Tiny Village Woodland, a privately owned campground spanning 96 acres, has positioned itself as a destination for campers seeking varied outdoor experiences without high costs.
Located roughly two hours from Ottawa, the property provides accommodations for different camping preferences, including glamping units, lakeside cabins, serviced and unserviced RV sites, and traditional tent sites.
The park’s management describes its mission as making outdoor recreation affordable and accessible for families, couples, and solo travelers.
“We believe that enjoying the great outdoors shouldn’t come with a hefty price tag,” the team notes on its website, adding that their goal is to create “an extraordinary experience” through attentive service and well-maintained facilities.
Guests can choose from a range of accommodations, including the Lakefront Golden Chalet, which features a jacuzzi, outdoor shower, and private mini-dock, and the Watercliff Dome, situated on a hill with elevated views of the surrounding lakes.
For tent campers, the park enforces occupancy and shelter limits, ensuring that each site maintains a balance between comfort and environmental preservation.
Tiny Village Woodland’s location connects to Bull Lake, which links with Buck Lake and Horseshoe Lake through calm waterways. This layout offers guests opportunities for paddling excursions and exploration.
Canoes and kayaks are available for rent, with rates starting at $20 for four hours, and life jackets and safety kits provided. Visitors with their own boats can use the on-site launch and docking facilities for a fee.
For RVers, the park offers both daily and seasonal serviced sites, allowing longer-term stays for those seeking extended outdoor getaways.
Seasonal guests can enjoy the sense of community that develops among regulars at the park, where management encourages a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere.
For professionals in the outdoor hospitality industry, Tiny Village Woodland’s model illustrates the ongoing trend of hybrid operations—facilities that blend affordable access with upscale glamping and lakefront options.
By balancing value with experience-driven offerings, small operators can appeal to diverse demographics, from budget-conscious campers to glamping enthusiasts, while maintaining year-round viability through seasonal memberships and activity-based add-ons like watercraft rentals.
Featured image by Tiny Village Woodland via woodlandparkarden.com