MacLeod Provincial Park — RV Camping in Geraldton, ON

MacLeod Provincial Park is a recreational park situated on a peninsula in Kenogamisis Lake near Geraldton, Ontario, offering a remote northern Ontario camping experience. Established in 1963 and named after an abandoned gold mine, this peaceful destination provides 120 camping sites, with 25 featuring electrical hookups and 10 pull-through RV sites—ideal for RV travelers seeking full-service facilities in a natural setting. The park features comprehensive amenities including full hookup capabilities (water, electrical, and dump station), shower facilities, modern comfort stations, and a boat launch for water access. A playground and fish cleaning building round out the on-site facilities, catering to families and anglers alike. Water-based recreation takes center stage, with opportunities for swimming, boating, canoeing, and fishing for walleye and pike. Beyond the lake, visitors can explore hiking and biking trails, enjoy wildlife viewing, and experience one of Ontario's clearest skies for stargazing and potential northern lights displays during clear summer nights. This tranquil lakeside destination suits anglers, paddlers, and nature enthusiasts seeking solitude and outdoor adventure. MacLeod Provincial Park delivers authentic northern Ontario wilderness access with modern RV conveniences—a perfect base for exploring the Geraldton region's natural beauty.