Discover 7 parks for camping within driving distance of Kingston, Ontario
"Kingston, just across the border in Canada, offers easy access to the St. Lawrence River and is a popular starting point for Thousand Islands adventures."
A boat-access-only park on Grindstone Island offering camping, fishing, and picnicking in the Thousand Islands.
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"Kingston, just across the border in Canada, offers visitors easy access to the Thousand Islands region, with Cedar Point State Park as a favorite spot for cross-border day trips and fishing."
A riverside park with camping, boating, and family-friendly amenities on the St. Lawrence River.
"Kingston visitors cross the border to enjoy the park’s tranquil river views, boating, and easy access to the Thousand Islands."
A serene waterfront park on Wellesley Island with camping, fishing, and boating.
"Kingston, just across the border in Canada, is a historic city with vibrant arts and waterfront scenes. Canadian visitors cross the Thousand Islands Bridge to enjoy the park’s natural beauty."
A riverside park with boating, fishing, camping, and family-friendly amenities on the St. Lawrence River.
"Kingston, just across the border in Canada, is known for its vibrant downtown, historic sites, and proximity to the Thousand Islands, attracting international visitors to the park."
A waterfront park in the Thousand Islands region with boating, fishing, and family-friendly amenities.
"Kingston, just across the border in Canada, is a vibrant city with historic charm. Canadian visitors cross the river to experience the unique island camping and recreation at Cedar Island State Park."
A boat-access-only island park in the Thousand Islands, offering camping, fishing, and river views.
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"Kingston visitors cross the border to experience Keewaydin’s American riverfront, perfect for family outings and fishing trips."
Keewaydin State Park offers riverfront recreation, camping, and boating on the St. Lawrence River.
