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Campground
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Overview
Enjoy the beauty of summer at IAWAH with your family or friends. Campground bookings are available for Cabins, and tabins during select weeks of the summer. It is just like booking a deluxe campsite in a provincial campground. Bring your own food and cooking equipment. Central bathrooms and shower facilities are assigned. Each cabin is equipped with your own fire ring, picnic table, and clothesline.
The IAWAH staff are currently reviewing and planning for the Campground weeks. Updated activities information, fees, and more will be released soon. We are excited to offer Day Camp during week 4 (July 28- August 1, 2025).
Registration for Campground and Day Camp will open on January 15, 2025.
Sites & Fees
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Village Cabins
Each solid wood cabin is equipped with single-style bunks with foam mattresses, shelves, basic electricity, clothesline, fire-pit/grill, and a picnic table. Three or four cabins are spaciously gathered to form a village, perfect for a small group of families. Fully serviced washhouses are a short walk away. See the Campground map for how the villages are laid out.
Cabin – Individual Site Fee
$110/night +HST for up to 5 guests.
$27/night + HST for each additional guest to a maximum of 10 people on the site.
Max. on the site including day guests: 10 people.
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Tabins – Cabin with screen sides
The Tabins are nestled into the pine forest near Chapel Point. They are perfect for a small group of families, or they can be booked individually. A Tabin (tent-cabin) is a solid wood building, with screened sides that give you that special feeling of being in the great outdoors, with the added security of a roof. Canvas blinds can be rolled down to provide more weather protection, shade, or privacy. Each Tabin has six single beds built-in, with electricity, a picnic table, and a fire-pit & grill. Central washrooms, with showers, are located a short walk away in the gymnasium.
Tabins – Group Site Fees
$600/night + HST for all 5 Tabins. The maximum group size for the Tabin Village is 30 people.
Tabins – Individual Site
$90/night + HST for up to 4 guests
$27/night + HST for each additional guest to a maximum of 6 people on the site.
NOTES
Guests bring their own food and cooking equipment and use the firepit & grill assigned to their site. IAWAH provides mattresses in the Cabins & Tabins, and single camping cots for the Tents. Guests are responsible for bringing their own bedding and linens. We recommend a sleeping bag and pillow, but sheets and a blanket work quite well too. Come packed for the seasonal weather and overnight camping temperatures (Cabins, Tabins, and Tents are not equipped with heating). The electricity is good for running a fan or charging a phone, it can not run small appliances (toasters, crock pots, hotplates, or hair dryers).
Campground Services
Self-Guided Activities
Available: All season | free
- Swimming Beach (unsupervised)
- Canoeing (Canoe/Kayak/Fishing area)
- Kayaking (Canoe/Kayak/Fishing area)
- Stand-up Paddleboarding (Canoe/Kayak/Fishing area)
- Hiking
- Biking (bring your own bike)
- Sports fields
- Tetherball
- Trampoline
IAWAH-guided activities
Available: Weeks 4, 8
Each weekday the IAWAH staff will lead an activity that campground guests can join free of charge. Activities will include archery, guided nature hike, morning paddle, campfire, large group games, and more. A schedule of events will be given to you at check-in.
NEW! Book a high ropes experience. (extra fees apply. Details to be released before campers’ arrival).
Other Services
IAWAH Tuck Shop offers cold drinks, chips, candy, ice-cream novelties, souvenirs and IAWAH branded clothing. Firewood ($5/bundle) and Ice are also available for purchase.
Take-Out Services
Lunch and/or Supper meals can be ordered through the Tuck Shop to eat in the IAWAH dining hall at set meal times.
Day Guests
Guests are welcome to join you for the day between the hours of 8:00 am and 8:00 pm. Guests must check in at the office upon arrival and complete a Guest Waiver Form. The number of guests on site cannot exceed the number of beds on your site.
Age | Day-use Fee * |
|---|---|
0-11 | Free |
12-17 | $15 |
18+ | $25 |
* Day-use fees are subject to HST.
Campground Schedule
Village Cabins | Village Tabins | |
|---|---|---|
10 Beds | 6 Beds | |
Sunday, July 27 – Saturday, August 2, 2025 Week 4 | ||
Sunday, August 24-Friday, August 29, 2025 Week 8 | ||
Great family experiences await you this summer.
FAQs
Shopping, churches, restaurants, ice-cream, bakery, grocery and convenience store, Foley Mountain Conservation area, golf-course, hardware store and more.
WIFI is not available near the campsites. There is a free basic WIFI available in designated zones near IAWAH lodge. The WIFI is adequate for checking email or messages, but is not equipped for streaming media or high volume downloads.
All water available in the campground is treated, tested and safe for consumption or for washing. Your water containers can be refilled outside the wash-house, gym or lower iawah.
Friendly, well-behaved pets are welcome. Pets must be on a leash not exceeding 2 meters (six feet) and must be under control at all times. Please clean up after your pets. Pets are not allowed in public buildings, washrooms, beach or activity areas.
Check-in time is between 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm. Campers checking in after 7:00 pm should inform the office of their later arrival time. Email [email protected] or call 613-273-5621 to confirm an alternate arrival time.
You must be totally packed up, and moved out of your site by 11:00 am. Campers wishing to stay on the site beyond 11:00am on their check-out day must confirm their plans with the office.
Yes, you can bring your own bicycles, canoe, kayak or boat. Please contact the office ahead of time to confirm boat docking or launch arrangements.
The Tuck Shop has cold drinks, chips, candy, ice-cream novelties, souvenirs and IAWAH clothing. Firewood and Ice are also available for purchase. Visit the Tuck shop online.
Swimming and beach use is at your own risk, as there are no lifeguards on duty. During certain summer weeks, IAWAH lifeguards will open “the Blob” daily for jumping times, weather permitting.
Currently, IAWAH is not a fully accessible facility. Should you require the use of assistive devices, please contact the camp office [email protected] or (613) 273-5621 prior to registration to discuss your visit.
Camp IAWAH is working to become an accessible facility. View our accessibility plan.
Resources
Campground Map
Information Guide
The info guide will be released in June.
