Bon Echo Provincial Park — RV Camping in Ontario, CA

Bon Echo Provincial Park is a stunning natural destination in Ontario's Mazinaw Lake region, spanning 8,294 hectares of Canadian Shield wilderness near Cloyne, Ontario. The park's iconic centrepiece is the towering 100-metre Mazinaw Rock, featuring over 260 Indigenous pictographs — one of the largest collections in Canada — making it a culturally and scenically remarkable place to camp. With 495 campsites including 214 electrically-serviced sites offering 30-amp hookups, pull-through sites, water hookups, picnic tables, and fire rings with firewood available, Bon Echo is well-equipped for RV travellers. A dump station and on-site laundry facilities add convenience for extended stays. Flush toilets and showers are available throughout the campground. Beyond the campsite, outdoor enthusiasts enjoy hiking trails ranging from 1 to 17 km, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, rock climbing, and boating, with three boat launches and canoe rentals on site. A playground keeps younger campers entertained, while a dedicated dog beach welcomes pets. The park also hosts Discovery programs and the beloved Friends of Bon Echo Festival of the Arts. Situated on Highway 41 in Eastern Ontario, Bon Echo Provincial Park is a premier camping destination in the heart of cottage country.