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Awenda protects a Georgian Bay landscape of forest, beaches, dunes, and kettle lake terrain near the tip of the Penetanguishene peninsula. Best for Georgian Bay beaches and forested camping. There is real choice here, though strong weekends and holidays are still worth checking early.

Killarney is famous for the white quartzite ridges of the La Cloche range, clear lakes, and some of Ontario's best hiking. Best for dramatic Shield scenery, paddling, and trail days. There is real choice here, though strong weekends and holidays are still worth checking early.

Emily sits on the Pigeon River in the Kawarthas, which makes it useful for boating, fishing, and low-key family camping. Best for river access and relaxed cottage-country camping. There is real choice here, though strong weekends and holidays are still worth checking early.

Valens Lake is a Hamilton Conservation Authority campground centred on a reservoir, forest, and trail network. Best for wooded camping, paddling, and an easy Hamilton-region escape. There is real choice here, though strong weekends and holidays are still worth checking early.

Pinery protects rare oak savanna, freshwater dunes, the Old Ausable Channel, and a long Lake Huron beach. Best for beach days, sunsets, paddling, and one of Ontario's most distinctive ecosystems. There is plenty of inventory, but prime summer weekends can still move quickly.

Restoule is known for forest, lakes, and cliff-top lookout trails overlooking Stormy Lake. Best for hiking views, paddling, and quiet central Ontario camping. There is real choice here, though strong weekends and holidays are still worth checking early.