Campgrounds and RV parks near Corunna, ON

Corunna sits on the east bank of the St. Clair River in Lambton County, roughly ten minutes south of Sarnia and directly across the international border from Michigan's Blue Water region. The location gives RV travellers access to campgrounds on both sides of the river, with the Bluewater Bridge at Point Edward and the Marine City ferry serving as the main crossings. On the Ontario side, private RV parks along the St. Clair River corridor cater to families and long-stay campers, including Saint Clair RV Resort and Dancing Fire Glamping & RV Resort. Across the river in Michigan, public campgrounds anchor the options: Algonac State Park is best known for its views of freighters travelling along the St. Clair River, and the 1,550-acre park boasts a half-mile of riverfront, campgrounds, trails and a 1,200-plus-acre dedicated natural area, and Lakeport State Park sits 10 miles north of Port Huron along Lake Huron's shoreline with two distinct modern campground areas separated by the village of Lakeport and connected by a pedestrian overpass. Port Huron KOA Resort rounds out the nearby options for RVers who want full hookups and resort-style amenities close to the border crossing.

Michigan state park sites at Algonac and Lakeport are booked through the Michigan DNR reservation system operated on the midnrreservations.com platform. Camping, lodging and harbor reservations can be booked up to six months in advance, and pavilions can be booked up to a year in advance. A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle access to Michigan state parks, boating access sites, state forest campgrounds and other outdoor spaces year-round. Ontario-side private parks such as Saint Clair RV Resort, Dancing Fire Glamping & RV Resort and Port Huron KOA Resort take reservations directly through their own websites or by phone. Summer weekends and long weekends fill early, so booking as soon as the six-month window opens is standard advice for popular Michigan sites at Lakeport. Cross-border RVers should carry passports and check current CBSA and CBP requirements before crossing at the Bluewater Bridge.