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Simple Cabin in town

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Haliburton Village, ON

Open space, including kitchen, comfy bed, couch and wood stove. There is an outhouse and water is provided for drinking, wash up and rinsing (no running water) Basic cooking utensils, small fridge, hot plate, coffee press and kettle. The cabin is in town, there are neighbors and general sounds of town. - 2 min drive to Main street-shops, park, cafes, pub, lake access, ice skating - 5 min drive to hiking trails, cross country ski trails, snowshoe trails and the haliburton sculpture forest - 15 min drive to ski hill and water spa Parking is up in the driveway directly in front of the cabin or on the roadside in front of the cabin. Please keep tight to the right for others to pass. There is a private cedar sauna available for guests.

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Deer Lake Wilderness Retreat

4 sites · Lodging10 acres · South River, ON

Imagine disconnecting from the grind of life and treating yourself to the biggest luxury of all: Time. When you are a guest at DEER LAKE WILDERNESS RETREAT you will understand why our moto is relax in nature, reflect on life, restore your soul. GLAMPING AT ITS FINEST Glamping is just like camping, only better! Discover the rejuvenation that comes from forest bathing, immersing yourself in the sounds and smells of nature. The sites at Deer Lake Wilderness Retreat are the perfect combination of camping and rustic luxury. With only four sites spread out across 10 acres, each site has its own private outdoor space for whiling away the days. WHILING AWAY THE DAYS FOR AS LOW AS $99 Choose from the Cozy Cabin, Stargazer Geodome, Boho Bell Tent or historic Deer Lake Lodge, then spend your days dining in the sunshine and reading in a hammock. Then go for a swim or a hike, or meander down our country lanes visiting the quaint villages of the Almaguin Highlands. End your evenings by the campfire mesmerized by ‘nature’s TV’ as the coals dance late into the night. Then wake up to birdsong and repeat the experience! Even better is playing hooky on Monday, if you book the Stargazer Geodome, Cozy Cabin or Boho Bell Tent for both Friday and Saturday night ask us how to extend your vacation for just $99 on Sunday night. BETTER TOGETHER! Create magical memories with family and friends by glamping alone and then coming together in our communal spaces. The communal barn oozes with rustic charm and has modern amenities such as WIFI, a kitchenette, a sitting area with comfy sofas, and a farmhouse table for gathering around to share a meal. Then take a mini adventure exploring the trails in our forest. SAVE 15% when you book all three sites at the same time, ask us how. AN OUTDOOR PLAYLAND The Almaguin Highlands is a four season outdoor playland. In the spring, summer and fall visit our artisan galleries and enjoy water sports, hiking, biking, horseback riding, ATVing, and more. With your rental you’ll get a FREE Day Pass to access nearby provincial parks such as Mikisew which is located on Eagle Lake just 10 minutes away. Spend the day on the lake on one of three beaches (including a dog beach) swimming, fishing, canoeing or kayaking, then finish it off with a hike and a round of frisbee golf. Winter brings cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling right at your doorstep with dog sledding just 30 minutes away. MAGIC AND MAIN STREET Deer Lake Wilderness Retreat is a 20-minute drive from South River where you’ll find essential amenities and the Crystal Caves, the biggest mineral exhibit in Canada and the most magical crystal shop you will ever set foot inside, guaranteed. Check out the surrounding artisan village and then head to Sundridge (just another 10 minutes down the road) with a Main Street featuring quaint shops and nice restaurants. PETS WELCOME Share your glamping adventure with your furry friend for a $50 pet fee. REJUVENATE YOUR LIFE! Don’t miss out on your glamping adventure! BOOK NOW to relax in nature, reflect on life, and restore your soul.

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Treehouse + private cedar sauna

1 site · Lodging11 acres · Rosseau, ON

Off grid treehouse perched atop a beautiful natural rock cliff overlooking a private pond with your own private wood burning sauna. The treehouse is perfect for a couples getaway or two friends looking for an authentic Muskoka getaway. Canoeing, bon fire, sauna, cold plunges are just some of that on-site activities at this magical retreat.

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The Woodzzz

2 sites · Lodging2 acres · Haliburton, ON

Among the thick forest of the Haliburton highlands lies a very tranquil, quiet and still place. The area although rugged and pristine offers many activities for all to enjoy such as hiking/biking/boating/kayaking/beaching etc. To escape the calm environment its only 15 minutes to the quaint village of Haliburton where you can find farmers markets, shops, restaurants and art. The Woodzzz was made for those that enjoy the outdoors and are needing a gentle reminder of what little we need to enjoy the life we live!

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Off Grid Forest Retreat

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents180 acres · Machar, ON

Our remote off grid property in the forest east of Eagle Lake is a great place to disconnect and decompress. The roadside Bunkie sleeps 4 and can accommodate a RV trailer or tent as well. Pets are welcome. The property has a pit toilet, and campfires are allowed in the designated pit. There is also potable water in the bin with an outdoor kitchen and BBQ area. In the winter water would have to be stored inside. Linen not provided. You’ll wake up surrounded by trees and can explore the great hiking, nature viewing, atv trails and boating in the summer months. In the winter enjoy glaming in the propane heated bunkie, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, snow machine trails at the door. Wildlife is all around. Several lakes and parks are nearby, including Mikisew Provincial Park on Eagle Lake, about 20 km south, where you can go boating, paddling, or swimming and Algonquin Provincial Park is close as well with many lakes and hiking trails. Some restaurants and stores can be found in the South River, about 20 km away.

