An RVer's Paradise

If you're interested in visiting multiple bucket list locations RV touring is a fantastic option. Explore our boreal forest and rugged Canadian Shield from the luxury of your recreational vehicle or camper. Travel with the comforts of home and the great outdoors outside your doorstep. Take advantage of the dozens of private or provincial campgrounds throughout the region that offer dedicated RV campsites including electrical and pump-out services.

Visit a Travel Information Centre in Northeastern Ontario or request a printed guide for planning your next RV road trip.

There are five main established routes across The Seven, ranging from an easy weekend trip to an epic multi-day adventure.

Manitoulin Island is a dream road trip location, with wide open roads, beautiful scenery, and lots of great camping options. Explore rolling farmland, infinite beaches and bays and myriad ice cream shops. Museums, cafes, theatre, art and culture – you can spend a weekend or a whole season uncovering its riches.

For the bold, plan a venture into the northern wilderness—with a side of intriguing mining history and some excellent BBQ —on the Great Legends Tour. Or choose the Temiskaming Loop and traverse one lake, two provinces and three cultures—and don’t forget an off-the-map hike to the breathtaking Devil’s Rock. The Georgian Bay Coastal Route provides the backdrop for a journey that winds you along the Niagara Escarpment, past the La Cloche Mountains, and leads you to some of the world’s largest freshwater beaches. Or you may choose to circumnavigate the fabulous fishing spots on the Lake Nipissing Circle Tour, a magnetic draw for those with a rod and tackle box.

If you want to plot your own route, there is no shortage of interesting destinations to add to your list. From the giant flying saucer in the tiny town of Moonbeam—named by pioneers after the Northern Lights— to polar bears in Cochrane to the wild Boreal forest of the Little Claybelt, there is something on everyone’s bucket list in Northeastern Ontario.