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Casa de Campo

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20km from Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park · 1 site · Lodging · Norwood, ON
Casa de Campo is for people who love the outdoors. Our cabin is nestled amongst tall pines. The cabin is secluded and sits on 7 acres, and is surrounded by 75 private acres. This MICRO cabin hide away becomes a perfect home base to unplug, relax, read, cook over a open fire or close enough to explore the area. Our cabin is perfect for the camper who enjoys, and is familiar with camping and the outdoors! We offer rustic, with a bit of extra glam to your camping experience! Although the cabin is insulated, and there is a small realistic looking electric heater...in the cooler months it only takes off the chill. You'll want to pack warmer clothing for the cooler nights. You'll find a lovely outdoor stone firepit with a grill to enjoy cozy campfires or to cook on. The site is provided with a picnic table/umbrella, rustic outdoor furniture, and a clean, simple outhouse, also a small outdoor kitchen and hand washing area. Propane stove and propane is provided. Inside the cabin there is a jug of water for your morning coffee. Coffee maker, mugs, plates, utensils are provided There are 4 single foam mattresses that make up a single bed, or three 4 double foldout foam mattresses to accommodate two. We are 5 minutes to the quaint town of Norwood, and minutes to Hastings Trent River's fishing adventures! We are close to all the needed amenities. Although there is some wood to use, we encourage our hipcamper to pick up 2 bags of dry wood as may be damp. There is some kindling in a box on porch), paper for a campfire is (behind the door) We would love for you to come and stay at our Casa de Campo cabin!!
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CA$110
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Southern Heights Acres

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(14)
23km from Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park · 20 sites · Tents, RVs · Peterborough, ON
Our land is very private and beautifully sheltered by trees all around the campsite. There is an open field as well that also has trees on the outskirts. A video is available upon request! Fenella is a small village about 7 min away that has a large convenience/ grocery/Beer store as well as gas stations and Canabis beyond belief ! Go carts, food trucks and the best Butter Tart Factory as well! Warkworth is a town east of us about 20 min and Cobourg is 20 min South of us. Many shopping experiences available. Primrose Donkey Sanctuary is down the road a few minutes which we highly suggest visiting. Look their hours up before planning a visit! We have easy access up our road about 1 km to the Northumberland Trails where you can ride your horses, cycle, ride your ATVs,walk or jog. We have goats and can provide goat walks on our own trails. Goat walks are about 30 minutes generally and $15 per walk. Our own Free Range eggs are available for $7/doz as well as firewood for $10 per bundle Dogs are welcome as long as they are constantly on a leash, as we have chickens that free range! We ask that you bring your own water and hydro please. We hosted 35-40 endurance horses and their riders in August of 2022! We welcome tents and all trailers!
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CA$30
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The Stonefield Estate Gazebos

