Provincial Park | Park Tour, Hiking Trails & Local AttractionsSujanos Travel2025-10-11 | In this camping video, we went to Mikisew Provincial Park and camped in the Hardwood Campground on site 137. We hiked all of the trails, explored the park, went kayaking, and visited some local attractions.
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station 1:01 - Site 137 Tour & Cell Signal 2:29 - Hardwood Campground & Day Use Area 5:54 - Pines Campground 7:14 - Old Dog Trail, Beaver Meador Trail, Disc Golf 10:29 - Local Attractions 13:22 - Kayaking 14:46 - Sunrise at the Beach 16:13 - Hardwood Comfort Station 16:46 - Maple Canyon Trail 17:58 - Copperhead Distillery Product Review 19:21 - Beach time & kayaking 20:11 - Morning Walk & Overall Thoughts 23:30 - Closing
From: ontarioparks.ca/park/mikisew/camping Car Camping Mikisew offers camping in two campgrounds: The Hardwoods and The Pines. Comfort stations are centrally located in each campground and include amenities such as flush toilets, showers and laundry facilities.
The Hardwoods Campground features rolling hills in a mature Maple and Oak forest.
The Pines Campground is located in a Red Pine forest with a soft bed of Pine needles covering the forest floor. Campsites accommodate most any size camping equipment from tents to RVs.
Electrical sites are available in both campgrounds.
Group Camping There are two group campsite options. Bonfire (502) is a waterfront site on Eagle Lake. Woodlot (501) is a private forested site near the Park Office.Camping at PINERY Provincial Park | Ontario Parks CampingSujanos Travel2025-09-27 | In this camping video, we went to Pinery Provincial Park and camped in the Riverside 2Campground. On this visit we hiked a lot of trails, explored the park, and visited some local attractions.
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station, Brewery 1:11 - Site Tour (Sites 514) 3:18 - Ausable Channel Trail, Ice Cream 4:07 - Morning walk & Breakfast on the site 4:59 - Fishing Locations & Carolinian Trail 7:23 - Burley Campground 7:33 - Dunes Campground & Cell Signal 8:05 - Balbonis Donuts 8:27 - Bittersweet Trail 9:53 - Hickory Trail 11:13 - Day Use Beach Access 3 11:33 - Visitor Centre 12:23 - Riverside Campground Tour 13:20 - Park Store 14:01 - Cedar Trail & Daily Recap 16:10 - Riverside Trail 17:12 - Overall Thoughts 19:37 - More Fishing Spots 19:51 - Beach Access 9 20:29 - Closing
Car Camping Riverside Campground is located beside the provincially significant Old Ausable Channel and has electrical, non-electrical and pull-through sites. Amenities such as water taps, comfort stations and laundry facilities are located within each of the four areas of Riverside Campground. Area 1 Riverside is also open year-round for those that want to enjoy Pinery in all four seasons.
Burley Campground, open from May to September, is the furthest away from the main gate, but is well worth the extra drive! The sites in Burley are nestled between older pines and within close walking distance of the beach. These campsites are perfect for those campers that do not need electricity or pull-through sites.
Dunes Campground is within easy walking distance of the beach, outdoor amphitheatre and Visitor Centre. This campground provides a mix of electrical, pop-up trailer and tent sites from May to September.
Please be sure to always use designated boardwalks to access the beach as our dune system is extremely fragile and sensitive to human impacts.
Dog-Free Camping Area 4 Dunes Campground is designated as pet-free camping and includes such amenities as water taps, comfort stations and laundry facilities.
Group Camping Organized groups and classes wishing to camp at Pinery can choose one of 10 group camping sites. These large sites are located adjacent to the day use areas and are easy walking distance to the beach. Group camping is designed for tents only with parking space for six cars and one bus. Each site will accommodate up to 35 campers. Campers will find running water, a cold water sink, vault toilets near their site and a fire ring and picnic tables right on their site.
Reservations can be made online or by phone.
Radio-Free Camping Area 3 Riverside Campground is designated as radio-free camping and includes such amenities as water taps, comfort stations and laundry facilities.Camping at SAUBLE FALLS Provincial ParkSujanos Travel2025-09-13 | In this camping video, we went to Sauble Falls Provincial Park and camped in the West Campground. On this visit we did a park tour, explored the area, and
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station 1:11 - Site Tour (Sites 34 & 35) 2:22 - Owen Sound & Mudtown Station Brewery 3:41 - West Campground Tour 8:15 - Morning at the Campsite 8:41 - River Campsites 9:29 - Sauble Falls 12:35 - East Campground Tour & Trail 15:13 - Sauble/Saugeen Beach 15:37 - Port Elgin & Southampton 16:16 - Hanging out at the Falls 17:20 - Overall Thoughts 20:49 - Dumping Station
Car Camping Sauble Falls is a smaller park with a range of campsites including some with electrical service in two campgrounds. All sites are convenient to the showers and comfort stations.
