March vacancy highlights (roofed accommodation)

March temperatures can be tough to predict, which is what makes this the perfect month to stay in a cabin or yurt! Whether you’re celebrating an early spring or clinging desperately to the last shreds of winter, whether it rains, snows or shines, you’ll have a cozy homebase for your outdoor adventures.

Our yurts and cabins are very busy over March Break, but after March 19, almost every park has great availability! March is also your last chance to visit parks like Silent Lake and Windy Lake before they re-open for spring.

Accommodations featured below were available as of 12:00 pm, February 23, 2017.

Algonquin Provincial Park (Mew Lake) — yurts (7)

Algonquin Park Mew Lake Campground Yurt in Winter

Each yurt is equipped with a table and chairs, as well as two sets of futon bunk beds (sleeps up to six). The yurt has electrical heat, fluorescent lighting, and one electrical outlet. Outside, yurt sites are equipped with a picnic table and fire pit.

Dates available:

  • Site 34 (Mew Lake): March 19, 22-23, 26-30
  • Site 36 (Mew Lake): March 19-23, 26-30
  • Site 38 (Mew Lake): March 19-23, 26-30
  • Site 49 (Mew Lake): March 23, 26-30
  • Site 54 (Mew Lake): March 22, 25-30
  • Site 62 (Mew Lake): March 21-23, 26-30
  • Site 65 (Mew Lake): March 22-23, 26-30

Reserve: online or by phone (1-888-668-7275)

 Arrowhead Provincial Park — cabins (10)

Just outside Huntsville, 2 hours from Toronto, 1 hour from North Bay

Camp Cabin in Fall ArrowheadPP

These rustic one-room cabins sleep five, and include a dining table and chairs. Amenities include a kitchenette with a microwave, mini-fridge, coffeemaker and counter space. Outside you will find a gas barbeque and picnic table. A propane/electric fireplace provides additional comfort.

Dates available:

Reserve: online or by phone (1-888-668-7275)

Killarney Provincial Park — yurts (6), cabins (2)

Coast of Georgian Bay, 1.25 hours from Sudbury, 4 hours from Toronto

Yurts (6)

Killarney yurt

Dates available:

  • Site Y1: March 1-2, 5, 7-8, 14, 19-23, 26-31
  • Site Y2: March 1-2, 5, 7-9, 17, 20-23, 26-31
  • Site Y3: March 2, 5, 7-8, 16, 19-20, 26-31
  • Site Y4: March 1-2, 5, 7, 16, 19-20, 26-31
  • Site Y5: March 1-2, 5, 7-9, 19-20, 26-30
  • Site Y6: March 5, 14, 19-20, 26-31

Cabins (2)

Killarney cabin

The camp cabin is a rustic one-room cabin with wood interior and a screened-in front porch. The cabin sleeps five on a queen bed and double/single bunk bed. The cabin features a kitchenette with a microwave, mini fridge, coffeemaker, kettle and counter space. There is a dining table and chairs for inside meals. Outside you will find a gas barbeque and picnic table. A propane fireplace provides a cozy temperature and atmosphere inside.

Dates available:

  • Site 137: March 1-2, 5, 9-10, 19-24, 27-30
  • Site 138: March 2, 5-10, 20-24, 28-30

MacGregor Point Provincial Park — yurts (16)

Shore of Lake Huron, 3 hours from Toronto, 2.5 hours from London

MacGregorPoint yurt

Dates available:

Reserve: online or by phone (1-888-668-7275)

Pinery Provincial Park — yurts (10) / cabins (1) / soft-sided shelters (1)

Shores of Lake Huron, 1 hour from London, 3 hours from Toronto

Yurts

Kitchen and fire place of deluxe yurt

These 8-sided tent-like structures are heated, furnished and available year-round. Inside each yurt, visitors will find two bunk beds to accommodate six people, a table and four chairs, electric lighting and a heater for cool weather camping. In addition, you will find a gas barbecue outside for cooking, a firepit and a picnic table on the site. A comfort station with flush toilets, showers and laundry facilities is located nearby.

Dates available:

Cabin

pinery cabin

The cabin sleeps five on a queen bed and double/single bunk-bed. High quality mattresses will provide a comfy night’s sleep. The cabin features a kitchenette with a microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker and counter space. There is a dining table and chairs for inside meals. Outside you will find a gas barbeque and picnic table. A propane/electric fireplace provides additional comfort.

Dates available:

  • Site 489: March 1-2, 6-9, 19-23, 26-30

Soft-sided shelter

Sitting on a wooden platform, the tent features rustic log furniture and two queen beds (sleeps 4) outfitted with comfort mattresses. A kitchenette includes a mini fridge, coffee maker and counter space. Outside you’ll find a gas barbeque for cooking.

Dates available:

  • Site 487: March 1-2, 5-9, 19-23, 26-30

Reserve: online or by phone (1-888-668-7275)

Quetico Provincial Park — rustic cabins (3)

2.5 hours from Thunder Bay

Quetico backcountry cabin in winter -- showing front porch.

Dates available:

Reserve: by phone (1-888-668-7275)

Sandbanks Provincial Park — cottages (1)

Shores of Lake Ontario, 2.5-3 hours from Ottawa and Toronto

jacques cottage

This one-and-a-half-story cottage includes a fully equipped kitchen, satellite TV, wood fireplace, barbeque and propane. Cottage sleeps six. Bedding and towels are supplied.

Dates available:

Reserve: by phone (1-888-668-7275)

Silent Lake Provincial Park — yurts (7)

2.5 hours from Toronto / 3 hours from Ottawa

silent lake yurt interior

Spend the day skiing, snowshoeing or ice fishing, then return to a heated home base (pst! yurts 5, 9, 16 and 38 include woodstoves, while the others use electric heat). Yurts sleep six, with a firepit and propane bbq outside for cooking.

Dates available:

Reserve: online or by phone (1-888-668-7275)

Sleeping Giant Provincial Parks — cottages (3)

Shores of Lake Superior, 1.25 hours from Thunder Bay

Sleeping Giant cabin

These barrier-free cabins are located in the park on the shores of Marie Louise Lake. Each cabin has three bedrooms, a washroom with large shower, a fully equipped modern kitchen, propane fireplace, and heated sun porch. Pots, pans, cups, mugs, dishes, cutlery, kettle, coffee maker, pillows and linens are provided. One campfire pit and one picnic table are located outside of each cabin.

Dates available:

Reserve: by phone (1-888-668-7275)

Windy Lake Provincial Park — yurts (4)

Winter cross-country skiing destination, located 45 minutes northwest of Sudbury

Windy Lake yurt

Windy Lake offers some of the best cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the region. Many winter enthusiasts come for the day, but with four trail-side yurts that are heated and available for winter use, winter camping is easy. Access to the yurts is via ski trails only which is about a 166 m (500 ft) walk.

Dates available:

Reserve: online or by phone (1-888-668-7275)

Reservation tips

While there are many weekend opportunities available, you’ll find the best selection Sundays-Thursdays.

If you’re searching for cabins, cottages and yurts online, be sure to set the “Reservation Type” drop-down menu to “Roofed Accommodation.”

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Winter check-in information for each park will be available during the reservation process.

Happy glamping!