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Green Acres Tent & Trailer Park
Overview
Green Acres Tent & Trailer Park offers a classic camping experience on the scenic Manitoulin Island. This family-operated destination focuses on providing a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape into the natural beauty of Northern Ontario. With its prime position near the water, the park emphasizes outdoor recreation and a friendly community atmosphere that keeps families returning year after year for their summer vacations. It serves as a quiet sanctuary away from the hustle of urban life, inviting guests to slow down and reconnect with nature.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the historic village of Sheguiandah, the park is nestled along the shores of Bass Lake. The surrounding landscape is defined by the unique limestone topography and lush mixed forests characteristic of the region. Visitors enjoy breathtaking views of the water and easy access to the North Channel of Lake Huron, making it a gateway to some of the most scenic waterways in the province. The crisp air and clear night skies make this specific area of the island a paradise for photographers and stargazers alike.
Amenities & Park Features
The park caters to various camping styles with serviced sites featuring water and electricity hookups, as well as dedicated areas for traditional tenting. Practical amenities include well-maintained washroom facilities, hot showers, and a convenient laundry room for long-term stays. For recreation, the park provides a safe sandy beach, boat rentals, and docking facilities. These features ensure that guests can fully engage with the lake for fishing, swimming, or leisure paddling, providing all the essentials for a comfortable and active outdoor lifestyle.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure awaits just outside the park gates for those looking to explore. Hikers can challenge themselves on the famous Cup and Saucer Trail, which offers panoramic views of the entire island from the highest cliffs in the area. History enthusiasts should visit the local museums or explore the quaint shops and bustling waterfront in nearby Little Current. The region is also renowned for its excellent fishing opportunities, particularly for smallmouth bass and pike, making it a premier destination for anglers of all skill levels.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for families and nature lovers who appreciate a quiet, traditional RV experience. It suits travelers who prioritize direct water access and a relaxed pace over high-end resort luxuries or organized commercial activities. If you are looking for a reliable and welcoming basecamp to explore the cultural heritage and rugged landscapes of Manitoulin Island, this park provides the perfect balance of essential comfort and authentic rustic charm for your next road trip.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Mariah Edmunds
We loved our camping experience at Green Acres. The beach side lot was perfect for our family. Facilities were always kept clean and tidy. The owners were friendly, always making sure we had everything we needed! This is our second camping experience here, and we plan on making this an annual camping trip! Thank you to everyone at GA!
Cody Irwin
Booked the site in the “Beach” portion… the beach being available should’ve been the FIRST red flag about this place. All the staff were super good but.. the lady’s in the office were very rude and one just ignored us. We arrived early but were very quickly disappointed with the place. The restaurant is good everything “LOOKS” good until you pass the gate, the site is an absolute mess it’s about 1/4 full looks junky in some sites. The bathrooms were an absolute JOKE and not sanitary what so ever. If you have little ones (which we did) I wouldn’t bring them here. The “beach” is full of geese poop and is filthy. Bottle caps and garbage everywhere, all the fire pits were 1/2 full. Sites are much MUCH smaller then expected. The people who came after us/ next to us were very disappointed as well. Also there’s a “hidden” charge of an extra vehicle they won’t tell you till you get there. $10.00/ day for parking a car in a FEILD is obscured. What are we supposed to do when the vehicles are packed with our stuff… 10000% DO NOT RECOMMEND TO ANYONE AND WILL NOT BE ATTENDED AGAIN.
Caroline Ronald
What a very charming place. This family owned campground went above and beyond to make our stay wonderful. Having a cup of coffee watching the sunrise from your own picnic table is always a spectacular bonus. The sandy water was perfect for swimming and Sheguiandah Bay was fantastic paddle. Bonus: Sheguiandah Pow Wow was this weekend and all free!!! Highly recommended. Onsite dumping $25 but they can come to you to empty the nasty and with water, electric hookup your all set. Bonus was a buffet breakfast before our long journey home. Thank you again for a wonderful week of relaxation and smiles. Cheers Caroline and Paul
Cynthia Ki
Booked for 3 nights. Staff was very friendly. We had booked through Let’s camp website. Owner called me to offer me a better site than we had originally booked and when we arrived we were able to drive to preview the campsite. We ended up switching to a lovely waterfront site for the same price. The water is shallow so would be great for kids. There is a restaurant on site. We didn’t eat there but menu looks pretty good. Bathrooms are basic but have everything you need. Location is great to use as a hub while you explore the rest of the island. Recommend for no frills travelers.
Megan Foucault
Green Acres Campground on Manitoulin Island is a solid choice for a relaxing getaway. The staff was friendly and efficient, making the check-in and check-out process smooth and hassle-free. Our campsite was well-kept and offered pleasant views. We appreciated that the amenities were clean and well-maintained. The overall experience was positive, thanks to the combination of good service, nice scenery, and tidy facilities. It’s definitely a place worth considering for your next camping trip.