Campgrounds and RV parks near Mount Moriah, NL

Mount Moriah sits on the Bay of Islands just west of Corner Brook on Newfoundland's west coast, putting RV travellers within reach of both provincial park campgrounds and Gros Morne National Park. The closest option is Blow Me Down Provincial Park, a small scenic park situated on a peninsula jutting into the Bay of Islands, offering 28 unserviced campsites. It sits on Route 450 about 60 km west of Corner Brook and works as a base for coastal hiking and beach days. North of Mount Moriah, Gros Morne National Park anchors most multi-day trips. Trout River Pond Campground sits at Gros Morne's southern end, on the edge of glacier-carved Trout River Pond and overlooking the Tablelands. Nearby, Elephants Head RV Park and Gros Morne Glamping and Lomond River Lodge Campground provide private-park alternatives with different service levels. South of the city, Barachois Pond Provincial Park adds a large inland option with lake access and forested sites. Together these five campgrounds cover the range most RV travellers need, from national park sites to rustic provincial park loops and private full-service parks.

Gros Morne National Park campgrounds, including Trout River Pond Campground, are reserved through the Parks Canada Reservation Service online or by phone. The 2026 launch for Gros Morne was in mid-February, and popular sites at Trout River Pond and Berry Hill can fill within days of the launch. A national park entry pass and camping fees are both required. Provincial parks such as Blow Me Down Provincial Park and Barachois Pond Provincial Park are booked through the Newfoundland and Labrador Parks reservation system at parksnl.ca. Private options, including Elephants Head RV Park and Gros Morne Glamping and Lomond River Lodge Campground, are booked directly with the operator. For peak-season trips, reserve national park sites as soon as the booking window opens and treat private parks as a backup when specific dates are locked in.