Starting Monday June 22, Parks Canada will begin to offer some camping services at select national parks and national historic sites across the country.  

Initially, camping will be available only to visitors with existing reservations. Parks Canada will gradually begin to accept new online reservations for some campgrounds over the coming weeks. 

Visitors are encouraged to visit the Parks Canada website dedicated to camping during COVID-19, plan ahead and be well-prepared for their visit. 

Local services in communities may be limited, and many services remain closed across the country, as provinces/territories implement measured reopening plans. Be prepared to be self-sufficient, pack extra hygiene supplies such as hand sanitizer, wipes and a tablecloth, and bring water and food. 

Parks Canada asks visitors follow health and safety precautions throughout their visit and download or print maps and other visitor information ahead of time and purchase a Parks Canada Discovery Pass online. 

Access and services will vary. They say for your safety to respect closures. Events, group and interpretation activities remain suspended, until further notice.