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Gros Morne National Park Campgrounds

4 campgrounds compared side by side, in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Data compiled October 2026. Confirm details with the campground before you travel.

In short. We list 4 campgrounds in Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland and Labrador. Few of these listings report hookups, so call ahead about power, water and dump facilities.

Check with the RV park before you go. Rates, hookups, site sizes and opening dates change from year to year, so confirm them with the campground directly.

Compare at a glance

CampgroundWhereTypeServices listed
Berry Hill Campground – Gros Morne National Park66 sitesRocky HarbourNational parkNot listed
Lomond Campground – Gros Morne National Park32 sitesGros Morne National ParkNational parkNot listed
Shallow Bay Campground – Gros Morne National Park62 sitesCow HeadNational parkNot listed
Trout River Campground – Gros Morne National Park42 sitesTrout RiverNational parkNot listed

Campground by campground

Ask each campground about power rating, longest site and pull-throughs, dump station or sewer, and opening dates.

Berry Hill Campground – Gros Morne National Park

National park · Rocky Harbour · 66 campsites

No hookups or facilities are listed. Treat it as basic camping until the operator says otherwise.

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Lomond Campground – Gros Morne National Park

National park · Gros Morne National Park · 32 campsites

No hookups or facilities are listed. Treat it as basic camping until the operator says otherwise.

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Shallow Bay Campground – Gros Morne National Park

National park · Cow Head · 62 campsites

No hookups or facilities are listed. Treat it as basic camping until the operator says otherwise.

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Trout River Campground – Gros Morne National Park

National park · Trout River · 42 campsites

No hookups or facilities are listed. Treat it as basic camping until the operator says otherwise.

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Booking

Parks Canada takes reservations for many campgrounds and keeps some sites first-come, first-served. A park pass is separate from the campground fee.

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National park campsite counts and coordinates are adapted from the Government of Canada’s Parks Canada Accommodation open dataset.

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