Camping & Hiking · Ontario
Snake Campground
A quiet, radio-free and pet-free campground in Awenda Provincial Park near Tiny, ON, with huge, private forested sites and clean showers. Beaches are a drive away rather than a walk.
What visitors say
Snake Campground is one of the campgrounds in Awenda Provincial Park on Georgian Bay, set deep in thick forest. Reviewers keep mentioning how big and well spaced the sites are: many say they could barely see or hear neighbours, and the tree canopy keeps things shaded and cool.
It's run as a quiet zone: no radios, no generators, no electrical sites and no pets. Campers who choose it for peace love that, while one visitor was caught out by the pet-free rule on arrival. Washrooms and showers are generally clean and well kept, with a dryer on site, though a few have found shower temperatures erratic, and one recalled a long power cut in the washrooms.
Awenda's beaches are a big part of the draw, with clear water and good sunsets, but from Snake they're a short drive rather than a walk. The park has plenty of trails, and a bike is handy for getting around. There's no playground at Snake itself; the nearest is at the neighbouring Wolf campground.
Bugs and critters are the main complaint. A recent family left in the night because of ticks and raccoons, and one camper found caterpillars everywhere, so use tick protection and store food carefully. A few sites are less private than others, so check the map and site photos when booking.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 99 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Snake Campground directly.