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Driftwood Provincial Park Review
Central Ontario
🗓️ May to October
Driftwood Provincial Park offers waterfront campsites on the Ottawa River, providing panoramic views of the scenic Upper Ottawa Valley and Laurentian Hills. It is a peaceful, family-oriented setting with a large sandy beach, ideal for exploring the Ottawa River and the mouth of the Dumoine River by sea-kayak. The park spans 422.30 hectares and was established in 1963, offering a serene escape into nature.
Oak Highland Trails, Chevrier Creek Trails, Large sandy beach
Deep River, The Canadian Clock Museum, Deep River Bowling Alley, Stonecliffe
"No shower near electric sites, about 3/4 miles away. Campsites were all dirt and sand, and the smell of dog crap was terrible. Trash at the dumpster was not picked up for a while, and trash was lying all around them."
"Great little park with water sites. Non-electric sites are available, but electric sites are close by, though not on the water. Site to site privacy is fair, and electrical sites have more distance between them."
"Driftwood Provincial Park is a cute RV campground on the south shore of the Ottawa River. We had a great stay there. Overall, the park and its amenities seemed to be clean and well maintained, with a nice comfort station."