Camping & Hiking · Ontario
Hawk Campground
A quiet, wooded campground in Ontario's Awenda Provincial Park with large, private electrical sites and clean comfort stations. The beach is a drive or bike ride away, and there's no cell service.
What visitors say
Hawk Campground is a tucked-away section of Awenda Provincial Park, and visitors like it for its privacy. Sites are large and well spaced under very tall trees, and several reviewers say it's one of the best campgrounds in the park. It's quiet, and one camper singled out the sound of wind in the trees.
The sites have electrical hookups, are easy to park a trailer on and have good ground for tents. Comfort stations are close by and kept clean, and there's an accessible shower, though the bathrooms are older. Rangers are described as friendly and helpful.
The park's trails and beaches are the main activities, and spring visitors mention the trilliums in bloom. There's a dog beach, and Kettle Lake is good for canoeing or kayaking. The beach is roughly a 10-minute drive or a 5 km bike ride from this campground, so plan on wheels.
Early summer brings a lot of mosquitoes, so bring repellent. Distances inside the park are long enough that walking to the beach isn't practical. There's also no cell service, which some visitors enjoyed and others found limiting.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 160 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Hawk Campground directly.