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25km from Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park · 3 sites · Lodging · Trent Hills, ON
The Stonefield Gazebos has 3 luxurious units on a beautiful 100 + acre piece of heaven. Our original Lakeside Gazebo is steps from our private lake with its own dock. The White Oaks Gazebo is in our old white oak forest and The Cedars is in our Cedar forest beside a stream and river. Each of these 3 luxurious units are not in close proximity to each other. We designed it this way in order to give our guests the utmost privacy. Each gazebo has its own chic and private outhouse with shower area. All gazebos have beautiful beds with comfy and ultra soft bedding. They are equip with everything you should need from plates, cutlery, BBQ utensils, tea kettle, coffee french press, wine glasses, cups etc. There is a propane BBQ with a side burner ready to cook your meals. There is a dock where you will find the canoes, a kayak, paddles and life jackets. If you paddle out to the middle of the lake you will find a raft with 2 lounge chairs and an umbrella on it. Bring some drinks and snacks, because once there, you will not want to leave. Our curious loons will no doubt swim up close to say hello. Enjoy!! PLEASE NOTE: This retreat does not have electricity. However, a small, silent portable power station is available in each accommodation for guests who wish to charge their phones, laptops and small electrical devices. ***This property is an animal-free zone due to SEVERE allergies. Please don't ask if you can bring your dog, cat etc, or try to sneak them in. This applies to service animals as well unfortunately. Just because different terms are used to describe the same thing, a dog is a dog etc, whether it is your pet or a service animal. Although we do sympathize with people who require service animals, my severe allergies do not know the difference and I do not want to die. Our property is exempt from domestic animals entering the grounds, we ask that you please respect this. We also have deer and other creatures that live around the gazebos. The scent of a dog or other animal would scare them off, fundamentally changing the nature of the experience and impacting it for other guests. This is a beautiful opportunity to reconnect with nature and yourselves, disconnect from the grid and stresses of everyday life. It's a pretty special place and a one of a kind experience. Historical Significance of the property When we first saw the property we were awestruck by its beauty and allure. We were captured by the natural springs, river and stream. It wasn't until after the deal closed that we found out that we also had a lake. What an incredible surprise and gift. It also wasn't until much later that we learned about the historical significance of this special place. It turns out that our property is part of the Percy Portage, which was an important route used for centuries by the Hurons, Iroquois and Mississaugas. It also formed the basis of the first road in the region in the early 19th century for settlers an those heading north. Samuel de Champlain used this portage in September 1615 when he travelled south with his Huron and Algonquin allies on their way to upstate New York. In the 1970's, a group of students from Trent University retraced and marked the route by adding orange metal markers to some of the trees along the way. Some of them are still present today.
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Foresthill Retreat

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27km from Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park · 2 sites · Lodging · Harcourt, ON
New bigger tent this year. This property used to be a farm until 1912, the glamping site is located far from the house in what used to be a vegetable garden! The glamping tent is new this year and well equipped and has everything you need for a cozy comfortable stay including electricity! The outdoor kitchen on site has everything you need to cook a delicious meal. There are also outdoor shower, tables and chairs, and an extremely well-stocked site super clean outhouse. Lots of lakes in the area. General stores and gas within 5 minutes and the Grocery stores are within 15 minutes for all your camping needs. Provincial Parks Nearby: Wolf Island Provincial Park - 10 minutes, Kawartha Highlands Signature Park - 15 minutes, Quackenbush Provincial Park - 25 minutes, Petroglyphs Provincial Park - 30 minutes At night you will hear nothing but frogs, very private and very romantic. We can't wait to host you at Foresthill Retreat!
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Three Pines Retreat

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(15)
32km from Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent · Buckhorn, ON
Welcome to Three Pines Retreat! We are so happy to be hosting you. Your campsite is high and dry, easy to access by car and has ample parking. The terrain is pink granite with soft spots for a tent or solid ground to park your trailer (sorry no hook ups or liquid waste removal). There's a picnic table, firewood and private toilet included. Whether you prefer to be in sun or shade, both are available at this site. As much as we are sheltered from the County road, traffic can be heard at times. There is so much to enjoy at our location... Jump on your favourite floatie and float your troubles away down the lazy river located just a short walk across the road at Kawartha Highlands Signature Park. If kayaking and canoeing are more your thing, you will be in awe of the beautiful scenery as you paddle along. This breathtaking park also offers self-guided tours of its history and landscape. Three Pines Retreat is surrounded by lakes and trails and is only 3 km from the picturesque town of Buckhorn. Forget something or feel like dining out? Buckhorn hosts an LCBO, grocery stores and restaurants overlooking the locks. Pizza Alloro will lure you in for a delectable slice and Main St. Bar and Grill offers delicious fare and live entertainment. If you know anything about Kawartha Dairy ice cream you will be sure to stop at Buckhorn Ice Cream Parlour for a tasty treat. Three Pines is just a 2 minute drive to Kawartha Winery and Belly's restaurant. The winery offers free tastings of its wonderful fruit wines and ciders and at certain times of the year they offer delicious wood-fired pizza. Belly's is known for it's creative casual dining and live entertainment and is located in the heart of Catalina Bay. Thank you for checking out Three Pines Retreat - your home away from home where you can forget all your troubles, rest and relax. We look forward to meeting you.
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Sunset Hollow