Group Camping There are two group camping areas, one that accommodates 15-20 people and another that accommodates 30-40. Outhouses are on site and water taps nearby. Both are within a five minute drive to the beach and a three minute walk to the comfort station. Reservations can be made online or by phone.
Radio-Free Camping West Campground is radio-free.Camping at GRUNDY LAKE Provincial Park | Campground Tour and Overview | Ontario ParksSujanos Travel2025-09-06 | In this camping video, we went to Grundy Lake Provincial Park and camped on site 79 in the Wild Rose Campground. We did a park tour, visited Sudbury for a day trip, and even stopped in to see Windy Lake Provincial Park.
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling/Dump Station 2:17 - Pet Exercise Area 2:43 - Moose Sighting 4:00 - Discovery Centre, Gut Lake Area 5:26 - Gut Lake Trail & Learn to Fish 7:26 - Hemlock Campground & Site 145 8:32 - White Birch & Jack Pine Campgrounds 9:53 - Balsam Campground, Pet Exercise Area & Beach 10:38 - Beaver Dams Trail 11:19 - Trailer & Poplar Campgrounds and Comfort Station 12:41 - Red Maple Campground 12:55 - Pakeshkag Lake Trail 13:32 - Kayaking on Grundy Lake 15:16 - Book Review 16:33 - Swan Lake Trail 17:29 - French River Day Trip 17:54 - Grundy Lake Supply Post 18:14 - Grundy Lake Swimming Area 19:30 - Comfort Station near Hemlock Campground 20:05 - Overall Thoughts 23:28 - Dumping Station
Car Camping Grundy Lake offers car camping in nine campgrounds: White Spruce, Hemlock, Trailer, Poplar, Red Maple, White Pine, White Birch, Jackpine, and Balsam Campgrounds.
Many campsites have electrical hook-ups. Amenities such as water taps, toilets, comfort stations and laundry facilities are close by. Swimming, boating and the Visitor Centre are located only a short distance away from the main beach.
Dog-Free Camping Along with being audio device and generator-free, Red Maple Campground and Group Site 902 are also pet-free.
Generator-Free Camping Hemlock Campground, Red Maple Campground and Group Site 902 are generator-free.
In the other 7 campgrounds, generator use is restricted to the following hours: 9am – 11am and 5pm – 7pm, for one hour at a time.
Group Camping Grundy Lake has one group campsite available that can accommodate from 20 to 50 people. A beach borders each group camping area. There is a water tap on site and the comfort station is nearby. Red Maple Beach is a short walk from the site. Camping trailers are not permitted on the group site.
This group site is audio device-free and generator-free.
Radio-Free Camping Hemlock and Red Maple Campgrounds are radio-free, as well as Group site 902.Visiting FRENCH RIVER Provincial Park | Ontario Parks | Recollet Falls TrailSujanos Travel2025-08-30 | In this video we visit French River Provincial Park to check out the visitor centre and hike the Recollet Falls Trail. This was a day trip for us from Grundy Lake Provincial Park and definitely worth it!
0:00 - Overview & Arrival 1:15 - Visitor Centre 3:59 - Hike to the Falls 8:29 - Overall Thoughts & Coming Up
From: ontarioparks.ca/park/frenchriver A river of national historic significance the French River is the first designated Canadian Heritage River Paddle the route of Indigenous people, French Explorers, fur traders and Voyageurs A 105 kilometre canoe route of interconnected lakes, gorges and rapids from Lake Nipissing to Georgian Bay Georgian Bay coastal kayaking is available through the French River Delta A variety of experiences ranging from wilderness paddling to motorboating, fishing and private lodges The award-winning French River Visitor Centre on Settlers Road with its “Voices of the River” exhibit
Backcountry Camping 1. The Experience: From the rugged hills and thick forests of the Canadian Shield to the channels, bays, and lakes that interconnect along this waterway, French River Provincial Park is a maze of quiet hideaways and fast-moving water. The French River flows for 105 km from Lake Nipissing to Georgian Bay, offering breathtaking scenery.
