Show Up. Settle In. Enjoy the Surroundings.
Pick the Kit That Fits Your Trip
Basic covers the essentials. Comfort adds the extras that make longer stays easy.
Basic Camp Package
A simple, reliable setup for getting outdoors without the extra work.
3+ nights: $50 per adult per night
- Tent with ground liner, pegs, and setup kit
- Sleeping bags with liners
- Sleeping pads and pillows
- Cooking stove with propane
- Flashlights or headlamps
- First aid kit
Comfort Camp Package
An upgraded setup for those who want a more relaxed and complete stay.
3+ nights: $75 per adult per night
- Tent with ground liner, pegs, and setup kit
- Sleeping bags with liners
- Sleeping pads and pillows
- Cooking stove with propane
- Flashlights or headlamps
- First aid kit
- Plus the Comfort Upgrades
- Cookware and full mess kit
- Camping chairs
- Cooler for food and drinks
Delivery, Setup & Fees
Free local delivery on every package. Extended delivery, full setup, and water-taxi drops are available on request.
Delivery & Service Options
- Free road delivery within local service area
- Extended delivery available for an additional fee
- Full camp setup (quoted separately)
- Boat or water-taxi delivery available (quoted separately)
Deposits & Fees
- Booking deposit: 25%
- Security deposit: $200 to $500 (refundable)
- Cleaning fee, if needed: $25 to $75
- Late return fee: 125% of daily rate
Call (705) 791-3573 for a quote on extended delivery, full camp setup, or boat-access delivery.
Four Steps From Booking to Campfire
The packages take the guesswork out of planning. Show up, settle in, and enjoy the surroundings.
We Help You Find a Place
Tell us your dates and what kind of trip you want. We help you pick the right campground or boat-access site for your group, your experience level, and your budget.
Pick a Package
Choose Basic or Comfort. Tell us the number of people, your dates, and delivery location.
We Deliver
Free local delivery. Extended delivery, full setup, or water taxi delivery to remote sites on request.
Enjoy the Outdoors
Show up, settle in, and enjoy the surroundings without worrying about missing gear.
Four Types. One Region.
Pick the experience that fits your group, your skill level, and how far off the grid you want to go. From fully serviced provincial parks to remote, boat-access-only wilderness, the region offers some of the most diverse camping in Northern Ontario, and we help you access it safely whether by road or by water.
Provincial Parks
Maintained sites, clear booking, washrooms, water, trails. The most accessible and structured option.
Private & Municipal
Smaller campgrounds with a flexible, quieter feel. Great for simple tent setups and close-to-town stays.
Backcountry & Crown Land
Organized backcountry inside provincial parks, or completely off-grid crown land. For experienced campers.
Boat-Access Only
Some of the region's most scenic and private sites, reachable only by water. Water taxi available.
Provincial Parks
Provincial parks are the most accessible and structured camping option. Maintained campsites, clear booking systems, washrooms, drinking water, and maintained trails. Ideal for a reliable, comfortable camping experience with easy access.
Key Parks in the RegionRestoule Provincial Park
South of the lake. Serviced sites, cliff trails, and back lake access.
Mikisew Provincial Park
Family-friendly park on Eagle Lake. Beach, trails, and well-kept sites.
Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park
On the Mattawa River. Historic canoe route, rocky shores, and interior sites.
Marten River Provincial Park
North of North Bay. Forested sites, classic Northern Ontario canoe country.
South Bay Provincial Park
Remote, non-operating park on the south shore of Lake Nipissing.
French River Provincial Park
Canadian Heritage River. Mixed backcountry and organized sites by canoe.
Mattawa River Provincial Park
Waterway park following the Mattawa River. Paddle-in interior camping.
Algonquin Provincial Park
Ontario's flagship park. Drive-in and backcountry sites; further east.
Private & Municipal Campgrounds
Smaller campgrounds offer a more flexible and often quieter alternative to provincial parks. Well suited for short stays, simple tent setups, or easy-access camping close to local communities.
Lake Bernard Park
Private campground in the Nipissing region with lakefront access on Lake Bernard.
Rivers Edge Camping
South River area. Small, local, and flexible.
Munro Park Powassan
Municipal campground in Powassan. Simple, accessible, close to town.
Backcountry & Crown Land Camping
For those seeking a true Northern Ontario wilderness experience, the region offers extensive backcountry and crown land opportunities. Two distinct flavours: organized backcountry sites inside provincial parks, and completely off-grid crown land camping.
Organized Backcountry (within Provincial Parks)
- French River Provincial Park
- Restoule Provincial Park (interior sites)
- Mattawa River Provincial Park
Accessed by canoe or boat. Remote and quiet while still managed.
Crown Land (Unmanaged Wilderness)
- Restoule and Commanda back lakes
- Powassan and Trout Creek access roads
- South Bay and the West Arm of Lake Nipissing
- Upper French River islands and inland lakes
Off-grid. No services or reservations. Ideal for experienced campers seeking privacy and independence.
Boat-Access Camping & Water Taxi
Many of the most scenic and private campsites in this region are only accessible by water, especially along the Upper French River and Lake Nipissing shoreline and islands. Lake Nipissing Outfitters makes it possible to experience true wilderness camping without the need for your own boat.
- Water taxi services to remote, boat-access-only campsites
- Equipment and gear transport to your site
- Pickup and return scheduling for your trip
Less Packing. Less Storage. More Time Outside.
Renting a package is easier, lighter, and often cheaper than owning gear you only use a few weekends a year.
Nothing to Pack
No rooftop carrier. No forgotten stove. No last-minute runs to the outdoor store.
Quality Gear
Reliable, trip-ready equipment every time. We maintain it so you do not have to.
Flexible Delivery
Free local delivery. Remote sites reachable by boat or water taxi on request.
Try Before You Buy
New to camping? Rent the kit, see what you love, then decide what to invest in later.
Camping Gear Rental FAQs
Will you help us find a campsite?
Yes. Tell us your dates, your group size, and the kind of trip you want, and we help you pick the right location across the Nipissing region. Provincial parks, private and municipal campgrounds, backcountry and crown land, or boat-access-only sites on Lake Nipissing and the Upper French River. We coordinate the location and deliver the gear so you have one point of contact for the whole trip.
What is included in the Basic Camp Package?
The Basic Camp Package includes a tent with ground liner, pegs, and setup kit, sleeping bags with liners, sleeping pads and pillows, a cooking stove with propane, flashlights or headlamps, and a first aid kit. A simple, reliable setup that covers the essentials.
What is included in the Comfort Camp Package?
The Comfort Camp Package includes everything in the Basic Package plus cookware and a full mess kit, camping chairs, and a cooler for food and drinks. Designed for longer trips or anyone who wants a more relaxed and complete camp setup.
Do you deliver the camping gear?
Yes. Lake Nipissing Outfitters offers free local delivery within our service area. Extended delivery, full campsite setup, and boat or water taxi delivery to remote locations are all available upon request. Call (705) 791-3573 to confirm your delivery location.
Can I rent just a few pieces of gear instead of a full package?
Yes. If you do not need a full package, we also offer individual outdoor gear rentals including fishing gear, generators, Starlink, BBQs, and more. Call (705) 791-3573 to build a custom kit.
Simple Setup. Comfortable Stay. More Time Outside.
Book your campsite, pick a package, and we will take care of the rest.
Show up. Settle in. Enjoy.