Mew Lake Campground, Algonquin

3 Reviews ON-60, Unorganized South Nipissing District, ON K0J 2M0

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Mew Lake Campground has over 100 campsites, many of which are located in a White Pine forest. The remainder have a more open situation with scattered trees. Half of the sites in this campground have electrical hook-ups and another group are located in a dog and radio-free zone.

Winter:

In Winter, Mew Lake offers both tent camping and yurt camping. There are a total of 7 yurts run by Ontario Parks at Mew Lake. The Yurts are permanent tent structures that offers camping experience with a touch of convenience and warmth. If you are looking for a more adventurous experience, you can tent camp at Mew Lake during the winter. You can pitch a hot tent and have the true Canadian winter adventure. For more inspiration Winter camping at Mew Lake, check out the following blogs:

Winter Yurt Camping at Mew Lake, Algonquin by Josh Spina
My Winter Camping Experience: Algonquin Mew Lake by Jesus Gallardo
Algonquin’s Mew Lake: A great choice for first-time winter campers by Kate Ming-Sun

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theflyingmagician

(Reviewed on August 2021)

Picturesque and lovely

We’ve brought our two young girls (4 & 6) twice already. Really nice campsites, just off the main road, nearby shop with delicious ice cream, tons of trails to explore early in the morning. Seeing spider webs reflecting rainbows of dew on the trail boardwalks, birds and chipmunks is lovely. It’s a short drive from the art museum and the visitor center.

FranP

(Reviewed on August 2021)

Great campsites

We have camped at Mew Lake many times and have always been happy with the quality of the campsite. The only downside of the experience has been the campers who don't follow the rules and the lack of enforcement by the park management. I am looking forward to my next trip to Mew Lake, in spite of that.

Lisa_McDowell Pomfret

(Reviewed on August 2021)

Beautiful Stay

We stayed at Mew Lake from a Friday to Monday. Live about 3 hours away. The drive is beautiful once you enter the park. The sites are really big. We fit a 30 foot trailer, a fairly big tent, a van, and a truck on the site and still had room! Beach is nice when there isn't a lot of geese poop. Easy park to walk around in. Nice trail to a small water fall in the park. Lots of great trails in Algonquin.