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The camping search built for planning your trip — every kind of place to camp in Canada, from public parks to private campgrounds to crown land. No booking fees, no paywall.

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Public parks with sites open in the next two weeks — booking calendars checked this morning. Ranked by drive from Calgary; more cities coming.

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RV parks in Alberta Hookup-rated RV parks and campgrounds, with per-site power detail for provincial parks. RV parks in British Columbia From the Island to the Kootenays — RV-friendly parks with verified amenities. RV parks in Ontario Full-hookup parks and campgrounds from the GTA to the north shore.

first time camping?

Three short reads. About ten minutes each. Nobody will quiz you when you get there.

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what to bring

A list that adapts to where you're going. No showers means a travel towel. Bear country means bear spray.

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how to read this site

What the colors mean. What a "tier 1" park is. Why some sites link out and others don't.

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etiquette in the woods

Quiet hours, fire rules, when to walk through someone else's site, when not to.

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