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33km from Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park · 2 sites · Lodging · Brighton, ON
Come and experience the natural beauty of Trent Hills!! Our property is 2.7 acres and is nestled amongst rolling farmers fields down a gravel country road. We are situated approximately 10 minutes outside of the small town of Campbellford, that is your quintessential rural, small Ontario town. Trent Hills is primarily an agricultural and recreational area. There is lots to do and see and you will not be disappointed. One of Campbellford's biggest attractions is the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge with many hiking trails throughout Ferris Provincial Park. We also have Westben Theatre around the corner from our homestead, The Heritage Museum, the World's Finest Chocolate Factory and so much more to explore! Enjoy a rustic glamping experience in a large canvas bell tent overlooking farmers fields with a stunning sunset at night. Sunset Hollow is fully equipped with solar power, wash up facility, fire pit, eating area and all the essentials to cook some tasty home cooked meals, and all the cosy accommodations to create a truly unforgettable experience. You will also get to experience our homestead where you will enjoy bunnies, guinea hens, chickens which produce fresh eggs daily, and goats! Come experience the small town and rural homestead living!
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Organic Flower Farm

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(33)
35km from Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Trent Hills, ON
Learn more about this land: We welcome you to the Little Farm That Could! A mixed Flower and vegetable market garden growing year-round on a small farm located in the Trent Hills. Tour the productive gardens which feed and beautify our township, meet our animals, learn about sustainable agriculture, and wind down the night in our wood-fired hot tub. The century old barn accommodates guests as a common space to relax, get out of the rain, play a game of ping pong, and is a backdrop for our wood fired hot tub. Two campsites are located on the farm. Both campsites have their own Washroom/outhouse. Be sure to ask about our hot tub package, 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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Campbellford Lightfoot Mountain

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(10)
36km from Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV · Campbellford, ON
Relax and unwind for a few nights at this nature surrounded hill located just outside Campbellford, Ontario. Our spacious sites atop offer panoramic views of forests and neighboring farms, secluded from the rest of the property. Wake up to the cook a doodle doos and quaks of chickens and ducks on the property, and enjoy the beautiful outdoor amenities like Trent river, Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge, Ferris Provincial park, Seymour Conservation Area with miles of hiking trails, biking or fishing just steps away ! Beautiful Campbellford- only a two minute drive away - hosts lift locks, canals , river , cinema, historic buildings, quiant restaurants and shops in case you want a dinner out or to restock on camping supplies. There are also 3 craft breweries in the area. Swimming near by. Amenities: * table and chairs * fire pit * on site access to portapotty and outhouse * one free load of firewood ( extra available for $5) * 4L bottle of spring water
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The best camping in Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park, ON guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through the lush landscapes of Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park. Wander amid towering trees, explore winding trails, and immerse yourself in the serenity of nature. This park offers a tranquil escape for hikers, bird watchers, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat into the wilderness. With no campgrounds within its bounds, the park is a day-use paradise, perfect for picnics, photography, and soaking in the scenic beauty.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park is during the warmer months, from May to September, when the full splendour of its flora is on display. Winter can be harsh, with snow and cold temperatures limiting access to trails. Plan your visit for a sunny day to fully enjoy the park's offerings.

Know before you go

  • Check the weather forecast before your visit, as conditions can change rapidly.
  • Wear appropriate footwear for hiking, as some trails may be rugged.
  • Remember to bring water and snacks, as there are no food services available.
  • Respect the local wildlife and maintain a safe distance at all times.
  • Take note of park hours, typically from 8:30am to 5pm, to plan your trip accordingly.

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