Backcountry camping in French River is perfect for adventurers looking for a long multi-day trip along the river. All fast-moving water has been marked and there are well-maintained portages to bypass these areas.
Fishing on the French River is a great way to spend a day, either from the shore of your campsite, or on the paddle to your next site.
French River paddlers and boaters have their pick of 291 backcountry campsites scattered along the shore of the river. They can also enjoy sailing and paddling in Georgian Bay. All campsites and portages in French River are accessible by boat and are clearly marked.
All campsites have a firepit, and most are equipped with box privies, where the landscape permits.Still so mad at myself for sleeping in and missing this moose sighting!! #ontarioparks #ontarioSujanos Travel2025-08-27 | ...Were huddled under our awning. Don’t think well get a campfire tonight. #thunderstorm #saublefallsSujanos Travel2025-08-23 | ...Camping at HALFWAY LAKE Provincial Park | Campground Tour and Overview | Ontario ParksSujanos Travel2025-08-23 | In this camping video, we went to Halfway Lake Provincial Park and camped on site 79 in the Wild Rose Campground. We did a park tour, visited Sudbury for a day trip, and even stopped in to see Windy Lake Provincial Park.
0:00 - Arriving at Park, Filling/Dump Station, Park Overview 2:12 - Site 79, Park Store, Day Use Area & Beach 5:25 - Hawksnest Campground 6:21 - Wild Rose Campground & Site 79 Tour 8:15 - Sudbury Day Trip 11:42 - Windy Lake Provincial Park 13:04 - Osprey Heights Trail 14:10 - Lake Antrim 15:27 - Boat Launch Area 15:53 - Moose Ridge & Echo Pond Trails 18:12 - Beach 19:43 - Overall Thoughts & Closing
Car Camping Most of the park’s campsites are flat, private and some can accommodate large trailers. Over half the sites offer electrical service in two campgrounds on the north shore of Halfway Lake.
Backcountry Camping 1. The Experience: Located at the southern edge of the Boreal Forest, Halfway Lake Provincial Park covers the rugged terrain of the Canadian Shield. The park offers two canoe routes and one long-distance hiking trail. This park is ideal for beginner backcountry visitors.
Antrim Lake is on the northeast side of the park and offers spectacular scenery and wildlife viewing opportunities. There is one campsites along the shore with access to secluded sandy beaches for picnicking and swimming.
Bailey Lake is in the southern section of the park and is accessible by portage from Halfway Lake. This area offers clear water and quiet paddling where you can see nesting bald eagles, osprey, and a great blue heron rookery.
The 15 km Hawk Ridge Trail has three campsites that provide an excellent backcountry hiking experience. There are many wonderful photo opportunities from the spectacular vistas of Lost Lake, Three Island Lake, and Crystal Lake.
Most backcountry campsites have a box privy.Weve been to many #OntarioParks with great kayaking options. Wheres your fave spot? #kayakingSujanos Travel2025-08-19 | ...Wishing everyone a peaceful week ahead! #peace #wellnessSujanos Travel2025-08-18 | ...Camping at MARTEN RIVER Provincial Park | Ontario Parks Campground TourSujanos Travel2025-08-16 | In this camping video, we went to Marten River Provincial Park and camped on site 107 in the Chicot Campground. We did a park tour, visited a local brewery in North Bay, and spent a lot of time walking through the park and checking out the amenities.
