Campsite Photos from Ontario Provincial Parks

Site maps tell you where a campsite is, not what it is like. QAMP has 2,279 real campsite photos from Ontario provincial parks, each tied to an exact site number, so you can check shade, privacy, tent pad size and the view before you book. When you get back from your trip, camping photo sharing with your group takes one upload.

Browse campsite photos by park

Why campsite photos matter

Two campsites side by side on a park map can be completely different on the ground. One might have a flat, shaded tent pad and a view of the lake, while the next is sloped, open to the road and steps from the washroom. Photos remove the guesswork, which matters most at busy parks where you book months ahead and cannot easily switch sites once you arrive.

What to look for

Tree cover for shade in July and shelter from wind and rain.
Tent pad size and slope, especially for larger family tents.
Privacy from neighbouring sites and the campground road.
Distance to the beach, water and washrooms.
Room for a trailer, car or second tent.

Share trip photos with your group

After your trip, open the page for the site you stayed at and upload your photos. Your group gets one shared place to find them, and the next camper gets an honest look at the site. Photos from multi-stop trips can be shared as a trip report on Discover.

Plan around the photos

Found a site you love? Open the campsite map to add it to your route, or start a plan with the group camping trip planner and share a packing list with everyone coming along.

Frequently asked questions

How do I share camping photos with my group?

Open the campsite page for the site you stayed at, sign in and upload your photos. They appear on that campsite's page and in your profile, so everyone in your group can find them in one place and send a single link to friends and family.

Are campsite photos checked before they are published?

Yes. Every upload is automatically screened for inappropriate content before it is shown, and photos are linked to a specific campsite so they stay relevant to campers planning a trip.

What makes a useful campsite photo?

Take a wide shot of the whole site from the road, a photo of the tent pad, the view from the fire pit and the path to the water or washrooms. Those four photos answer most questions other campers have.