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Killbear Provincial Park campground

Killbear Provincial Park

The campground at Killbear Provincial Park has 886 sites, 252 of them powered, 457 radio-free sites and three group sites. Park Bus serves it, and a visitor centre with public Wi-Fi is on site. An EV charging station and an amphitheatre are also there. Camping runs May 8 to November 2, 2026.

Killbear Provincial Park campground is a campground in Killbear Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, with 886 sites (252 powered). You book it ahead through Ontario Parks reservations.

Islands off the shore of Killbear Provincial Park on Georgian Bay

How booking Killbear Provincial Park campground works

Ontario Parks takes the bookings for this campground. Booking system: Ontario Parks reservations. Ontario Parks lists 886 sites (252 powered).

Checked against the agency page on October 31, 2026.

At a glance

Type
Campground
Sites
886 sites (252 powered)
Season
“Camping and day use: May 8, 2026 to November 2, 2026.”
Site types
252 powered sites, 457 radio-free sites, 33 caravan sites, 3 group sites
Facilities
Showers, Vault privies (7), Trailer dump and fill station (1), Laundromat (7), Group BBQ (1), All-terrain wheelchairs (2)
Rules and limits
  • Pet exercise areas (2) and dog beaches (2)
Getting there
  • Served by Park Bus

In an emergency, call 911.

This page has no PermitSnag alert for Killbear Provincial Park campground yet. Book it with Ontario Parks.

Killbear Provincial Park campground: questions

Do I need to book Killbear Provincial Park campground ahead?

Yes. Killbear Provincial Park campground is booked online through Ontario Parks reservations, run by Ontario Parks.

How many sites does Killbear Provincial Park campground have?

Ontario Parks lists 886 sites (252 powered) at Killbear Provincial Park campground.

When is Killbear Provincial Park campground open?

Ontario Parks says: "Camping and day use: May 8, 2026 to November 2, 2026."

What is the emergency number at Killbear Provincial Park?

In Canada, call 911 for police, fire or ambulance, and for search and rescue.