Plan your visit. Accommodations by category oTENTik. Tent and RV camping. Equipped camping. Historic stay. Backcountry camping. Group camping. Overnight mooring. British Columbia Camping. Cabin Contact to reserve. Some of the roads are paved, but most are dirt, and the sites are both dirt and grass, and they are mostly level. They are building a new basketball court, and it looks like it'll be finished soon.

There is also a volleyball net, a playground area, and a couple of open play areas for kids sand dogs to play in. There are quite a few permanent campers who have been here a long time judging by the decking and other items at their sites. The park is considered a family park and it shows. The owner and their family are exceptionally friendly, polite, and helpful.

They strive hard to keep the place looking well maintained and it shows. Pine Hills is conveniently located to many activities like sport fishing, golf, and attractions such as the airport. The airport is about 7 kilometers away, but doesn't create any noise. The place is very quiet and we highly recommend staying here. In spite of all the sites it is a very quiet place.

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Guests 1 room , 2 adults , 0 children Guests 1 2. Show Prices. Like saving money? We search up to sites for the lowest prices. Jewel of a Campsite. More Show less. Date of stay: August Room tip: Avoid lot 63, 64 and 65 they are part of a gully. You could be flooded out in 64 if in a tent. Trip type: Travelled with family. Thank Robert T. See all 14 reviews. Payments made by partners impact the order of prices displayed. Room types may vary.

Nearby Hotels. View Hotel. Free Wifi. Free parking. Fairholm National Historic Inn. Taking safety measures. Visit hotel website. Submitted By Richard Baril. Location Killbear Park, Ontario. Killbear Park has lovely hiking trails and interesting camp sites on Georgian Bay. Submitted By Marilyn French. Location Waterton, Alberta.

A quiet campground in Cardston. Close to Waterton National Park, with a good golf course, and historic provincial sites in the area. Location Muncho Lake, British Columbia. Beautiful hot springs facility that's not crowded. Home to Canada's second largest hot springs in a wonderful natural setting in a lush boreal spruce forest.

Provides relief to Alaskan bound travelers after a long day on the road! Location Nanaimo, British Columbia. A short drive from the Nanaimo ferry terminals. There are ocean views if you want them or shady forested sites if you prefer that. The area is extremely well maintained. Campground Tips Some of the ocean view sites are down low with walkable beach access and some are up high with more views.

The shady forested sites are great in the heat of summer. Some areas have better WiFi access than others and the people who run the park will give you advice if that's important to you. Nearby Attractions South to Nanaimo or beyond to wine country and Victoria. Location Lone Butte, British Columbia. The resort is located on Sheridan Lake which is noted for rainbow trout fishing with fish up to 17 pounds.

The family owning and operating the resort are very nice people and do an excellent job of managing the operation. Campground Tips Most of the sites are located along the lakeshore. Submitted By Herbert Smith. Location Saugeen Shores, Ontario. Spacious campsites on the shores of Lake Huron. Well treed and miles of hiking and biking trails. You can swimming in the crystal clear waters of Lake Huron. Some of best sunsets anywhere in North America.

Well maintained comfort stations with showers.