General Campground Information

Check-in & Check-out Times

RV & Tent Sites:
CHECK-IN time is 1 pm till 6 pm. Please call us for arrivals later than 6 pm. If your arrival time is still within reason, we will make further arrangements with you to ensure you can find your site after dark. Thank you

Basic Cabins/Deluxe Cabins:
CHECK-IN time is 2 pm till 6 pm. Please contact us for arrivals later than 6 pm. If your arrival time is still within reason, we will make further arrangements with you to ensure you can find your site after dark. Thank you

CHECK-OUT from all sites and cabins is by 11 am on your departure day. Please re-register by 10 am at the office so the grounds staff knows about your extended site/cabin occupancy. PLEASE REMEMBER that tardiness puts us behind in our duties, so PLEASE give others the same courtesy you were given of being able to go to your fully prepared site/cabin upon your arrival. Keeping us on time keeps you on time.

Site Occupancy policy

For your camping comfort, and those around you, we allow one family, one camping unit and one vehicle per site. Family is identified as: mom & dad and children under 18 living with parents. Up to six people can occupy a campsite. Extra charge may apply if it is a single-family comprised of parents (2 adults) and up to 4 children under age 18. Adults camping on one site are restricted to a max of four and 1 vehicle per site. Maximum occupancy in Deluxe & Basic Cabins/RV & Tent Sites is 4 Adults when Family Criteria is not met, 1 car is allowed.

Quiet Hours:

We do our best to strictly enforce our quiet hours from 11pm till 8am

Info about ATV's & Dirt Bikes in our Park:

All ATV's and Dirt Bike's must be insured with their own pink slips (proof of insurance) and ownerships in order to be ridden on our property leading to the trails. Having insurance thru a "Rider" of your household or tenant policy is not sufficient insurance. It must be its own stand alone insurance specific to that motorized vehicle.

The GOLDEN RULE for all motorized vehicles in our park is that they must be ridden slowly & directly from your site or cabin to the trail and straight back to your site or cabin upon your return. Please NO riding up to washrooms, showers or pool - no riding around in the park other than straight to and from the trails. ALL dirt bikes must be pushed 50 feet into the trails edge and then started. Then upon your return to the campground after your ride, please hit the kill switch, coast in as far as you can, and then push your bike back to your site or cabin. Observing these simple rules will ensure that we can continue to have you to Stay'n Play with us!

Information about the ATV Trails

The Park to Park trails are accessed directly from your site or cabin thru the back of our property here at our campground. We ask that you only ride from your site/cabin to the trail, and then upon your return, you ride directly back to your site/cabin. We ask that you do NOT ride around in the park and not even up to the store, washrooms or pool. Following these rules will ensure that we can continue to allow ATVs in our park. Remember that not everyone loves ATVs and we ask for your respect for all campers. 
All motorized vehicles that come off a trailer upon arrival in our park must have their own stand-alone (pink slip) insurance. No insurance= no riding anywhere on our property or the trails. Permits are required for all of the trails. You can purchase permits online at parktoparktrail.org on behalf of the Park to Park trail system. Send the receipt to your phone & then you don't need a paper copy. We are currently no longer selling permits in the office because we are encouraging a contactless workplace. A full-sized map comes with every purchase of a permit, and we have some in the office for you.
P2P Website is:parktoparktrail.org for rates and info

Store Hours

Shoulder Season (May - June, September - October) we are open 7 days/week 9am-6pm. Hours could change as needed.
Peak season (July & August) we are open 7 days/week 9am-8pm.

Laundry Room

Our laundry room is a small space and 6 feet of distancing cannot be guaranteed. Please use it at your own risk.
Our laundry will be open to coincide with store hours and are subject to change at any time. 
Typically on long weekends, we have considerably shorter laundry hours due to such high demand for water from our well. 
 
If at any time you require a laundromat outside of the hours we provide, we would direct you to the Laundromat located at:
1 Mall Dr, Parry Sound, ON P2A 3A9 Get directions »

S'More Information

Please note the following:
- We do not take group bookings of 3 or more families on long weekends (**Please note we require a 3 night minimum for all site types on long weekends. Only exception is on May LW & Thanksgiving and we will accept less than 3 nights for a non-serviced tent site reservation). Please call us direct if you are having any troubles booking online. 
- We do NOT allow EV charging at any pedestals or sites in our park. This will do damage to our equipment and to yours. There is a professional charging station located at the Petro Canada gas station that is located 3 km from our park
- We reserve the right to issue or not to issue refunds at all times.
- We require a 2 night minimum for our 1 & 2 room basic cabins on all weekends. We also require a 3 night minimum in our Deluxe Cabins during peak season. 
- Pets are welcome in all 1 & 2 room basic cabins & 1 Pet Friendly Deluxe Cabin (KL2). We also have a K9 fenced-in park for your 4 legged critters to run around in.                                                                                    

Thank you for choosing Parry Sound KOA!

