Ferris Provincial Park — RV Camping in Ontario, CA

Ferris Provincial Park is a scenic 198-hectare recreational park located near Campbellford in Ontario, Canada, along the beautiful Trent River. Established in 1962, this riverside campground offers 163 campsites, including wooded and open sites suitable for both car camping and RV camping, with electrical and water hookups available. A highlight of the park is the pedestrian suspension bridge spanning the Trent River Gorge, providing spectacular views of Ranney Falls. With over 10 km of trails winding through diverse terrain, visitors can enjoy hiking and seasonal wildflower displays along the Drumlin Trail. The park also offers boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing along the Trent River. On-site amenities include showers, toilets, laundry facilities, a playground, fire grills, and firewood, making it a comfortable base for outdoor adventures. The campground is surrounded by stunning fall foliage in autumn and lush forest settings throughout the warmer months, creating a peaceful retreat for families and nature enthusiasts. Situated in the heart of Ontario's Trent Hills region, Ferris Provincial Park is an ideal destination for RV travellers seeking a blend of natural beauty, riverside recreation, and well-maintained campground facilities.