Best campgrounds and RV Parks near Stirling-Rawdon, ON (66+ campgrounds)

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Best campgrounds near Stirling-Rawdon, ON

Island Park RV Resort

Stirling, ON (10 km away)

(170 sites)

Crowe Bridge Conservation Area

Marmora, ON (15 km away)

(42 sites)

Great Canadian Resorts & Campgrounds

Marmora, ON (17 km away)

Heritage Trails Campground

Marmora, ON (18 km away)

$$$$$

(180 sites)

+8

Ferris Provincial Park

Ontario (18 km away)

$$$$$

(163 sites)

+3

Bayview Trailer Park

Marmora, ON (20 km away)

$$$$$

(165 sites)

+6

Blairton Tent and Trailer Park

Havelock, ON (21 km away)

$$$$$

(149 sites)

+4

Glen Allan Park

Marmora, ON (22 km away)

$$$$$

(235 sites)

+6

Stoney Point Trailer Park

Ontario (33 km away)

(110 sites)

Ontario (33 km away)

Camp Barcovan Tent and RV Park

Ontario (34 km away)

$$$$$

(150 sites)

+8

Brighton / 401 KOA Holiday

Brighton, ON (34 km away)

$$$$$

(103 sites)

+8

Most common amenities

Playground Toilets Showers Dump station Laundry Tables Firewood Grills Pet friendly Internet

Campgrounds near Stirling-Rawdon

Stirling-Rawdon is a township in Hastings County in eastern Ontario, roughly a half-hour drive north of Belleville and the Bay of Quinte. The area sits at the southern edge of the Canadian Shield, where farmland gives way to forested hills, small lakes, and rivers including Rawdon Creek and the nearby Trent and Crowe systems. It works well as a base for RV travellers heading into the Kawarthas, Prince Edward County, or the Trent-Severn corridor. RV options within a short drive range from full-service private resorts to smaller trailer parks and conservation-area sites. Island Park RV Resort and Great Canadian Resorts & Campgrounds serve travellers looking for hookups and family amenities, while Heritage Trails Campground and Bayview Trailer Park offer a quieter, smaller-park feel. Crowe Bridge Conservation Area, on the Crowe River near Campbellford, is popular for river swimming, day use, and tent and trailer camping. Most sites in the region operate seasonally from spring through fall, with a shorter shoulder window on either end.

Things to do near Stirling-Rawdon

Water access shapes most trips here. The Crowe River at Crowe Bridge Conservation Area has shallow, shale-shelf swimming areas by the weir dam that suit kids, and paddlers use the Crowe and Trent systems for day trips between locks and small towns. Oak Lake, south of the village, is a common local swimming and fishing spot. On land, the region is stitched together by rail-trail conversions used for cycling, hiking, and snowmobiling, including sections of the Eastern Ontario Trails network. Families often combine a camp stay with visits to Campbellford, Marmora, and the working farms and cider producers around Stirling. Prince Edward County wineries and Sandbanks Provincial Park are within about an hour by RV.

When to visit Stirling-Rawdon

spring
March - May
10° / 1°C 80 mm
Parks reopen around Victoria Day; black flies active
summer
June - August
25° / 15°C 85 mm
Peak season; weekends and long weekends fill early
fall
September - November
13° / 4°C 80 mm
Fall colour peaks late September into mid-October
winter
December - February
-2° / -9°C 65 mm
Cold and snowy; most private campgrounds closed

The practical camping season in the Stirling-Rawdon area runs from May through mid-October. Most private campgrounds open around the Victoria Day long weekend in late May and close after Canadian Thanksgiving in October. Late spring brings green-up, black flies, and cool nights, so full hookups with heat are useful early in the season. July and August are peak. Weekends fill quickly at waterfront and family-oriented parks, and long weekends (Canada Day, the August civic holiday, Labour Day) sell out first. Weekday arrivals and Sunday-to-Thursday stays are noticeably easier to book. September and early October are strong shoulder-season options. Days often stay warm enough for hiking and paddling, bugs are gone, and fall colour typically peaks through the last week of September and first two weeks of October in this part of Ontario. Winter camping is limited; most private parks close and only a few sites remain accessible.

