By Staff
June 25th, 2025
BURLINGTON, ON
With July 1st just around the corner, Ontario Parks is reminding travellers of their online booking system for securing a daily vehicle permit at 88 parks across the province.

Sibbald Provincial Park
Popular Ontario Parks such as Sibbald Point Provincial Park often reach full capacity during summer, with the July and August long weekends especially busy.
All day use visitors who want to enjoy the beaches and facilities at these parks can reserve a daily vehicle permit in advance, up to 5 days ahead of time.
Visitors planning to arrive in parks this Friday, Saturday or Sunday, can book their day permits now. Visitors planning a visit for July 1st can book a daily vehicle permit starting on June 26th.
Online reservations can be made HERE.
By booking ahead of time, visitors can enjoy a stress-free summer day at their favourite park, knowing they have a guaranteed parking spot.
Midweek Camping Availability at Ontario Parks
For campers looking to experience nature at Ontario Parks, there is one tip that can help secure a coveted campsite at popular parks in southern Ontario: midweek camping.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park – shallow water that is warmer – great for very young children.
Parks that are 100% full on Friday and Saturday nights throughout summer, may only be 50% full during the week.
Close to the GTA, both Bronte Creek Provincial Park have site available for midweek camping in July and August.
In Southeastern Ontario, both Rideau River Provincial Park during the week is a great way to explore the Ottawa area.
In Southwestern Ontario, campers may be surprised they can score a great midweek camping site at parks such as Craigleith Provincial Park.

Craigleith Provincial Park.
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