New Pictures of Buffalo Pound Provincial Park

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park - Bison Herd
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Pictures of Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan have been added to CampSource. View the Buffalo Pound Provincial Park pictures or add your pictures to the Buffalo Pound Provincial Park Group on Flickr.

Once used by early Indians to corral bison, Buffalo Pound is now famous for its captive herd. The Qu'Appelle Valley scenery, migrant waterfowl viewing, Nicolle Flats Interpretive Area, Marsh Boardwalk, and nature/hiking trails make the park a must to visit. Barrier-free facilites available.

Visit the Buffalo Pound Provinical Park listing on CampSource for contact information, facilities, rates, directions, campground reviews, and more.

Free Camping Guides

There are many paper and electronic publications available for free from the various provincial tourism sites, camping associations, and government sites. Here is a list of Provincial websites where you can download and/or order camping and travel information to help plan your camping vacation.

British Columbia - The British Columbia Lodging and Campground Assocition has their British Columbia Camping Guide available on-line. You can also order a Travel Guide from the British Columbia Official Tourism Site.

Alberta - Download or order your free Alberta Travel Guide.

Saskatchewan - Download the Saskatchewan Camping Guide from the Saskatchewan Camping Association.

Manitoba - Order Vacation Kits from Travel Manitoba.

Ontario - Download the Ontario Provincial Parks Guide from Ontario Parks. Order the Ontario Camping Directory for $6.95 from the Ontario Private Campgrounds Association (OPCA). Ontario Travel has many Travel Guides available for free. Most are available in PDF format.

Quebec - Order the Quebec Camping Guide from Camping Quebec.

Newfoundland - Order a Travel Guide for Newfoundland Labrador Tourism.

Nova Scotia - Request a Camping Guide from the Nova Scotia Campgrounds Association. Download Provincial Parks Brochures from Nova Scotia Provincial Parks.

New Brunswick - Order your New Brunswick Vacation Planner from New Brunswick Tourism.

Prince Edward Island - Order or download the Prince Edward Island Visitors Guide from PEI Tourism.

Yukon - Download campground information from the Yukon Government.

New Pictures of DeeJay RV Park and Campground

DeeJay RV Park and Campground
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DeeJay RV Park and Campground provides short to long term holiday vacations in a 23 acre parkland setting in Barriere B.C.. Enjoy camping in central British Columbia halfway between Vancouver BC and famed Jasper, Alberta. Camp in one of 42 campsites with electricity and water or 10 RV sites complete with electricity and sewer hook-up. Fish for Rainbow Trout or watch Salmon fight their way to their spawning grounds. Throw away your fixed itinerary and go golf or explore the mountains and canyons, beaches and rivers in the Barriere area.

Pictures of DeeJay RV Park and Campground, Barriere, British Columbia have been added to CampSource. View the DeeJay RV Park and Campground pictures or add your pictures to the DeeJay RV Park and Campground on Flickr.

Visit the DeeJay RV Park and Campground listing on CampSource for contact information, facilities, rates, directions, campground reviews, and more.

New Pictures of Balsam Lake Provincial Park

Balsam Lake Provincial Park
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Pictures of Balsam Lake Provincial Park, Kirkfield, Ontario have been added to CampSource. View the Balsam Lake Provincial Park pictures or add your pictures to the Balsam Lake Provincial Park Group on Flickr.

Located in the picturesque Kawarthas, Balsam Lake is an all-season recreational park along the Trent-Severn Waterway. In summer, swim at a clean, safe beach, hike to a lookout tower, fish for bass, sail and windsurf. Come in spring for wildflowers and in October for autumn glory.

Visit the Visit the Balsam Lake Provinical Park listing on CampSource for contact information, facilities, rates, directions, campground reviews, and more.

Plan Your Camping Trip in Ontario

There are many resources available on the Internet to help your plan your next camping trip in Ontario.

CampSource has over 800 Ontario parks and campgrounds listed in the database with contact information, rates, facilities, pictures, reviews, and more.

