Gros Morne National Park - Canada

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About Gros Morne National Park

Gros Morne National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage national park on the west coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, covering roughly 1,805 square kilometres of coastline, fjords, and the Long Range Mountains. Its defining features include the Tablelands, where ancient oceanic mantle rock is exposed at the surface, and landlocked freshwater fjords such as Western Brook Pond. The park stretches from the Gulf of St. Lawrence shoreline inland to alpine plateaus, with Route 430 (the Viking Trail) running north to south through the middle. Rocky Harbour sits near the park's heart and serves as the main service hub for travellers, while the community of Woody Point anchors the southern Bonne Bay section. Visitors come for coastal hikes, boat tours through glacier-carved gorges, wildlife viewing including moose and caribou, and dark-sky stargazing along the shore. The Gros Morne Visitor Centre near Rocky Harbour offers information desks, exhibits, a theatre, and is a useful first stop for planning a visit.

RV quick facts for Gros Morne National Park

Detail	Information
Dump station	Available at Berry Hill Campground near Rocky Harbour
Full hookups	No full hookups; serviced sites offer electrical only at select campgrounds
Max RV length	Berry Hill and Shallow Bay accommodate larger rigs; check individual site limits when booking
Reservation window	Parks Canada reservations open each winter through the Parks Canada Reservation Service
Cell service	Limited and patchy; stronger near Rocky Harbour and the Visitor Centre
Road restrictions	Route 431 to Woody Point and the Tablelands includes steep grades; drive slowly in an RV
Year-round camping	Green Point Campground is open year-round, unserviced outside the May-to-October window

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Best time to visit Gros Morne National Park

Late June through early September is the prime window, with warm days, long daylight, open boat tours on Western Brook Pond, and all campgrounds fully serviced. July and August bring peak crowds and the best chance for clear fjord views, so reservations are essential. Shoulder seasons in June and September offer cooler temperatures, fewer visitors, and strong fall colour by late September, though some services wind down after Thanksgiving weekend. Green Point Campground is open year-round with reduced services in the off-season, and from October Thanksgiving to the May long weekend it is un-serviced with water shut off and only a pit toilet available.

Jan 110 mm

-3°C - -11°C

Most campgrounds closed; Green Point open unserviced with no water

Feb 95 mm

-3°C - -12°C

Most campgrounds closed; winter conditions on Route 430

Mar 95 mm

1°C - -8°C

Campgrounds closed aside from unserviced Green Point

Apr 90 mm

5°C - -3°C

Campgrounds still closed for serviced camping

May 85 mm

11°C - 2°C

Serviced campgrounds typically open by Victoria Day weekend

Jun 90 mm

17°C - 6°C

Boat tours begin; black flies can be active

Jul 95 mm

22°C - 11°C

Peak season; reserve well in advance

Aug 110 mm

22°C - 11°C

Peak season continues with warmest ocean temperatures

Sep 115 mm

17°C - 7°C

Shoulder season with fewer crowds and early fall colour

Oct 130 mm

10°C - 2°C

Serviced camping winds down after Thanksgiving weekend

Nov 130 mm

4°C - -3°C

Campgrounds closed; only Green Point open unserviced

Dec 125 mm

-1°C - -8°C

Winter conditions; most facilities closed

Things to do at Gros Morne National Park

Western Brook Pond Boat Tour Easy
RV parking available
Western Brook Pond is a landlocked freshwater fjord accessed by a 3 km walking trail from the Route 430 parking area, followed by a guided boat tour between towering cliffs. RV travellers can park at the trailhead lot, which accommodates larger vehicles. Tours typically run from late spring into early fall. parkscanada.gc.ca/en/pn-np/nl/grosmorne
Tablelands Trail Easy
RV parking available
The Tablelands Trail is a flat 4 km return walk across exposed Earth's mantle rock on Route 431 near Woody Point. The Tablelands of Gros Morne is one of the few places where the Earth's mantle is revealed. Interpretive panels explain the plate tectonics that created the landscape. parkscanada.gc.ca/en/pn-np/nl/grosmorne
Gros Morne Mountain Hike Strenuous
RV parking available
Gros Morne Mountain is a 16 km return ascent to the park's namesake summit, the second-highest peak in Newfoundland. The steep gully section is strenuous and the alpine plateau is closed each spring to protect nesting wildlife. Trailhead parking off Route 430 can fit larger rigs. parkscanada.gc.ca/en/pn-np/nl/grosmorne
Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse Easy
RV parking available
Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse is a historic station near Rocky Harbour with exhibits on local fishing heritage and coastal views over Bonne Bay. The exhibit highlights the people and heritage of the area, showcasing historical photos, audio recordings of folk songs and lightkeepers logbooks. Short walking trails surround the site. parkscanada.gc.ca/en/pn-np/nl/grosmorne
Green Point Coastal Trail Easy
RV parking available
Green Point is a coastal geological site with a cobble beach and access to the park's Coastal Trail. The banks of the Coastal Trail offer stunted, wind-swept trees locally called tuckamore, and the campground has one of the best stargazing horizons in the park. The adjacent campground is RV-friendly. parkscanada.gc.ca/en/pn-np/nl/grosmorne/activ/camping/gp
Broom Point Fishing Premises Easy
RV parking available
Broom Point is a restored family fishing station on Route 430 where Parks Canada interpreters share stories of the Mudge family's inshore cod operation. The short walk from the parking area makes it accessible for all abilities. Pair it with a stop at the nearby Western Brook Pond trailhead. parkscanada.gc.ca/en/pn-np/nl/grosmorne
Shallow Bay Beach Easy
RV parking available
Shallow Bay offers a long sandy beach on the park's northern coast, unusual for rocky Newfoundland, with dune trails and adjacent serviced camping. The flat terrain and RV sites make it a popular family base. Ocean swimming is possible on calm summer days, though water stays cool. parkscanada.gc.ca/en/pn-np/nl/grosmorne

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How to get to Gros Morne National Park

The park is reached via Route 430 (the Viking Trail) off the Trans-Canada Highway near Deer Lake, about a 45-minute drive to the south entrance at Wiltondale. Deer Lake Regional Airport is the closest airport and a common fly-and-rent starting point, while Corner Brook sits roughly 1.5 to 2 hours south and St. John's is a 7 to 8 hour drive across the island. RV drivers should plan for long rural stretches with limited fuel stops, steep grades on the road into Woody Point and the Tablelands, and gusty coastal winds along Route 430. Cell coverage may be limited in some areas of the park, so download offline maps before arriving.

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