Camping season in Toronto means beer, campfires, bug spray, and s’mores. The best time of the year to camp in Toronto is during the summer, and weekend camping trips are ever popular. To make sure that you enjoy your weekend away camping, here is a list of the top three camping spots in the area surrounding Toronto.
The Elora Gorge Conservation Area is only an hour and a half away from downtown Toronto, and it provides a range of camping opportunities. You can either go camping in the wild, or reserve a spot at a campsite and go “glamping.” There are high cliffs, swimming holes, kayaking and inner tube opportunities, and much more in this beautiful area near Toronto.
Sandbanks Provincial Park is one of the largest and most beautiful beaches in Ontario. This park is two and a half hours east of Toronto and is home to over 500 campsites that accommodate groups of all sizes. You can go sailing, canoeing, boating, and windsurfing at this fabulous park.
Bruce Peninsula National Park is known for its picturesque sites and crystal clear waters. This national park will make you feel like you are on vacation on the west coast of Canada, even though you are in Ontario. This is a popular destination for tourists during the summer months because of the raw beauty of the park. The Bruce Trail, one of Ontario’s most famous hiking trails, connects in Bruce Peninsula.
Tomas Rekem is originally from Slovakia but moved to Canada at a young age with the rest of his family. He still lives in Toronto to this day and enjoys going camping on the weekends.