The Achray Campground is a small (45 campsites) but beautiful campground located on the Park's East Side. Having a much more rustic character than many of the Highway 60 Corridor campgrounds, Achray lacks shower and laundry facilities as well as hook-ups for RVs and trailers. It does offer flush toilets and treated cold-running water. What Achray lacks in facilities, it more than makes up for in charm and beauty.

Located on the shore of scenic Grand Lake, the Achray Campground has beautiful sand beaches and several trails in close proximity to, or starting from, the campground itself. The pretty Berm Lake Trail starts at Achray, and a few minutes away by car is Algonquin's most spectacular scenic wonder, the 100-metre deep Barron Canyon accessible by canoe or by a self-guiding trail. Well worth a visit!

We have expanded our well-known and long-running summer interpretive program to include the Achray Campground. Join Park Naturalists for a children's program or evening slide presentation during your stay.

Map of the Campground

Achray Interpretive Programs

Trails in Achray Area