Cape Breton Highlands/Corney Brook

Alexandr Orlov

Relatively small, but cozy campground with entrance to the local beach. Many parking places.

Will Gallagher

Free to stay here (besides park entrance fees), outhouses are out of order so there's only portables. No showers/running water/etc, but the info center at the park entrance has washrooms (no showers) and a water fountain. Even with a lack of amenities, for a free site, it's gorgeous. Only about 10-15 spots with either a firepit or grill and a picnic table. Stunning view of the water and you can hear the waves all night. About 5-10 mins away from the skyline trail and other points of interest. Since RVs cant stay here and there are so few spots, its nice and quiet. Perfect spot to tent if you dont mind lack of amenities :)

Carl Young (Riding with Carl)

The sound of the crashing surf below gives you an excellent night's sleep. Not often that I've been able to camp this close to the sea. Love the sunrise and sunset views here.

Valentin Despa

Great campground for sunsets and beach access. You are paying for the sunset otherwise the campground is very basic. The current fee is $24.02 payable only on site and in cash by old fashioned self-registration. No potable water (unless you boil it), no RV dump, electricity or anything else. Clean toilets and kitchen sinks right outside. Fire pits but you need to bring your own wood.

The Tourist

FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. NO CELL RECEPTION FOR MOST PROVIDERS. 24/7 OPEN. NO SHOWERS. APPROXIMATELY 25$ PER NIGHT. BEAUTIFUL.