Camping
Camping is a great way to experience the wide range of natural landscapes, outdoor activities, and soak up all the natural beauty Newfoundland and Labrador has to offer. There are hundreds of campsites and approximately 80 campgrounds, with varying levels of services and amenities, located throughout the province - from major cities to remote wilderness areas. Travel far into untouched landscapes, or stay close to modern services.
Newfoundland and Labrador has 13 provincial parks that offer camping, 3 national parks, and a multitude of private parks in scenic natural settings.
National Parks
Gros Morne National Park, named a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its rare geology and awe-inspiring scenery, has five unique campgrounds, as well as primitive backcountry camping.
Terra Nova National Park, is comprised of four hundred square kilometres of boreal forest and seacoast. Campers have two front-country campgrounds and several primitive camping experiences to choose from.
Provincial Parks
Thirteen of our provincial parks offer camping, but if you don't want to stay overnight they are also perfect places to visit for a day at a time.
It's always a good idea to reserve a campsite before you travel. Campgrounds can fill up quickly on long weekends and during special events and festivals. The non-refundable deposit you put down to secure a site is a small price to pay to avoid disappointment.
To reserve a campsite, please call (877) 214-2267 or go online at www.nlcamping.ca
. If you are calling from outside Canada, the international number is (905) 566-2405. If you have a question about reservations, please email nlcamping@gov.nl.ca
Reservations are not available at Chance Cove Provincial Park because there are no formal campsites. Visitors may camp on the parking lot in the picnic area.
Group camping is available at Butter Pot, Barachois Pond, Lockston Path, and Notre Dame parks and there are remote camping sites in Barachois Pond.
There is limited winter camping at Butter Pot and Notre Dame, and at different sites than those used in summer. Free cross-country skiing is available at both.
For more specific information on each of our parks and reserves, visit the Parks and Natural Areas
section of the Department of Environment and Conservation website.
Private Parks
There are dozens of private campgrounds throughout the province that offer a range of camping sites in a variety of natural settings and outdoor activities.
Locations of Camping Parks
Location data provided by the operator. Please confirm location
before departure. Also see offshore area disclaimer.
The offshore lines appearing in the map above which purport to delimit the offshore area of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador have no legal effect. Apart from the boundaries established pursuant to the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Atlantic Accord Implementation Act, which include the line established pursuant to the 2002 award of the arbitration tribunal concerning the delimitation of portions of the offshore areas between Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia, there are no agreed boundaries between the offshore areas of Newfoundland and Labrador and the Government of Canada, the Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island or Quebec or the Nunavut Territory, and no such boundaries have been established under statute, regulation or agreement. The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has made these facts known to Google.
Directions
Driving distances and calculations derived using Google Maps. Actual driving times may vary. GPS coordinates have been provided by tourism operators. Please confirm location with operator before departure.
Helpful Links
Provincial Government - Parks Reservation Service
Parks Canada - Campground Reservation Service
- Torngat Mountains National Park
- (709) 896 8505 ext: 26
- basecamp@ngc-ng.ca
- www.torngatbasecamp.com
- Hawkes Bay
- (709) 248-4066
- (709) 248-5216
- info@torrentriver.ca
- www.torrentriver.ca
* Offers are subject to availability. Taxes are extra. You may have to pre-book and/or mention
the promotion at the time of booking. Please check with the operator for more details.
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LewisporteLocated on scenic Woolfrey's Pond. All the amenities a camper requires within a picturesque natural setting. Boardwalk within the park boundaries.
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Crabbes River ParkLocated by Crabbes River on Route 1. Trans Canada Highway.+1 (709) 645 2788
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RobinsonsSpecializing to the need of the ATV'er. 5 Minute ATV ride to showers, restaurant, pub, gas , convenience store, laundry facilities, park directly located off T'rail.
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QuirponClosest RV Park to L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site. Located on Route 436.+1 (709) 623 2425
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ArgentiaCanada Select Member - 40 fully serviced recreational vehicle traveler trailer park - water, sewer and 30-amp/20-amp.
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Sop's ArmAn outdoor recreation camping park, located at the mouth of Main River, a Canadian Heritage River offering superb salmon angling.+1 (709) 482 2217
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WintertonCome visit our beautiful community park and boardwalk with panoramic views. A great setting for all.
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CormackAngling, photography, watching the salmon leaping the water falls, boreal forest, bird watching. Large but quiet park.
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PiccadillySandy Beach, Semi Serviced, information and pleasant staff, private sites in wooded area.+1 (709) 642 5831
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FortuneSpend leisure time in the open air & enjoy nature at its best. Near St. Pierre Ferry.+1 (709) 832 2090
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Red Bay+1 (709) 920 2002
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LumsdenWindmill Bight Park owned and operated by the Town of Lunsden.+1 (709) 530 2309
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J. T. Cheeseman Provincial ParkLocated 10-kms from Port aux Basques. Users of the Marine Atlantic ferry find this park a convenient first and last stop on the island. Spectacular beach. Exercise caution when near endangered Piping Plover breeding habitat.
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BellevueA mature trailer park with a 2 km sandy beach. Visit Leif's Landing of Vinland the Good. Osprey, eagles, whales and caplin in season.
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Sandbanks Provincial ParkSome of the most magnificent beaches on the island portion of this province. The Endangered Piping Plover nests here, please exercise caution.
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Norris PointLocated in the "Heart of Gros Morne National Park," just minutes from all Park attractions.
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Labrador WestWe have a complete log lodge, clear sparkling lake, hiking trail, sandy beach for swimming. Cabin rental available. Fishing with in meters from campsite.
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HolyroodAn ideal destination to enjoy camping in the great outdoors or just visit for the day.+1 (709) 229 4003
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Baie VerteFormer Provincial Park, nestled around beautiful Flatwater Pond. Great launch point for attractions of the Dorset Trail.+1 (709) 532 2267
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KippensA full serviced campground located 6-km west of Stephenville on the French Ancestors Route.

















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