Camping
You've booked your RV trip and now it's time to fine tune the itinerary. We can help you with that!!
Check out the Road Trip Planner section of our website to view destination information and suggested itineraries and discover the many places you may want to visit while experiencing Canada at your own pace. Looking for campground information? We’ve compiled a list of handy links to provincial and national parks to help you plan your next Canadian RV vacation. Links to private campground operators are also included.
Canada has three different types of campgrounds, all of which offer different reservation systems.
- Provincial (provincially owned/operated by each province or territory)
- National (Federally owned and operated by Parks Canada)
- Private Campgrounds (individually owned and operated, typically around the main cities outside of the park systems).
Camping Resources
Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Parks Reservation Service
Other Campgrounds
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Parks
Nova Scotia Other Campgrounds
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island National Park
Tourism PEI – Provincial Parks
Other Campgrounds
New Brunswick
Parks New Brunswick
Other Campgrounds
Quebec
From the stunning architecture of Old Quebec City to the picturesque landscapes of Mont-Tremblant, there is something for everyone to explore and enjoy in this captivating province.
Sepaq (The Society of Outdoor Establishments of Quebec) - CanaDream Guests receive a discount through the Canadream Club at Sepaq campgrounds.
Camping Quebec
Ontario
As the most populous province in Canada, Ontario offers a diverse range of experiences and attractions for both residents and visitors. From the vibrant city life of Toronto to the natural beauty of Niagara Falls and Algonquin Provincial Park, there is something for everyone in Ontario.
Ontario Parks
Camping in Ontario
Manitoba
Manitoba holds a special place in the hearts of many Canadians. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast looking to explore its national parks or a history buff interested in its Indigenous heritage, there's no shortage of things to see and do in Manitoba.
Manitoba’s Provincial Parks
Park Reservation Service
Manitoba Other Campgrounds
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan borders the United States to the south, Alberta to the west and Manitoba to the East. Its southern plains are covered in grassland, and to the north are the rugged rock of the Canadian Shield plateau, which is composed mainly of coniferous trees, rivers and lakes. An RV road trip in Saskatchewan means wide open spaces and plenty of opportunity to outdoor recreation.
Saskatchewan Provincial Parks
Other Campgrounds
Alberta
From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the vast prairies and boreal forests, Alberta offers a wealth of outdoor activities and breathtaking scenery. Whether you're exploring Banff National Park, skiing in Jasper, or hiking in Kananaskis Country, there is no shortage of opportunities to connect with nature in this picturesque province. In addition to its natural wonders,
Alberta Parks
Other campgrounds
British Columbia
With its diverse landscapes ranging from rugged mountains to picturesque coastlines, British Columbia offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventures such as hiking, skiing, and kayaking. The province is also home to bustling cities like Vancouver and Victoria, where visitors can explore cultural attractions, dine at world-class restaurants, and experience the lively arts scene.
BC Parks has a new feature for its camping reservation service that provide email notifications when a previously booked campsite becomes available at a specific campground. With the new “Notify Me” feature, Guests can sign up to receive alerts if the campsite becomes available for their desired date and location.
BC Parks
Other Campgrounds
Yukon
Territorial Park Campgrounds
View pdf map of Yukon Territorial Park Campgrounds
The state of Alaska borders British Columbia and the Yukon in Canada and is the 49th state to join the United States of America. Endless opportunities abound for exploring the great outdoors and experiencing Alaska Native culture. Camping is second nature here with both private and state campgrounds dotted across the state.
https://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/campsitelist.htm
https://www.nps.gov/index.htm
Parks Canada Campgrounds
National Parks Reservations Service
Camping
Campertunity
Dubbed “the Airbnb of camping” by the media, Campertunity is a website that connects RVers with private landowners who have space available for camping. It offers a unique opportunity for RVers to experience camping in different locations across Canada. Campertunity is a CanaDream Club partner.
KOA Campgrounds
CanaDream Guests receive a 10% discount when pre-booking their stay at any KOA campground.
Harvest Hosts - Membership site for RVers providing unique RV camping at 2000+ wineries, breweries, farms, museums and other unique locations across the USA and Canada.
Private RV Camping Locator - Here you can drag the map around to find the location you want to stay at and press the magnifying glass at the top of the page to toggle the search area where the map is placed.
Campnab - This App monitors campgrounds for canceled reservations and sends out notifications when a campsite opens up.
Guests are welcome to stay in larger grocery store parking lots such as Walmart (where permitted) or even semi-truck stops. Ensure there is no sign indicating "no overnight parking" and get verified permission to stay overnight with the operator/owner/manager of the property.
Freedom camping may be permitted on public land across Canada. Freedom camping however is never permitted within a National or Provincial Park.
Be respectful of the environment when you choose to freedom camp. Take all your rubbish with you and leave only your footprints.
Fuel
Journie - CanaDream Guests qualify for fuel discounts at participating Pioneer, Fas Gas, Ultramar & Chevron stations when they register their Journie Rewards card online. Journie Rewards cards are issued to every Guest travelling with CanaDream.
Gas Buddy - Find the best gas prices across the country with the click of a button. This trip planning feature will allow you to become familiar with local gas prices in Canada, to help you budget and estimate the RV fuel economy. Gas pricing in Canada is subject to change daily, and other factors may change the consumption rate of an RV, such as driving habits, terrain, etc. Approximate fuel consumption for each of our RV types can be found in our RV specifications.
Sanidumps
Sanidump Locations in Canada - List of user generated sanidump locations. These are a guide only and availability of any particular location cannot be guaranteed.Propane
Propane Fuelling Station LocatorFerry Information
British ColumbiaAlberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia, Maine, New Brunswick & PEI
Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador
Yukon
Northwest Territories & Yukon
Alaska
Winter Campgrounds
RVing doesn’t stop when the snow starts but there are fewer campgrounds to choose from between October and early May. If your winter RV trip includes skiing or snowboarding at a ski resort, some ski hills allow overnight parking on the hill while other resorts have winter campgrounds close by.
Finding a Campground in Winter
Use the Interactive map below to learn more about the campgrounds that remain open for the winter season. We recommend that Guests call ahead to confirm availability.