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CREEKSIDE Camp

6 sites · RVs, Tents8 acres · Burk's Falls, ON

Winter is here! we have snow on the ground. The winter stars and meteors are out and the sun goes down early. Full moon or new moon, the views are awesome. ( sorry I ran out of firewood, bags are still available in town) Welcome to my beautiful piece of Central Almaguin Off grid camping. I live on 8.25 acres of level fairly open land. 10 min NE of South River The campground is about 3 acres, with 3 sites Beside a small lake, Wendigo Lake, with a wide creek exiting the lake . Paddling distance to 2 other lakes that feed into Wendigo lake. very quiet, private place, stress free, excellent for relaxing, great place for staging daytrips, safe if you want to do a few days in Algonquin Park. dogs and pets welcome, but must be leashed on the property. I have a friendly dog but will leash her also. the sunsets here are awesome, see pics Located only 12 kms from West entrance to Algonquin Park. Dark skies and fairly open area for stargazing. Many walking trails close by . ATV trails and tours nearby also. Bird migration route, excellent for bird watching. In my 10 yrs here I have seen 97 different species of birds on the property or flying over. Very private, closest neighbor 3/4 km away.

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EH Frame

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Eagle Lake, ON

Welcome to The EH-Frame, an off grid cabin in the thick of the forest. Here you will find it easy to relax and unwind. Leave the stresses and worries of everyday life behind and soak in the peaceful atmosphere of the woods. Be submerged into nature, cook s'mores on the fire, stay cozy with coffee by the propane fired heater and crawl into bed for a quiet nights sleep. Located by Sir Sams Ski/MTB hill and just a short hop to Eagle Lake beach.

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Muskoka Lake & Sauna retreat

1 site · RV, Tent4 acres · ON

4 acres of lakeside forest. Sauna, camping area, fire pit. Shared parking, and shared dock. Swim-up raft in private bay. Thank you for all of the comments- we are happy to host appreciative guests, but also to always be improving the experience with feedback. *UPDATE* Both sites are now one site for family/group booking** In the town of Mactier, and also close to Port Carling, Bracebridge, Bala, Gravenhurst. Google Maps will be more accurate for directions vs Waze. Great lake for swimming and boating- not too big, not too small. Good fishing! (Bass, Pike, sometimes Pickerel!)

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Beneath the Stars - Haliburton County Escape

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1 acre · Minden, ON

We have a beautiful, densely treed, and well-groomed 1-acre piece of property in desirable cottage country that's craving your company! The mature trees, corner lot and private road offer seclusion, tranquility and peaceful atmosphere. The terrain is steep and hilly; however there are flatter areas to pitch a tent or level a trailer. The site boasts serenity as it remains untouched to significant changes to honor its original beauty and encourage its sustainability. It is within walking distance to the world-famous, Panam Summer Games host " The Minden White Water Preserve/Rapids", which is used for kayaking and hiking. Walking distance to a public beach on the desirable Horseshoe Lake, part of a 3 chain lake, where you can fish, swim and relax in clean, sparkling waters. Our oasis welcomes you! Choose from two options. Beneath The Stars Tenting Escape - tent or RV(up to 25 feet) site with an outhouse Rustic Cozy Cabin - ideal for a family or group. Currently can sleep 5 adults comfortably, or 6 with small children. We are in a very desirable location; only 10 minute drive to the village of Minden, and surrounded by natural beauty and activities for nature lovers!

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Long's Lake Vista ~ Loft, Tent, Van

9 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents27 acres · Huntsville, ON

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Tiny Village Parry Sound - Camping

14 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents48 acres · Parry Sound, ON

Tiny Village Parry Sound is a unique nature village located on our 48.2 acres of property. It is nestled on the shore of the beautiful DeBois Lake, located 30 minutes northeast of the historic town of Parry Sound. Our sites offer all the benefits of a comfortable cottage lifestyle at a fraction of the cost, as it is our mission to make enjoying the great outdoors accessible to everyone. Tiny Village Parry Sound is a 2.5 hour drive from Toronto and a 4.5 hour drive from Ottawa. Our mission? To provide an extraordinary experience for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. We believe that enjoying the great outdoors shouldn't come with a hefty price tag. So, whether you're roasting marshmallows with the family or taking a solo hike to recharge, we've designed Tiny Village Parry Sound to be your affordable escape into the beauty of Mother Nature.

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Tait's Island Retreat

1 site · RV, Tent4 acres · Parry Sound, ON

Welcome to our private 4-acre lot, adorned with a multitude of mature trees and shrubs. The lot is mostly flat, with a ridge on the north end. The driveway/parking pad provides an excellent area to park your trailer/campervan. Whether you prefer to revel in the seclusion of the property or embark on a leisurely stroll to Tait's Island along the shores of Lake Manitouwabing, the choice is yours. Come and experience peace and serenity. Conveniently located: 15 minutes from Hwy 400 20 minutes to Parry Sound, ON 10 minutes to McKellar, ON

The best camping near Big East River Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Immerse yourself in the untouched wilderness of Big East River Provincial Park. Here, the call of the wild is ever-present, inviting you to partake in a range of activities that celebrate the great outdoors. Venture along the river's edge, where the gentle flow of water sets the pace for a day of exploration. With no campgrounds within this non-operating park, it becomes a day-tripper's paradise, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustling world beyond its borders.

When to go

The best time to visit Big East River Provincial Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early autumn, when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. Winter visits offer a stark, frozen beauty, but be prepared for cold temperatures and limited access due to snow.

Know before you go

Check the latest park advisories before your visit to stay informed about any restrictions or safety concerns.
Remember, this is a non-operating park, so facilities are limited—plan accordingly.
Accessibility may vary throughout the year, especially during winter months; verify road conditions and accessibility beforehand.
While there are no fire bans currently in effect, always practice safe fire management and heed any future restrictions.
As there are no camping options available, explore nearby camping options to extend your stay in the surrounding area.