Brown's Bay Beach offers prime views of the 1000 islands the perfect picnic spot! It continues to be a popular stopping point for travellers to enjoy some outdoor recreation and magnificent scenery en route between Toronto and Montreal. The oldest of all of the Parks of the St. Lawrence, Brown's Bay was the only provincial park between Gananoque and the Quebec border before the St. Lawrence Seaway came into existence. The large beautiful beach makes this location perfect for swimming, relaxing and having relaxing picnics in the shade with friends and family.
10+ Campsites
RV Sites
Canteen
Beach
1259 Thousand Islands Pkwy, Mallorytown, ON K0E 1R0 (613)-923-5087
Campsites: 2:00 p.m Roofed Accommodations: 2:00 p.m.
Campsites: 1:00 p.m. Roofed Accommodations: 10:00 a.m.
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Roofed Accommodations
Premium Waterfront Sites
Regular, Electric-only & Recreation Vehicle Sites
Trailer Dumping Station (Ivy Lea)
Water Bottle Refill Station
Gender Neutral Washrooms
Outdoor Showers
Perched & Walk-out Beach
Riverside Canteen
Wudu Stations
Boat Launch
Playground & Volleyball Court
Shaded Picnic Structure
Picnic & BBQ Areas
Discover one of the 1000 Islands' most family-friendly waterfront camping destinations.
A convenient base for exploring the natural beauty and attractions of the region.
Two distinct beach experiences, from soft sand to natural shoreline exploration.
Playgrounds, green space, nearby attractions, and room for family fun.
Protected bays create excellent conditions for swimming and beginner paddling.
Experience the beauty of the St. Lawrence River right from your campsite. With most of our ten campgrounds situated along the water, guests can enjoy stunning river vistas, peaceful mornings by the shore, and vibrant sunsets. Perfect for boating, fishing, scuba diving, or simply relaxing, our waterfront sites offer a front-row seat to nature and endless outdoor adventures.
Public Beach Water Advisories
Water quality at our beaches are tested on a weekly basis during the summer, and advisories are issued when necessary. Be sure to check the latest water advisories before heading out.
Rules and regulations for the Parks of the St. Lawrence are established under the St. Lawrence Parks Commission Act and its associated regulations, are designed to keep visitors safe, protect the natural environment, and ensure everyone can enjoy their time in the park. These requirements set out the expectations for responsible and respectful use of shared spaces so that all guests can have a positive experience.
Park Rangers, who serve as Provincial Offences Officers, are always available to answer questions or clarify anything you’re unsure about. If a rule is broken, consequences may include eviction from all parks for up to 10 days and or court-imposed fines, or both.
Following these guidelines helps ensure a safe, enjoyable visit for you and for others, while also supporting the long term protection of the parks.
For the full list of rules and regulations:
We love seeing you out here making memories by the water, around the campfire, and under the stars. But nobody wants to find a chip bag, wrapper, water bottle, or lost sock where nature’s beauty should be.
Please have regard for the condition of your campsite. Deposit all garbage, litter, and recycling within the designated containers, and leave your campsite clean and in a natural state.
Every little bit makes a big difference. Let’s keep our parks, beaches, campgrounds, and parkways looking their best for everyone to enjoy.
Your pets are more than welcome at our campgrounds. Pets must be controlled and kept on a leash no longer than 2 metres. Pets are not permitted in swimming and beach areas. Select campgrounds offer designated dog-friendly cabins. Pet owners are required to clean up after their animals at all times.
Out-of-province visitors should confirm breed restrictions at: Dog Owners' Liability Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. D.16 | ontario.ca
Parks of the St. Lawrence is committed to making our campgrounds welcoming and enjoyable for all guests. We strive to offer experiences that allow every guest to feel comfortable, respected, and at home during their stay.
If you have a special request related to your stay, please complete the form below.
Parks of the St. Lawrence offer extended stay (seasonal) camping opportunities at many of our incredible campgrounds along the St. Lawrence River. Choose a lot for the entire season and take advantage of the great deals and offers that go along with it.
Managed by The St. Lawrence Parks Commission, an agency of the Government of Ontario.