Campground · Nova Scotia, Canada
Jeremy's Bay Campground
Kejimkujik National Park
Jeremy's Bay is a Kejimkujik National Park campground at 1223 Jeremys Bay Campground Rd, Caledonia NS, in four sections along a main road. It offers oTENTiks, rustic cabins, group tent sites and 4 accessible campsites, with showers in four loops. The Slapfoot Trail along the lake connects the sections, and camping runs from Victoria Day weekend (mid-May) to the end of October.
Jeremy's Bay is a campground in Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia, Canada. You book it ahead through Parks Canada Reservation Service.
How booking Jeremy's Bay works
Parks Canada takes the bookings for this campground. Booking system: Parks Canada Reservation Service.
At a glance
- Type
- Campground
- Season
- “Camping is available from Victoria Day weekend (mid-May) to the end of October.”
- Site types
- oTENTik (Jim Charles Loop), Cabins, Group sites, 4 accessible sites
- Fees (CAD)
Peak Season: May 15–18, June 26–September 8, and October 9–12, 2026
- Jeremy's Bay - Serviced with electricity: $40 per night
- Jeremy's Bay – Unserviced: $34 per night
- Jeremy's Bay and Jim Charles Point – oTENTik: $147.50 per night
Shoulder Season: May 19–June 25, September 9–October 8, and October 13–30, 2026
- Jeremy's Bay - Serviced with electricity: $36.75 per night
- Jeremy's Bay – Unserviced: $31.75 per night
- Jeremy's Bay and Jim Charles Point – oTENTik: $147.50 per night
As Parks Canada states them on 2026-10-31. Check the Parks Canada page before you book.
- Facilities
- Gender-inclusive accessible washrooms, Showers in four loops, Four accessible campsites and accessible washrooms
- Rules and limits
- Campfire Circle and firewood listed
- Getting there
- 1223 Jeremys Bay Campground Rd, Caledonia NS; four sections on a main road
- Slapfoot Trail runs along Jeremy's Bay and connects the sections
- Booked through
- Parks Canada Reservation Service
- Location
- 44.43829, -65.20860
In an emergency, call 911.
This page has no PermitSnag alert for Jeremy's Bay yet. Book it with Parks Canada.
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Jeremy's Bay: questions
Do I need to book Jeremy's Bay ahead?
Yes. Jeremy's Bay is booked online through Parks Canada Reservation Service, run by Parks Canada.
How much does Jeremy's Bay cost?
Parks Canada lists: Jeremy's Bay - Serviced with electricity $40 CAD per night (Peak Season: May 15–18, June 26–September 8, and October 9–12, 2026); Jeremy's Bay - Serviced with electricity $36.75 CAD per night (Shoulder Season: May 19–June 25, September 9–October 8, and October 13–30, 2026); Jeremy's Bay – Unserviced $34 CAD per night (Peak Season: May 15–18, June 26–September 8, and October 9–12, 2026); Jeremy's Bay – Unserviced $31.75 CAD per night (Shoulder Season: May 19–June 25, September 9–October 8, and October 13–30, 2026); Jeremy's Bay and Jim Charles Point – oTENTik $147.50 CAD per night (Peak Season: May 15–18, June 26–September 8, and October 9–12, 2026); Jeremy's Bay and Jim Charles Point – oTENTik $147.50 CAD per night (Shoulder Season: May 19–June 25, September 9–October 8, and October 13–30, 2026).
When is Jeremy's Bay open?
Parks Canada says: "Camping is available from Victoria Day weekend (mid-May) to the end of October."
What is the emergency number at Kejimkujik National Park?
In Canada, call 911 for police, fire or ambulance, and for search and rescue.