BARRIE, ONTARIO

Why Barrie Is the Perfect Launchpad

Step outside the dealership and you’re five minutes from Kempenfelt Bay’s Waterfront Trail, a scenic 6-km shoreline route linking Centennial Beach, Heritage Park, and public art spots. If life on the water calls, Barrie Marina offers more than 340 seasonal and transient slips plus a dual concrete launch ramp—ideal for testing your new toy-hauler’s boat storage or your roof-mounted kayak rack . Prefer human-powered fun? Local outfitters rent paddleboards and kayaks for about $25 per half-day, including PFDs, so you can roll straight from our hitch-bay to the lake without missing a beat.

Craving forest trails instead of shoreline strolls? Simcoe County manages nearly 34,000 acres across 150 publicly accessible forest tracts—Ontario’s largest municipal forest network. Install bike racks or a portable solar panel in-store, and within ten minutes you’ll be hiking, bird-watching, or snowshoeing under towering pines.

Weekend-Ready Parks, Year-Round

Within a 45-minute tow you’ll hit three headline-worthy provincial parks. Sibbald Point delivers pull-through trailer sites, a sandy beach on Lake Simcoe, and even a Victorian-era museum for rainy-day breaks. Ten minutes past Orillia, Bass Lake offers RV-friendly loops, canoe rentals, and winter snowshoe trails—making it a four-season favourite for a family-friendly camping near Barrie. Meanwhile, Earl Rowe’s Boyne River hosts spring trout and fall salmon runs, plus canoe and paddle-boat rentals on its lake

Ready to Roll?

Drop by 2060 Commerce Park Dr., Innisfil, or call (705) 881-4771 to book a walk-through, secure same-day financing, and drive out ready for Centennial Beach sunsets, Muskoka cottage weekends, or four-season forest adventures—all starting at CampMart Barrie, your friendly neighbourhood RV launchpad.