Accommodations

A furnished canvas tent on a wooden platform with its own porch, set along the Coulonge River. Inside: a queen bed, a couch that converts into a double, all bedding and lounge furniture.

Every tent is named and themed after a real steamboat that ran the Ottawa River between 1850 and 1950, so each one has its own character.

Comes with interior lighting, an outdoor fire pit, one complimentary bundle of firewood and board games. Two-night minimum on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The same furnished tent, platform and porch, tucked beneath mature trees rather than on the waterfront. Noticeably cooler through a July afternoon.

Queen bed, convertible couch, all bedding, fire pit, firewood and the same steamboat theming. Two-night minimum on weekend dates.

Wake up beside the Coulonge. Pitch a tent or park the trailer right on the waterfront, with a picnic table, outdoor fire pit, 15 amp service and a fresh water source steps from the site.

A powered site set back from the water, with a picnic table, fire pit and fresh water nearby. The middle ground between a basic pitch and a waterfront spot.

Classic, off-the-grid tent camping away from the waterfront. A spacious site, picnic table and fire pit, with fresh water nearby and no electrical service.

A level serviced pad with a 30 amp electrical hookup and water connection, picnic table and outdoor fire pit. Communal dump station on site.

A safe, affordable overnight spot in our designated parking area for travellers passing through the Ottawa Valley. 15 amp service, fresh water and dump station access, plus the beach, washrooms and showers.