General Campground Information

Quiet Hours

Quiet hours are set from 11:00pm - 7:00am. We ask for no loud talking, radios, TVs or other noise between these hours. Children under 18 must be at their parents' site by 10:00pm unless accompanied by an adult. Please respect your neighbours and do not walk through other campsites.

Office Hours

May 5th - June 28th
Sunday - Thursday 9 - 6
Friday & Saturday 9 - 9 

June 29th - September 3rd
9 - 9 daily 

September 4th - October 14th
Sunday - Thursday 9 - 6
Friday 9 - 9

Site Occupancy Policy

At the Barrie KOA all campsite & accommodation rentals are based on single family occupancy. With rates quoted on double occupancy, two adults and two children under 12 per site. Any additional adults, and / or addition children may result in increased rates. Based on Barrie KOA Campground 2023 Rates. 

All sites & accommodations are rented with a max occupancy of two adults and four children, or four adults per site. To allow us to best accommodate your camping needs we ask that all reservations are made based on overnight guests. Additional day visitors are more that welcome to join you, registering separately upon arrival (see visitor policy for more info). 

Please contact the Barrie KOA Office with any questions or inquires. 

Thank you, Barrie KOA Team

Check-In and Check-Out times

Cabin Campers arriving for a Camping Cabin and Deluxe Cabin may Check-In any time after 3:00 pm with Check-Out at 11:00 am.  RV Campers may arrive any time after 1:00 pm and Check-Out at 11:00 am.

Visitor Policy

Friends of registered campers are welcome to visit during the day and will need to vacate the campground by 10:00 pm. There is a $10.00 (tax included) per adult, and $5 (tax included) per child 3+ and seniors upon entrance to the campground. Additional vehicle parking is available either in the campground or in the visitor parking. Campground management reserves the right to limit visitors and refuse admission.

Fire Wood Policy

Outside Firewood is not permitted within the campground, however, it may be purchased at the store window and delivered to your campsite. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency forbids the movement of firewood in hopes to stop the Emerald Ash Borer. Fire Rings are available on all sites. Firewood is sold for $12.00 tax included per bag - kindling $8.00 per bag. Be sure to ask about our Wood Bundles!

Pet Policy

Four-legged family members welcomed at Barrie KOA and may stay with you in all roofed accommodations. All pets must remain on a leash while in the campground and never left unattended. Two off-leash pet playgrounds are available to all furry guests.

Meet Your Hosts

The Raposo Family

"It is like an extended family because it is so intertwined with our lives."


At a time when most people can barely decide what to do with their life, Tony and Amy Raposo owned a campground. In 1986, the Raposos, then just in their early twenties, decided to make a bold move and purchase a KOA campground. Tony was working fulltime at his parent's family farm, and Amy was finishing her last year of university.

"It was my father's idea, being an entrepreneur," Amy said. "He showed us how campground ownership suited both our talents and interests." In a handshake deal, the Raposos bought a campground just 30 minutes away from home. Back then the newly-married couple didn't run the campground with the same intensity as they do now. "We were so bored during the off season that we would go get jobs. We did that for a couple of years," Amy said.

Those days are over as the business requires around-the-year attention. Barrie KOA is a family-run business with the couple's three children growing up and working on the campground. "We started with the campground, and it is all we have ever known," she said. "It is like an extended family because it is so intertwined with our lives."

Their customer service keeps up with the campers' changing needs. "We do as much as we can for the customers," Tony said. "We are continually upgrading the campground in order to give campers what they want and keep them coming back."

Tony described the couple as "hands on" owners, with a remarkable staff who support and believe in the campground as much as we do". "As our KOA grows, it makes life that much more interesting," Tony said.