Camping near Prince Edward County

Pair your Canada camping adventure with wine tasting and beaches in this Lake Ontario vacation spot.

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Organic Farm Sanctuary Spa

1 site · RV, Tent13 acres · Trent Hills, ON
Learn more about this land: We welcome you to the Little Farm That Could! A mixed flower and vegetable organic market garden growing year-round on a small farm located in the Trent Hills. For five years now we have built gardens, cleaned out and repurposed the barn, set up a spa, and brought on animals to give them a peaceful home and close the nutrient cycle for our crops. The century old barn now acts as a common space for campers to relax and is a backdrop for our wood fired hot tub and spa. There’s a sports field to put in your activities and a washroom outfitted with running water, cold shower, and toilet. Be sure to ask about our spa package. Our wood fired hot tub is the perfect way to wind down and relax in the presence of nature and under a star lit sky! So come on by and get connected to a small farm! We look forward to seeing you :) Jen & Mike
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Red Cedar Plains

6 sites · RVs, Tents110 acres · Prince Edward, ON
The 110-acre estate has been overtaken with Red Cedars at the front of the property, and also has a mature forest at the rear of the property. It has become a sort of refuge for wildlife. Deer, bunnies, and even Coyotes roam freely on what has over the past 20 or 30 years become a young forest. This is a place of quiet reflection. however, it is also a great place to reunite with loved ones over exciting conversations, music, and drinks over the flame of a campfire. However, we exercise a quiet hours policy starting at 11pm. No loud music or loud talking. We are in close proximity to the first and most prominent vineyard in PEC. (Wauppos Estates). They have some of the best wine you will find here, and spectacular gardens on the lake with a south-facing dock. Grab a glass of wine and wander the grounds. They also have a petting zoo, ice cream, and a market where you can grab food, drinks, or some fresh local produce. Nearby there are blueberry and strawberry fields where you can pick your own fruit. Right around the corner from us we have our favourite wine maker at Amanda’s Winery.
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RV/Camper Parking 10min To Kingston

1 site · RV, Tent10 acres · Elginburg, ON
🌟 Description: Welcome to our serene property, where you can park your car, camper or RV for short getaways. Choose from various parking spots—whether you prefer grassy, gravel, or solid bedrock. 🐓 Chickens and Canine Companions: Our friendly flock of free-ranging chickens adds a touch of countryside charm. During the day, they explore the property alongside our loyal German Shepherd. 📍 Convenient Location: Located just 10 minutes north of Kingston, our spot offers easy access to the city (only a 15-minute drive to downtown Kingston). Enjoy the best of both worlds: peaceful surroundings and proximity to amenities. Book your spot now! 🌞🚐 We have a walking trail around the property that will take you through a cedar forest, and some field openings. And if your dog needs to stretch its legs, we have a fenced in area that used to be a horse pasture you can use to let them loose in a safe and controlled environment.
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Sumac Fire

1 site · RV, Tent2 acres · Harrowsmith, ON
Learn more about this land:At the end of the road lives a little bungalow with a small forest, sensational sunsets and a beautiful meadow. You can nestle your tent amongst the sumacs for shade.At the back of the property are a large fire pit, an outhouse and a tree line for privacy. Your hosts are an adventurous clan and are always willing to chat about all the best places to, climb, hike, and canoe. We live a 5 min drive from the village of Sydenham and a 15 min bike ride which includes the closest swimming spot, the point on Sydenham lake. Enjoy the KP and Cataraqui trails to bike and hike or Frontenac Park for more hiking and nature.  However, we will always direct you to Gould Lake, this is a favourite and only a 15 min drive away. Gould Lake always provides a little magic, a deep, spring-fed lake that has cliff jumping, amazing canoeing, hiking trails, and some of the most beautiful swimming spotsLet us know if we can help you out as you plan your trip. 20 minutes to historic Kingston and all the amenities it has to offer.
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Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field
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Camping near Prince Edward County guide

Overview

Food, wine, and sandy beaches draw visitors to Prince Edward County, a historically agricultural region sandwiched between the Bay of Quinte and Lake Ontario, east of Toronto. These days, the fields mostly grow grapes, and the three dozen wineries make good chardonnay, pinot gris, and pinot noir. Restaurants, inns, and craft breweries fill The County’s three main towns: Picton, Bloomfield, and Wellington. On the south shore, Sandbanks Provincial Park, one of Ontario’s top destinations for campers, is known for its sand dunes near West Lake and its long beaches along Lake Ontario. Campers and RVers can also opt for lakeside sites at nearby commercial campgrounds.

When to go

While the busiest season in Prince Edward County is June through early September, both spring and fall can bring pleasant weather and fewer crowds. The campgrounds at Sandbanks Provincial Park are open from late April into October, and book up months in advance for weekend getaways in summer. Come mid-week if your schedule allows. During the cold winter months, from January to March, many businesses around The County close entirely or significantly reduce their hours.

Know before you go

  • Book your trip to Prince Edward County in advance, particularly if you plan to camp at Sandbanks Provincial Park or if you’re visiting on a summer weekend. Campers can reserve sites at Sandbanks up to five months before your trip, and campsites are often booked as soon as they become available.
  • Picton, the largest town in The County, is your best choice for groceries and other supplies, but you’ll find small local markets, farm stands, cheese makers, and orchards throughout the region.
  • Looking for a less-crowded day-use beach? If the Sandbanks beaches are too busy, try the smaller North Beach Provincial Park. You can also find beaches for swimming and fishing around the large East Lake.

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