Have you ever wondered if there was a firewood ban or water boiling advisory in place at one of the Ontario Provincial Parks? Now you can view the On-Line Park Report that will give you this information including beach advisory and campsite vacancy. There is also a fall colour report and ski report.

The Weather Network has a Park Report on many of the Ontario Provincial Parks for weather. They also have a Bug Report, Forest Fire Watch, and U/V Report.

The 2008 Ontario Provincial Parks Guide is available in PDF format. It is not known when the 2009 guide will be ready but you will likely be able to download it from the same link.

You can order the 2009 Ontario Camping Directory for $6.95 from the Ontario Private Campgrounds Association (OPCA). The annual guide contains information on more than 400 private campgrounds that are members of the OPCA.

Ontario Travel has many Travel Guides available for free. Most are available in PDF format.

New Pictures of Lancaster Cottage and Trailer Resort

Lancaster Cottage and Trailer Resort
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Pictures of Lancaster Cottage and Trailer Resort, Peterborough, Ontario have been added to CampSource. View the Lancaster Cottage and Trailer Resort pictures or add your pictures to the Lancaster Cottage and Trailer Resort Group on Flickr.

Family Resort located in the heart of the Kawarthas on the southern tip of Chemong Lake. They offer full service seasonal trailer sites, weekly and overnight RV camping, year round waterfront housekeeping cottages, clean washrooms, hot showers, docking facilities, excellent fishing, boating, horseshoes, badminton, relaxation, and more. They are only 10 minutes from Peterborough, 90 minutes from Toronto, and 3 hours from Ottawa.

Visit the Visit the Lancaster Cottage and Trailer Resort listing on CampSource for contact information, facilities, rates, directions, campground reviews, and more.

New Review for Bonnechere Provincial Park

A camper from Petawawa gave Bonnechere Provincial Park 4 out of 5 stars and wrote this review.

"Bonnechere Provincial Park is a wonderful campground. Whether tenting or rv'ing, there is a spot for everyone. We spent alot of time there in the fall; the foliage was a beautiful sight to behold and we almost had the campground to ourselves! I highly recommend this campground facility for families, young and old, as it is a peaceful escape to nature with all the amenaties close at hand. We especially enjoyed the fact that it was open later in the season than most other parks. The non electrical sites were prefered over the electrical sites because we found the latter a little sparse of vegetation and not quite as private as those without electricity."

Bonnechere Provincial Park is located in Killaloe which is in Eastern Ontario. According to Ontario Parks, "The meandering Bonnechere River once carried furs and pine logs out of this Ottawa Valley region. Now canoes move along its leisurely, ever-changing path to Round Lake where there is a buoyed, sandy beach. Trails pass an old beaver pond and marshes. An historic depot depicts the life of early forest rangers."

Visit the Bonnechere Provincial Park listing on CampSource for contact information, facilities, rates, directions, campground reviews, and more.

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New Pictures of South Bay Resort

South Bay Resort
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Pictures of South Bay Resort, South Baymouth, Ontario have been added to CampSource. View the South Bay Resort Pictures or add your pictures to the South Bay Resort Group on Flickr.

South Bay Resort is located on Highway 6 and overlooks the shores of beautiful South Bay, Manitoulin Island Fish the clear, unpolluted waters of South Bay and Lake Huron for Salmon, Lake Trout, Splake, Pike, Bass and Perch. There is a sandy beach and safe swimming area and is an ideal spot for windsurfing. Facilities include a children's playgound, horseshoe pit, boat launch, docking, fish cleaning station, freezer service, coin laundry and dump station. Restaurants, gift shops and trading post are within walking distance. Visit the South Baymouth Harbour and watch the Chi-Cheemaun come and go. Hiking trails and horseback riding nearby. 20 minute drive to the nearest golf club.

Visit the South Bay Resort listing on CampSource for contact information, facilities, rates, directions, campground reviews, and more.

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