0:00 - Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station 1:39 - Site 107 & Chicot Campground Tour 5:05 - Logging Museum & Cell Signal 7:05 - Day Use Area 7:23 - North Bay Gateway City Brewery 8:09 - Assinika Campground 8:57 - Kayaking 7:17 - Fishing Spot & Day Use Beach 10:15 - Central Comfort Station 11:50 - Hiking Trails & Bike Trail 15:08 - More Waterfront Sites 15:42 - Swimming at the Chicot Beach 16:11 - Back at the Site & Book Review 16:37 - Overall Thoughts 18:16 - Dump Station & Closing
What You'll Like: - A replica logging camp brings a bygone era to life - The park is the southern gateway to the Temagami area and is a base for canoeists, boaters, hikers and anglers - Enjoy remnant stands of massive pines including a 350 year old White Pine as you walk the Transition Trail - Take part in various logging contests, enjoy a logger’s bean lunch, be serenaded by fiddlers, charmed by the antics of chainsaw carvers and entertained by an array of musicians during Lumberjack Days - Relax at one of the park’s three beaches, engage in a beach volleyball game or enjoy a friendly game of horseshoes10-day camping trip complete! So many photos and videos to share. #ontariocamping #campingSujanos Travel2025-08-13 | ...Roasting Chocolate Chip Banana bread on the campfire... 10/10 would do again. #camping #ontarioparksSujanos Travel2025-08-12 | ...We visited Marten River Provincial Park and had a great time. Check out my park rating #ontarioparksSujanos Travel2025-08-11 | ...The beach at Halfway Lake is a stunner! And calm water too 👌 #ontarioparks #halfwaylake #campingSujanos Travel2025-08-05 | ...Camping at MCRAE POINT Point Provincial Park | Park Overview and ReviewSujanos Travel2025-08-02 | In this camping video, we went to McRae Point Provincial Park and camped on site 147 in the Sough Campground. We did an updated park tour, visited a local brewery and RibFest, and spent a lot of time walking through the park.
0:00 - Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station 2:50 - Site 147 Tour 3:44 - Boat Launch, Day Use, Beach 5:08 - Water's Edge Trail 5:38 - Dumplings on the Blackstone 6:32 - South Campground 6:45 - North Campground 7:17 - Campfire & New Book 7:36 - Exploring Outside the Park 10:26 - Day Use and Beach Area Update 11:08 - Drive Through North Campground 11:50 - Storm 12:25 - Overall Thoughts 15:50 - Dump Station & Closing
Car Camping McRae Point offers car camping in the North and South Campgrounds. The North Campground is fully serviced with electricity and has large pull-through sites that accommodate extra large trailers and motorhomes. There are fully serviced washroom and shower buildings located in this campground with smaller washrooms found throughout. The South Campground is a campground that features both electrical and non-electrical campsites. This campground has access to the shower buildings in the North Campground and has washrooms located throughout.Listen to your body! 🤣 Beer and Camping time is the best time 🙌 #camping #craftbeer #ontariotravelSujanos Travel2025-07-31 | ...Camping, spending time outdoors, reading a book, craft breweries, and taking all my PTO! #campingSujanos Travel2025-07-30 | ...Have you been to McRae Point Provincial Park? Do you plan to visit one day? #camping #ontarioparksSujanos Travel2025-07-29 | ...When it rains, we hide under our dining tent (lowered to the ground). The fire is barely hanging on.Sujanos Travel2025-07-27 | ...Camping at BASS LAKE Provincial Park | Campground Tour and ReviewSujanos Travel2025-07-26 | In this camping video, we went to Bass Lake Provincial Park and camped on site 28 in the Eastside campground. We did an updated park tour, visited a local brewery and market, and spent an afternoon at the beach.
0:00 - Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station 1:22 - Site 28 Tour 2:58 - Breakfast & New Book 4:07 - Beach, Day Use, Park Store, Boat Launch 8:07 - Trail Overview 8:55 - Eastside Comfort Station 9:12 - Quayle's Brewery & Market 9:59 - Hilltop Campground 10:44 - Beach, Campsite Games & Dinner 12:29 - Book Review 12:54 Overall Thoughts 15:46 - Water Fill & Dump Station 17:02 - Closing
Car Camping Bass Lake’s car camping consists of four different campgrounds: Lakeview, Eastside, Cedar, and Hilltop. Each campground has access to washrooms and three of our four campgrounds have a shower building located inside the campground. Lakeview is a non-electrical campground. There is a fully serviced washroom and shower building located in this campground with smaller washrooms located throughout.
Cedar Campground is also a non-electrical campground and is the closest campground to our day use and waterfront area. This campground does not have a shower building but does have vault washrooms located close by. Showers can be accessed in adjacent campgrounds.
Hilltop Campground is features both electrical and non-electrical campsites. This campground has access to the shower building in Eastside Campground and has washrooms located throughout.
Eastside Campground is a fully electrical campground and campsites #5 and #6 are barrier free and reservable.Add Charleston Lake Provincial Park to your summer plans! #camping #charlestonlake #ontarioparksSujanos Travel2025-07-23 | ...Bass Lake Provincial Park, a little park that packs a punch! #ontarioparks #camping #orillaSujanos Travel2025-07-21 | ...Long Point Provincial Park has a great beach & great amenities around it! #camping #longpointSujanos Travel2025-07-18 | ...Camping season is my favourite season. Whats yours? #camping #ontarioparks #campingseasonSujanos Travel2025-07-15 | ...Have you been to Sibbald Point? If so, what did you think? #ontarioparks #ontariocamping #lakesimcoeSujanos Travel2025-07-14 | ...LONG POINT Provincial Park | Campground Tour and Overview | Ontario Parks CampingSujanos Travel2025-07-12 | In this camping video, we went to Long Point Provincial Park and camped on site 346 in the Monarch's Rest Campground. We were there over the Canada Day extra long weekend and had a great time exploring the park and the surrounding area.
