Jeremy's Bay Campground
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site
Jeremy's Bay Campground offers front country campsites for tents, trailers, and RVs, and three types of roofed accommodations: Ôasis, oTENTik, and rustic cabins. The Ôasis, oTENTik, and rustic cabins are located in Jim Charles Point.
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Dates
Camping is available from Victoria Day weekend (mid-May) to the end of October. Camping is not permitted from November to April.
Reservations
Parks Canada Reservation Service: 1-877-RESERVE (737-3783) | Outside of North America: 519-826-5391
Cost: See prices
Group camping reservations
Beginning July 18, 2024, group camping reservations must be made through the Parks Canada Reservation Service: Reserve online | 1-877-RESERVE (737-3783) | Outside of North America: 519-826-5391. More information about group camping.
Facilities and services
More information about facilities and services
Upgrades and improvements
Significant upgrades and improvements to Jeremy’s Bay Campground create a modern, safe, and inclusive experience for visitors. The environmentally-friendly facilities have been built using long-lifespan materials and low maintenance design, and are equipped with efficient lighting. New and efficient water and wastewater treatment systems provide a safe and reliable water supply.
Washroom and shower facilities
Ten new modern and inclusive washroom and shower facilities feature accessible, barrier-free design that meet the diverse needs of visitors. Facilities are gender-neutral, designed for improved privacy and personal security. The new combined facilities add convenience by reducing visitors' travel distance to showers.
Heated roofed accommodations
Five new heated Ôasis units as well as heated and newly insulated oTENTiks and rustic cabins at Jim Charles Point make shoulder season visits more comfortable. Visitors are still encouraged to bring warm clothing and sleeping bags during the shoulder season.
Equipment rentals
Equipment rentals are available from Whynot Adventure, the Keji Outfitters. Reservations in advance are recommended.
Pick up your rental at Jake’s Landing.
Campground location
Maps
This map shows the accommodations available in Jeremy's Bay Campground. The unserviced and serviced sites are located in the three loops of Jeremy's Bay Campground: Meadow Loop, Slapfoot Loop, and Jim Charles Loop. The Ôasis, oTENTik, and rustic cabins are located in Jim Charles Point.
Meadow Loop
This map shows the facilities and services available in the Meadow Loop. The Meadow Loop offers campsites for tents, trailers, and RVs. Some sites are serviced with electricity.
Unserviced sites (53 to 60 and 61 to 154)
Serviced sites (M1 to M52)
Playground 
Slapfoot Loop
This map shows the facilities and services available in the Slapfoot Loop. The Slapfoot Loop offers campsites for tents, trailers, and RVs. Some sites are serviced with electricity.
Unserviced site
Serviced site
Drinking waterJim Charles Loop
This map shows the facilities and services available in the Jim Charles Loop.
This map shows the oTENTik village in the Jim Charles Loop. One of Kejimkujik's two oTENTik villages is nestled in the Jim Charles Loop, including one accessible oTENTik (335). The Jim Charles Loop also offers walk-in sites, and sites without electricity for tents, trailers and RVs.
Kitchen shelterJim Charles Point
This map shows the facilities and services available at Jim Charles Point. Jim Charles Point offers tent camping for groups, and newly re-designed roofed accommodations: oTENTik, Ôasis, and rustic cabins, including two accessible oTENTik (401 and 402).
Group camping
oTENTik
Accessible oTENTik (401 and 402)
Pet-friendly oTENTik (408)
Ôasis
Rustic cabin
Pet-friendly rustic cabin (C5)
Be prepared
You are responsible for your own safety. Be prepared for changing weather conditions, be aware of hazards, and have adequate information and equipment to ensure a safe visit.
A few rules
Rules that apply to the other campground sites also apply at Jeremy's Bay Campground.
Please review general campground information.
| Check in time |
After 2 pm for campsites After 3 pm for roofed accommodations Visitors who would like to arrive at the campground earlier may enjoy the rest of Kejimkujik while waiting for their campsite to become vacant (a valid entry pass is required) |
|---|---|
| After-hours registration |
Late must campers follow the posted instructions on the Campground Kiosk bulletin board for self-registration |
| Check out time |
Before 11 am |
| Quiet hours |
11 pm to 7 am |
| Generator policy |
Generator use is permitted from 9 am to 11 am and 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm |
| Electrical service amperage |
30 Amp service in all serviced campsites |
| Visiting hours |
End at 11 pm |
| Minimum age required for permit holder |
18 |
| Maximum length of stay |
21 nights |
| Maximum persons per site |
4 people or 2 adults with dependent children |
| Maximum vehicles per site |
2 vehicle or 2 motorcycles Exceptions for RVs towing a vehicle, otherwise park second vehicle in designated parking area |
| Maximum camping units per site |
2 tents or 1 RV/camper and 1 tent Equipment must fit on graveled portion of the site |
| If there is no vacancy for your dates |
All of Kejimkujik's campsites and accommodations are reservable. If there is no vacancy showing for your dates, check back for cancellations. Tourism Nova Scotia offers information on other places to stay. Call 902-742-0511 or 1-800-565-0000 (toll free in North America). |
| Firewood policy |
To prevent the spread of invasive forest pests, bringing firewood to Kejimkujik is prohibited. All imported firewood is prohibited except kiln dried wood in a sealed plastic bag. More information Firewood purchased in Kejimkujik is kiln-dried and bug-free. Kiln dried firewood is sold at the campground kiosk by the bag, with a mixture of hard and soft wood. Most sites have a firepit. Do not leave fires unattended. Visitors must comply with any restrictions on fires in effect during their visit. Check the important bulletins to see if there is a fire ban or temporary closure in place. |
| Alcohol and cannabis policy |
Alcohol and cannabis consumption is permitted on registered Parks Canada campsites, but is prohibited in all other campground common areas (including beaches, playgrounds, and other public areas). |
| Pet policy |
For their safety and the safety of wildlife, pets must be kept on leash at all times. Please make sure you clean up after your pets. Disposal bags and stations can be found at Merrymakedge beach and the Visitor Center. Do not leave pets unattended. Keep pets on graveled area of the campsite. Pets are not allowed on public beaches, with the exception of the pet-friendly area at Merrymakedge Beach. |
| Food and garbage |
Raccoons, bears, and other animals are attracted to food and food waste. Please store all unattended food items (including coolers) in your vehicle, and NEVER store food in your tent. For your safety, Parks Canada staff may seize unattended animal attractants. Do not burn garbage. Nova Scotia law requires waste to be sorted before disposal. Proper waste sorting will assist in recycling efforts, keep nuisance animals away, and leave your site in good shape for the campers who follow you. Sorting stations are located throughout Kejimkujik. |
| Fishing |
A Kejimkujik National Park Fishing license is required for fishing. More details about licenses and regulations. |
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