Gros Morne National Park
Newfoundland & Labrador
Renseignements de terrain pour Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland & Labrador. Données camping, conseils saisonniers, topographie et guide expert pour le plein air canadien.
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Conseils de saison
July-August is warmest season. June can still have snow on higher elevations. September offers solitude and dramatic skies.
À propos de ce lieu
Gros Morne National Park is a beloved campground in Newfoundland & Labrador, offering fjord hiking, glacial valleys, mountain vistas amid the Canadian wilderness. With 270+ sites, it balances comfort and nature beautifully.
Campers come here for the Canadian wilderness scenery and the chance to disconnect from daily life. The stargazing alone is worth the trip — minimal light pollution means you can see the Milky Way on clear nights. Whether you're pitching a tent for the first time or you're a seasoned backcountry traveller, Gros Morne National Park is a quintessential Canadian camping experience.
Comment s'y rendre
From the nearest town, it's approximately 1.5-2 hours by car. GPS: 49.0°N, 57.5°W. Paved road all the way to the campground entrance. Check-in at the gatehouse upon arrival.
Stationnement et accès
Each site includes one vehicle parking space. Overflow lot available near the entrance. Day-use parking available for visitors not camping. $5-12 vehicle parking fee may apply.
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Meilleur moment pour visiter
Open season: May - September. June-August: Peak season with warmest weather, but expect full campgrounds — reserve well in advance. June is generally pleasant with longer daylight hours. September: Arguably the best month — cooler temperatures, fewer bugs, stunning fall colours, and thinner crowds. May and October: Shoulder season — sites are available without reservations but nights can be cold (near or below freezing).
Terrain et topographie
The campground sits within Canadian wilderness terrain. Sites are on relatively flat, forested ground with natural screening between neighbours. Rocky ground in places — bring a footprint for your tent. The surrounding area offers excellent day-hiking opportunities. Elevation: 50-200m.
Réglements et permis
Park permit or camping fee required — reserve online through the provincial parks system. Campfires: Bring your own firewood or purchase from camp host. Do not collect wood from the forest. Quiet hours: 11 PM to 7 AM. Store food securely to avoid attracting wildlife. Pack out all garbage — Leave No Trace principles apply. Dogs must be on leash at all times.
Services à proximité
Camp store on site with basic supplies, firewood, and ice. Nearest full grocery: the nearest town (1.5-2 hours). Outfitter and gear rental within 20 minutes.
Où séjourner
Designated tent pads at each site. Yurt or oTENTik rentals available for glamping comfort. Nearby lodges and B&Bs for those wanting a roof overhead. Group sites available for parties of 10+ — reserve early.
Couverture cellulaire et sécurité
Cell coverage: Available at the main campground area. Nearest hospital: the nearest town. Wildlife is present — never approach or feed wild animals. Drinking water available at pump stations. Always tell someone your itinerary and expected return date.
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