Jeremy’s Bay Campground – Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site The Google rating is 4.6

Visit reservation.pc.gc.ca to book your stay or call 1-877-RESERVE (1-877-737-3783)

Nestled within a lush Wabanaki-Acadian forest near the shoreline of Kejimkujik Lake, stay overnight among one of Canada’s natural and cultural treasures.

Jeremy’s Bay Campground offers:

• 344 Front country Campsites 
  • 154 with electricity and 190 unserviced (water stations are located nearby).
• Roofed Accommodations
  • 18 oTentiks: A spacious blend of tent and rustic cabin equipped with beds and furniture on a raised floor. 3 are wheelchair-accessible, 3 are pet-friendly and 8 are equipped with propane heat. 10 are located in Jeremy’s Bay and 8 are located in Jim Charles Point.
  • 5 Ôasis: A tear drop-shaped ‘duplex’ on stilts offering a convertible table/bed with cushions on the main level and a suspended hammock loft above. Spend the night under a natural canopy and fall asleep admiring the stars! Equipped with electric heat. Located in Jim Charles Point.
  • 3 Rustic Cabins: These insulated cabins have waterviews and are equipped with bunks and mattresses, a table and chairs, a woodstove, a food preparation area, an outdoor firebox, and a picnic table. Located in Jim Charles Point. One cabin is pet-friendly.

Facilities nearby include accessible all-gender washrooms, hot showers, outdoor sinks, playgrounds, disposal station, individual and/or group fireboxes, ice, firewood, limited wifi service, interpretation programs, outdoor theatre, dark sky circle, trails, and beaches.

Canoe, kayak, SUP and bike rentals available at Jake’s Landing through Whynot Adventure Outfitters.

Jake’s Landing offers:

• 1 Rustic Cabin: located on the Mersey River at Jake’s Landing. No mattresses and no showers nearby.

Backcountry camping in Kejimkujik
Over 80% of Kejimkujik is accessible by canoe or hiking only. Experience some solitude in a beautiful gentle wilderness setting. Keji’s backcountry camping offers:

• 46 Backcountry campsites, scattered along hiking trails and canoe routes. Each site has two tent pads, a firebox, a picnic table, a pit privy, bear cables for hoisting food, and firewood. Campsites, trails, and portages enable you to travel safely without disturbing the land.
• 2 Rustic Cabins
  • Note: backcountry cabins do not have mattresses.

For more information on camping and roofed accommodations visit https://parks.canada.ca/keji-camping

Accessibility

• Borrow a Mobi-Chair floating beach wheelchair or Hippocampe all-terrain wheelchair from the Visitor Centre
• Mobi-Mat Merrymakedge Beach is available from mid-June to mid-September

Proudly Rainbow Registered: Canada’s national accreditation for 2SLGBTQI+ inclusive, welcoming and safer spaces for all. Learn more about this program at rainbowregistered.ca

No maintenance in off-season.

On-leash pets welcome.