Camping & Hiking · Ontario
Woodlands Campground
A treed, quiet campground in Sandbanks Provincial Park, Ontario, with large electric and water sites, clean comfort stations and trail access to the Dunes, Lakeshore and Outlet beaches.
What visitors say
Woodlands Campground is one of the wooded campgrounds at Sandbanks Provincial Park, and campers love the tall trees and the sound of wind through them. Visitors describe it as well kept, clean and quiet, with frequent patrols and respectful neighbours.
Sites are large, and many come with electricity and water. Comfort stations with showers are close by and decent, and one camper praised the water fill and dump stations, which have more than one lane to keep lines moving.
Paths connect to the park's main beaches, including the Dunes, Lakeshore and Outlet, and the Dunes beach is roughly a mile away by foot, bike or car. The long paths make it a good base for cycling and walking, and trilliums bloom in mid-May.
Weekends book up fast, but weekdays are often easier for last-minute trips. One first-time visitor found road and trail signage could be clearer, so check the park map before heading out.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 344 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Woodlands Campground directly.