0:00 - Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station, Park Store 2:02 - Site 346 3:10 - Campground Tour & Beach Area 6:52 - Cottonwood Campground 8:12 - Charlotteville Brewery & The Chip Ship 9:46 - Beach Afternoon 10:18 - Breakfast at the site 11:25 - Big Creek National Wildlife Area 13:08 - Ramblin' Road Brewery Farm 13:50 - Traffic Jam 14:48 - Beach Afternoon 15:40 - The next day & Day Use Area 16:58 - Long Point Bird Observatory 17:47 - Overall Thoughts & Closing
Car Camping Long Point offers four campground areas in two sections of the park. Almost half of campsites have electrical service.
The section generally called “New Park” includes three of the campgrounds: Monarch’s Rest, Firefly and Turtle Dunes Campgrounds, as well as the popular Day Use area.
Firefly Campground offers large pull-through sites equipped with electrical service. Located on the bay side of the campground, they are a short five minute walk to the beach.
Monarch’s Rest and Turtle Dunes Campgrounds offer some electrical sites that are able to accommodate a variety of equipment. The premium campsites, located in the dunes at the ends of the loops closest to the beach, offer a soft sandy base.
The Old Park section of Long Point includes Cottonwood Campground, a radio-free campground. The sites can accommodate a variety of equipment sizes. As of 2012 this campground features a new barrier-free comfort station with showers. Premium campsites are located at the ends of the loops and are very close to the beach.
Radio-Free Camping Cottonwood Campground (Old Park) is a radio-free campground with a total of 81 campsites.Hope everyone has some camping plans this weekend! We do, and Ill share a recap! #camping #rvlifeSujanos Travel2025-07-11 | ...Our last camping trip was to Long Point and its an amazing beach park! #camping #ontarioparksSujanos Travel2025-07-10 | ...CHARLESTON LAKE Provincial Park Campground Tour and Overview | Ontario CampingSujanos Travel2025-07-05 | In this camping video, we went to Charleston Lake Provincial Park and camped on site 239 in the Bayside Campground. We spent a lot of time on the water in our kayaks, and exploring the park and trails. We also hit up a nearby brewery.
0:00 - Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station 1:53 - Site 239 4:22 - Fisherman's Point & Day Use Beach 6:02 - Vault & Flush Toilets, Playground 6:24 - Park Store & Discovery Centre 6:28 - Park Store, Tall Pines Campground, Waste Disposal 7:39 - Quiddity Trail & Tallow Rock Bay Trail 9:12 - Meadowlands Campground 10:17 - Trails, Trailer Turnaround 10:51 - Shady Ridge Campground, Campers Beach, Dog Beach 11:31 - Kayaking & Evening Campfire 13:11 - Bayside Comfort Station 13:28 - Kayaking to bridge 15:42 - ArBru Craft Brewery 15:58 - Group Campsites 16:12 - Amphitheatre, Day Use Area 17:54 - Massive Storm and Power Outage 19:35 - Overall Thoughts & Closing
Charleston Lake offers camping in three separate campgrounds. The Bayside and Shady Ridge Campgrounds are located adjacent to the lake in a mature, wooded setting. The Meadowlands Campground is located in a younger forest with some partially open sites for those sun seekers.
Each campground has a mixture of electrical and non-electrical sites and can accommodate camping equipment ranging from a tent to a large RV. All campgrounds offer treated drinking water and comfort stations with flush toilets, showers and laundry facilities. Hiking trails, Nature Centre, Day Use area and Amphitheatre are only a short walk away.
Group Camping Charleston Lake offers three group camping sites located away from our campgrounds. Each site can accommodate up to 40 people. Vault toilets and treated drinking water are adjacent to the sites. Each site has a large, level grass area, a covered picnic shelter and fire pit. Electricity is not available.Who can relate? I share new breweries almost every week, subscribe for more #craftbeer adventures.Sujanos Travel2025-07-05 | ...