Jeremy's Bay Campground

Jeremy's Bay Campground offers front country campsites for tents, trailers, and RVs, and three types of roofed accommodations: Ôasis, oTENTik units and rustic cabins.

The Ôasis, oTENTik units (400 series) and rustic cabins are located in Jim Charles Point and the oTENTik Village (300 series) is located in Jim Charles Loop. More information about the roofed accommodations

On this page

• Campground location
• Campground map
• Popular areas in Jeremy's Bay Campground
• Quieter areas in Jeremy's Bay Campground
• Heated roofed accommodations
• Accessible campsites and oTENTik units
• Camping dates
• Reservations
• Facilities and services
• Prepare for your trip
• Contact information

Campground location

Civic address: Jeremy's bay is 1223 Jeremys Bay Campground Rd, Caledonia, NS, B0T 1B0

GPS coordinates: N 44.43829 W 65.20860

Campground map

This map shows the four sections of Jeremy's Bay Campground and the locations of campsites, roofed accommodations and amenities in the campground. The four sections include Meadow Loop, Slapfoot Loop, Jim Charles Loop and Jim Charles Point. The four sections are connected by a main road and the Slapfoot Trail along Jeremy's Bay and Kejimkujik Lake. 

Popular areas in Jeremy's Bay Campground

Meadow Loop (M1-60)

• A classic and a favorite for returning visitors, offering a more peaceful experience

Meadow Loop (61 to 154)

• A very busy spot in the summer
• Sites are closer together than other loops

Slapfoot Loop

• A popular area for families and groups with children, so it tends to be busier
• Sites are close together

Jim Charles Loop

• A quieter loop and a favorite for visitors of all ages

Quieter areas in Jeremy's Bay Campground

For the quietest experience, consider staying in the M1-60 area:

• more relaxed environment
• many visitors familiar with the campground's quiet hours
• no playgrounds close by

Heated roofed accommodations at Jim Charles Point

Heated accommodations at Jim Charles Point make shoulder season visits more comfortable. Visitors are still encouraged to bring warm clothing and sleeping bags during the shoulder seasons.

• Heated Ôasis units 
• Heated and insulated oTENTik
• Rustic cabins

More information about the roofed accommodations

Camping dates

Camping is available from Victoria Day weekend (mid-May) to the end of October. Camping is not permitted from November to April.

Reservations

How to make a camping reservation

Parks Canada Reservation Service: 1-877-RESERVE (737-3783) | Outside of North America: 519-826-5391

Reserve online

Cost: See prices

Reservation tips

• Please check back for cancellations or sign up for the "Notify Me" feature to be notified of new availability in the frontcountry
• Please cancel any unneeded bookings to give others the chance to enjoy Kejimkujik 
• Tourism Nova Scotia offers information on other places to stay: call 902-742-0511 or 1-800-565-0000 (toll free in North America)

Services and amenities

Facilities and services

Washrooms, showers, firewood, beaches, trails, Sky Circle and more!

Equipment rentals

Reserve equipment rentals in advance from Whynot Adventure, The Keji Outfitters.

Accessible and easier-access visits

Accessible experiences and accessibility equipment available on site, including: wheelchairs and a mobility mat.

Guided adventures

Reserve a guided paddling adventure with Whynot Adventure, The Keji Outfitters.

Lakeview Cafe & Eatery

Enjoy hot coffee, drinks and food at the restaurant near Merrymakedge Beach P4.

The changing forest

Hemlock woolly adelgid is an invasive insect that is damaging and killing Eastern hemlock in Kejimkujik.

Google Street View

Check out the campground using Google Street View (from May 2013).

Prepare for your trip