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The washrooms were closed because of Covid, but there were water taps. In Big Beaver, Sask., population 15 souls, the municipal campground was free. There were vault toilets and a giant bathtub (the beautiful lake!). In Wawa, Ontario we parked at the Wawa Lake beach in the paved parking lot. In Hurkett Cove, Ontario we boondocked in a federal boat launch parking lot that offered spring water. There was a covered picnic area and clean bathrooms with flush toilets and sinks, open from 8 a.m. In Matheson, Ontario we camped beside the town boat launch in the riverfront park. Government land: Federal (Crown land), Provincial (Public land) or municipal.

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We’re relatively new at this, but we’d like to share what we’ve unearthed so far, including the kinds of places we’ve found and video clips of a few so you can see where we stayed for $0.įirst, here are some of the different types of free camping spots we’ve found: So, just how do you camp for free? There are many different types of camping spots and a few challenges along the learning curve. Boondocking, wild camping, free camping, dry camping, moochdocking – they’re all inexpensive ways to camp that we discovered.

After paying $50+ at Ontario Provincial Parks for campsites, I was happy to try something new and cheaper…or even free.

Those of you who know me will know that I love a good deal.

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