- Question #1 :
Is camping available at Ontario Parks?
- Answer:
Ontario Parks is open for overnight stays on campground and backcountry campsites and in roofed accommodations including cabins, yurts and cottages. COVID-19 measures, modifications and restrictions may apply.
- Question #2 :
How do I know what facilities or activities are available at the operating provincial park I wish to visit?
- Answer:
Please click on the individual park page for the park you wish to visit for a list of facilities and activities that are being offered in each location.
- Question #3 :
Can I make future reservations for the 2023 camping season?
- Answer:
Ontario Parks accepts future reservations 5 months in advance of your arrival date.
Please continue to visit www.ontarioparks.com and Ontario Parks social media channels for the most up-to-date information.
- Question #4 :
What if I would like to cancel my future reservation due to the uncertainty?
- Answer:
At this time, normal reservation and penalty fees apply. For more information on our cancellation policy please visit our Reservation Penalty page.
- Question #5 :
What’s the difference between a non-operating park or conservation reserve and an operating park?
- Answer:
Non-operating provincial parks and conservation reserves offer limited recreational experiences, limited access, fewer facilities and generally no dedicated staff or fee collection. Operating parks offer a variety of services and facilities, such as campground camping, roofed accommodations, washrooms, and Discovery programs, and charge fees.
Please visit the Park Locator to find a provincial park or conservation reserve near you.
- Question #6 :
What precautions will be put in place to keep your public washrooms clean?
- Answer:
Priority for cleaning and disinfection is placed on high-touch surfaces in public areas including washrooms and other shared facilities. These areas will be cleaned and disinfected a minimum of once per day and more frequently when soiled.