About our Mobile Pump out Service

FREE Mobile Pump out for stays of 3 nights or more. As a courtesy for our "FREE Honey Wagon Service", please give us advanced notice at the front desk the night before or by 10 am that morning. If your name is added later than 10am, we can not guarantee service that day. We do not pump you out on your departure day as this may hold you up & you're more than welcome to use our dump station. In order to ensure this free service can be carried out, please remove your cap, open any locked compartment and clear a path for us to get close with our honey wagon. Thank you in advance.

Pool Hours:

The current pool hours are posted at the pool on the pool gate.
The pool will close during lightning and/or thunderstorms.

Seguin Recreation Trail-230 km long

The Seguin trail can be accessed from our 75 acre campground. It runs thru the back of our property and is a multi-use trail that is used by many outdoor enthusiasts.
Below are 2 links that tell you more info about this awesome trail. You can even walk from our campground, thru the forest and on the trail directly to Tim Horton's for a coffee or a treat. It's about a 20 min. walk one way. You can walk, hike, bike, ATV, side by side, or snowmobile directly from our park. Come experience our campground and a great trail all at the same time. 

https://www.ontariotrails.on.ca/trails/view/seguin-recreational-trail
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/ontario/seguin-recreational-trail

Please save our Forests-NO OUTSIDE WOOD ALLOWED

We are now asking that NO wood of any kind be brought into our campground. Our trees are our most important commodity & we can not risk loosing them thru disease. This was a hard decision for us - please respect it!

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued Federal Ministerial Orders that prohibits the movement of firewood/wood in Ont, Que & U.S. It might seem difficult to imagine, but something as simple as bringing your own firewood when you travel to or from your favourite campsite could threaten and destroy thousands, even millions, of trees. Transportation of firewood is a common way for invasive species to spread as The Emerald Ash Borer, on its own, does not move very far. Hidden in the bark of trees, this tiny “hitchhiker” has traveled with many an unsuspecting camper and as a result has killed millions of ash trees across Canada. The Asian Long-horned Beetle is a destructive beetle which attacks hardwood trees, including maple, elm, poplars, birch and willow.

Meet Your Hosts

Don, Michelle & Tristan Berry

Our Campers experience a "Northern" type setting while not having to drive more than 2 hours north of Toronto. Come marvel at our "Near North Starry Nights" as you relax & explore this unique area of Georgian Bay and it's 30,000 Islands!

The Parry Sound KOA "is the best thing that could ever happen to us," Michelle Berry said of her family's purchase of their second generation campground. Michelle and Don and their two sons enjoy winter activities as a family and work together in the campground during the summer. "It really has been a good change."

They sold their family farm south of Toronto in 1999, and since her parents knew they were looking at resorts and other business opportunities, they approached the couple with the idea of buying the KOA. The deal came together in less than two months. Don had worked in the forestry division of the Ministry of Transportation, and Michelle was trained as a registered lab technologist.

The Berry's take pride in welcoming guests to a friendly and beautiful campground, and they live in a home they built on the grounds. They've made a lot of changes at the campground, including a new front office, new deluxe cabins (formerly called lodges), new computer systems & wifi, revamping the store & pool area, and adding a large recreation hall. Their boys are learning about the business and the values of hard work. They already talk about the day when they can run the campground, she added.

The family loves living north of Toronto, where they get a lot of snow and enjoy winter activities such as hockey, ice fishing and snowmobiling. "It is our family time," she said, adding that she and Don are also very involved as volunteers in the community.

Campers at the Parry Sound KOA really enjoy all the recreational opportunities associated with the prime campground location. Dozens of lakes surround us and famous Georgian Bay is only 10 minutes away...for all you fishing and boating enthusiasts The campground is right next to the Trans Canada/Seguin Trail, a multi-use trail that is open to four-wheelers, dirt bikes, walking, horseback riding and biking. The campground serves as a base for a variety of outdoor recreation enthusiasts who use the trail and or lakes that are so prevalent in our immediate area.