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Camping and beaches at Parks of the St. Lawrence offer a unique way to experience the St. Lawrence River, from waterfront campsites and sandy beaches to scenic parkways, trails, and island day‑use areas.
Operated by the St. Lawrence Parks Commission, an agency of the Ontario Government.
Discover endless ways to explore across one of Eastern Ontario’s largest outdoor destinations.
Waterfront campgrounds, sandy beaches, picnic areas, scenic parkways, and extensive multi‑use trails spread across 7,000 acres along the St. Lawrence River.
Parks of the St. Lawrence welcomes guests to enjoy our spacious campsites and waterfront cabins, winding bike paths, pristine nature trails, boat launches, picnic areas, scuba diving and remarkable fishing. We are the perfect destination for campers, runners, cyclists, photographers, anglers, scuba divers and explorers alike.
These areas, which span 7000 acres from the 1000 Islands to the Quebec border, are a haven for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages, families, boaters, and scuba divers.
Thank you to the organizations that help support outdoor recreation, conservation, education, and visitor experiences along the St. Lawrence River.
See-Way More helps visitors explore Cornwall, SDG Counties, and Akwesasne through reliable shuttle services, private group transportation, and curated local experiences without the stress of planning or driving. From event and cycling shuttles to curated day trips to breweries, farms, and attraction tours, See-Way More makes discovering the region easy, comfortable, and enjoyable.