Staying Overnight in Winter

Camping & Roofed Accommodations

Winter can be surprisingly comfortable at Ontario Parks!

Fourteen Ontario Parks offer up to three options for staying overnight. Most parks that offer winter camping/roofed accommodations also offer winterized comfort stations (heated with running hot water, flush toilets and showers).

Trailer/tent Camping:

• Algonquin’s Mew Lake Campground, Pinery, and MacGregor Point stay open year-round and can be reserved online.
• Killarney’s campground also remains open year-round; however, winter camping is walk-in only. Guests get toboggans to carry in their gear.
• Silent Lake is open for part of the winter camping season. Check current operating dates for more information.

Interior/backcountry Camping:

• Algonquin Provincial Park
• Frontenac Provincial Park
• Killarney Provincial Park
• Quetico Provincial Park
• Wabakimi Provincial Park
• Woodland Caribou Provincial Park
• Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park

Plan your trip now through our online reservation system.

Heated Roofed Accommodations:

For those looking for a more comfortable winter stay, 10 of our parks offer heated roofed accommodations. Visit our reservation page to book online or by phone.

Parks with Heated Roofed Accommodations	Yurts	Rustic Cabins	Camp Cabins	Cottages
Algonquin - Mew Lake	7
Arrowhead			10
Killarney	6		2
MacGregor Point	16
Pinery	12		1
Quetico		3
Sandbanks				2
Silent Lake	7		10
Sleeping Giant		5
Windy Lake	4		2

Want to Learn how to Winter Camp?

The Friends of Frontenac offer introductory courses if you need to learn some winter camping skills. Join the winter warriors who camp whatever the season!