Crown Land Near Brockville
Brockville is the old river town at the downstream end of the Thousand Islands, where Highway 401 hugs the St. Lawrence between Kingston and Cornwall. Public land here is modest and mostly protected wetland: Brockville Long Swamp Fen Provincial Park, a day-use nature reserve, lies 13 km inland, Charleston Lake Provincial Park and its granite backcountry sit 28 km northwest, and the Kemptville District crown lands — the closest block where you can actually pitch a tent for free — begin about 31 km away, with Murphys Point Provincial Park 48 km up toward Perth. The river itself is the draw: McDonald Bay and Maitland Bay are 4 to 8 km from downtown, Buells Creek Reservoir is a 5 km bass pond inside the city, and Centre, Graham and Temperance lakes lie 13 to 16 km inland. Campgrounds cluster around Mallorytown, 11 to 20 km west along the parkway. This page rounds up the closest public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips around Brockville.
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