Camping
The Rideau Corridor offers plenty of opportunities for visitors to camp underneath a blanket of stars! From private campgrounds offering spaces for tenters and RV’ers, to 24 lockstations inviting boaters, paddlers, and hikers to ‘rough it’ in tents or oTENTiks (canvas topped A-frame cabins with a capacity for up to 6 people), there is room for anyone who seeks an outdoor escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Arriving for a morning paddle at Seeleys Bay. Rideau Heritage R
Arriving for a morning paddle at the public boat launch at Seeleys Bay. Rideau Canal World Heritage Site, Ontario, Canada
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Camping on the Rideau. Rideau Heritage Route
Camping at Edmunds Lockstation. Rideau Canal World Heritage Site, Ontario, Canada
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