Camping
Adventure, Camping, Camping Gear, Gear, Road Trip
Here’s How to Have Comfortable, Cozy and Easier Camping Trips
Why Soaring Eagle Campers are changing the way people camp
Adventure, Camping, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: The Camping Mistake That Still Haunts Me
The worst ever camp misadventure when it comes to a whisky spillage mayhem happened a couple of weeks ago…
I Took My Kids Into the Backcountry—Against Everyone’s Advice. Here’s What Happened
I learned how to have extended family backcountry trips with small kids. Here’s how you can, too.
Adventure, Camping, Ontario, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: Returning to Algonquin’s Shirley Lake
It was the first time in my camping life when I seriously went back in the woods to look for a “low lying area” to weather out the storm.
Hate Camping? Here’s How You Can Learn to Love It by Summer
If you’re learning to love camping by summer, I can offer advice gained from experience.
Van Life as a Canadian in New Zealand: Here’s What I Wish I Knew Beforehand
But living in a metal box with wheels does not come without challenges, and I did not leave the van behind without taking some lessons with me.
British Columbia, Camping, Editors' Picks, Spring
Campfires Are Already Banned All Summer
Campfires are banned in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, BC starting today until the end of October
Adventure, Camping, Editors' Picks
10 Unique Ways to Camp in Canada: From Classic Tents to Cozy Glamping Adventures
I’ve rounded up 10 ways to spend the night in the Great Outdoors and get back to nature in Canada this summer.
Adventure, Camping, Partner Content
Best RV Mattresses in Canada 2026
There’s a kind of deep, satisfying exhaustion that only comes after spending a full day at the lake. It is …
Adventure, Camping, Canoeing, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: My Merch is Helping Send Kids in Need to Camp!
Looks like a lot of youth from Camp Outlook are going on a canoe trip this season.
Adventure, Camping, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: Camping Reservation Chaos Continues In Ontario Parks
Now you know why you’ll see a quarter to even half the campsites empty even though the park will tell you everything is totally booked.
10 of the Best Outdoor Adventure Summer Camps across Canada
Although summer is several weeks away, now is the time to be thinking about summer camps.
Adventure, British Columbia, Camping, News
BC Parks Announces First Camping Fee Increase in 10 Years, With Additional Charges for Non-BC Residents
This is the first significant camping fee change in more than a decade. It includes a new non-BC-resident camping surcharge.
Adventure, Camping, Camping Gear, The Happy Camper, Winter
The Happy Camper: Two New Stoves for Your Next Winter Camping Trip
I discovered that a Canadian manufacturer—Esker—just released two similar portable winter tent stoves.
Adventure, Camping, Canoeing, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: Canada Ends Quetico’s Remote Area Border Crossing Permit
The Canadian government has terminated the traditional Remote Area Border Crossing Permit (RABC).
Adventure, Camping, Quebec, Winter
This Is Winter Camping—At the Only Ice Hotel in the Americas
At Québec’s Hôtel de Glace, art, Indigenous storytelling and smart preparation turn extreme cold into an unforgettable outdoor experience.
Camping, Editors' Picks, Most Popular, National Parks
When to Book Campsites Across Canada for 2026
Campsite reservation season is closer than you think—and in Canada, the best spots get booked fast.
Adventure, Camping, Ontario, The Happy Camper, Winter
The Happy Camper: “Freezing Woman” Event Draws Hundreds of Women to Winter Camp Together in Algonquin Park
It seemed everyone was there to help one another out and there was so much knowledge to be shared throughout.
Adventure, Camping, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: Good Luck Trying to Volunteer for Outdoor Youth Programs Now
I think Lord Baden Powell, the founder of the Scouts, would be abashed.
Camping, Editors' Picks, Opinion
Opinion: It’s Not Camping if You’re Not in a Tent
When I think about why I go camping—to feel small, to feel a lack of control, to feel a connection—I can’t imagine doing it without a tent to crawl into.