Top Hosts near Stirling-Rawdon, ON

Lisa and Manny196 trips - Joined Jun 2019Superhost

There is a reason Lisa and Many are Superhosts! The smallest details were attended to. Right down to the Keurig with coffee and tea in a basket in the fridge. The Sprout trailer has a great layout and lots of space despite it’s compact size. We Will definitely be renting this cute trailer again.

Teresa B. - Aug 2026

We rented this trailer for a 3-night camping trip as a family of three with a toddler, and overall we had a great experience. The trailer was exceptionally clean and well cared for when we picked it up. It was stocked with all the essentials we needed, and we really appreciated the thoughtful extras like movies and games for rainy days. The owners were incredibly friendly, personable, and easy to deal with throughout both the pick-up and drop-off process. The trailer itself is newer, in great condition, and made for a comfortable camping experience. The only minor downside was that we found the mattress wasn’t the most comfortable. If you’re planning a longer stay, I’d recommend bringing a foam mattress topper for a better night’s sleep. Overall, we would happily rent this trailer again and would definitely recommend it to others looking for a clean, well-equipped, and small family-friendly camping trailer.

Julie S. - Aug 2026

Venture in our 23' Travel Trailer and Camp in Comfort

Travel Trailer in Napanee

5.0 (86)

Venture in our 23' Travel Trailer and Camp in Comfort

2019 · Sleeps 6

· 680.2 km

$115 CAD /night

Venture in our Like New 2020 Grand River Bunkhouse Ultra-Lite Series Travel Trailer

Travel Trailer in Greater-Napanee

4.9 (35)

Venture in our Like New 2020 Grand River Bunkhouse Ultra-Lite Series Travel Trailer

2020 · Sleeps 6

· 680.2 km

$110 CAD /night

Ryan & Ashley193 trips - Joined Aug 2019Superhost

Wonderful experience booking and staying in this rental. The hosts were great at corresponding before our trip, and after we arrived they were helpful setting up and explaining the amenities. They were extremely flexible with delivery - it did not go unappreciated (especially when you're traveling with little ones). Thank you, Ryan & Ashley!!

Julie O. - Aug 2026

Ashley and Ryan were great! They delivered the camper at our check in time. We were super happy with the camper. Everything was easy to use.

Melanie B. - Aug 2026

Tent Trailer in Belleville

Travel Trailer in Belleville

How to book near Stirling-Rawdon

Private campgrounds around Stirling-Rawdon, including Island Park RV Resort, Great Canadian Resorts & Campgrounds, Heritage Trails Campground, and Bayview Trailer Park, are booked directly with each operator by phone or through their websites. Many take seasonal contracts, so transient RV inventory can be limited on peak weekends. Reserving several weeks ahead for summer, and earlier for long weekends, is advised. Ontario Parks properties in the wider region, such as Presqu'ile and Sandbanks, use a single provincial reservation system that accepts reservations up to five months in advance of the arrival date, with the booking window opening at 7:00 a.m. ET. Crowe Bridge Conservation Area is currently managed by the Municipality of Trent Hills, in partnership with the Crowe Valley Conservation Authority; contact the municipality directly for current camping and day-use information.

What to expect near Stirling-Rawdon

Expect a mix of open, sunny sites on former farmland and shadier, wooded loops closer to the rivers. Full-hookup sites are common at the larger private resorts; smaller parks may offer only water and electric, with a central dump station. Cell coverage is generally reliable near the village and along the main highways, and thinner in the back concessions. Roads in the area are paved but narrow, with some tight turns and low rail underpasses on secondary routes. Larger Class A and fifth-wheel drivers should plan approaches on numbered highways rather than township roads. Grocery, fuel, propane, and RV supplies are available in Stirling, Marmora, Campbellford, and Belleville. Bring bug protection in spring and early summer, and buy firewood from a local source, since movement of firewood is restricted to help slow the spread of invasive pests.

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