The best camping near Goulais River Provincial Park

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Batchawana Beach Paradise

2 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Sault Ste. Marie, ON

The property sits along a well maintained lazy road, There is a driveway and a cleared area for parking an RV. Directly across the road about 100 meters away from the trailer is a public sand beach. Set up shop on the beautiful sand then meander down the beach and hunt for beach glass and some other treasures that have washed ashore. The view is amazing and the water is welcoming, 7 minutes from the little local grocery store and Gas bar (and home of the best apple fritter you've ever had) 15 minutes from Pancake Pay Provincial Park 45 minutes from Sault Ste. Marie

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Chi Bell's

20 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Garden River 14, ON

We are located along the beautiful St Mary's river. The St Mary's river offers fishing, boating, canoeing, water boards, and kayaking. The camping site is in an open grassed area or tent under the Pines. It is rustic camping with one outhouse. Generators are welcome. There are many different species of birds on the property. Enjoy tranquil sunsets and beautiful sunrises, and the night skies. Hiking trails 15 minute drive. Groceries, shopping are located within a 10 minute drive.

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Rosewood Forest

1 site · Lodging72 acres · Goulais River, ON

72 Acres of primarily sugar maple forest with a secret stand of mature white pines on Taylor Creek. Some walking trails with a beautiful Oak Amphitheatre for wedding ceremonies. Parking is 4 km from the renowned Robertson Cliff main trailhead, overlooking the Goulais River Valley and Lake Superior. The property is excellent for forest bathing, active rest, bird watching, unplugging, camp fires and star gazing. Great biking opportunity to Robertson Cliff trailhead followed by a hike to the scenic lookouts, and cap it all off with a cold exposure plunge in Robertson Creek Waterfall.

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Private Camping/Lake Superior Beach

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Private bush lot, steps to the beach. At our camp site you get to enjoy the privacy of a bush lot at a dead end road and just a 2 minute walk to a sandy beach on Lake Superior. This is a large site with room for 2 trailers. Also enjoy ATV and hiking trails. Our camp site is on an all season paved road, 45 minute Drive from Sault Ste Marie, where you will find all of your camping needs.

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Grandma's Cabin - Lake and Fishing

1 site · Lodging17 acres · Thessalon, ON

Learn more about this land:Enjoy hiking, swimming, canoeing, and fishing! There are many places to hike and plenty of beautiful lakes in the area to explore. Or, you can just relax on the provided deck or around the campfire with s'mores!This spot is great for the whole family. The cabin features one double bed and plenty of room to bring an air mattress. We have a canoe and paddleboard available for use. Firewood provided.Campfires are permitted and pets are welcome.

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Summerhill Farm

1 site · Lodging60 acres · St. Joseph, ON

The cabin on 60 acres, shared with our main house nearby. There are apple trees and a trail into the woods. We are also near a boat launch onto Gawas Bay. We are close to cycling routes and about 5 minutes from the village of Hilton Beach and 10 minutes from Richards Landing. We are located about 7 minutes from the bridge onto St Joseph Island. Please google St Joseph Island tourism for what the island has to offer.

The best camping near Goulais River Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through the pristine wilderness of Goulais River Provincial Park. With its self-sustaining brook trout population and scenic talus slopes, this park offers a unique experience for nature enthusiasts. Explore the shallow river stretches, rock gardens, and the tranquil environment of the Algoma Headwaters Signature Site.

When to go

The best time to visit Goulais River Provincial Park is during the warmer months when the park's natural beauty is most accessible. However, adventurers seeking solitude might enjoy the quiet of the off-season, despite cooler temperatures and potential facility closures.

Know before you go

Check the Algoma Public Health Unit for any health advisories before your visit.
Be prepared for a rustic experience as there are no visitor facilities available.
Respect the natural habitat by following all park rules and guidelines.
Ensure you have all necessary supplies, as the park is in a remote location.
Stay informed about weather conditions, which can affect park accessibility and activities.