The Canada Strong Pass is back for the holidays and summer 2026! Parks Canada is offering a 25% discount on fees for camping and overnight stays from:
- June 19 to September 7, 2026 inclusive
Learn what this means for your visit to Thousand Islands National Park.
Admission continues to be free at Thousand Islands National Park, however parking, mooring and other fees still apply.
Thousand Islands National Park consists of mainland day-use properties at Mallorytown Landing, Landons Bay and Jones Creek, and island properties along the St. Lawrence River. Island campsites and oTENTiks are accessible by boat only, campers must arrange their own transportation.
Free admission at Thousand Islands National Park
The Government of Canada is offering free admission to places operated by Parks Canada from:
- June 19 to September 7, 2026 inclusive
What’s included in free admission at Thousand Islands National Park
An admission fee is not charged at Thousand Islands National Park. Parking, mooring and other additional fees still apply.
What’s not included in free admission at Thousand Islands National Park
During the Canada Strong Pass periods, fees still apply for:
- camping and other accommodations (discounts may apply)
- reservations
- mooring
- firewood
- parking
Where free admission applies
Free admission only applies to places operated by and for Parks Canada, during regular operating hours.
Where Parks Canada free admission doesn’t apply
Parks Canada free admission does not apply to:
- provincial or territorial parks
- Sépaq parks in Québec
- municipal and private parks
- parks or historic sites not operated by Parks Canada
- locations operated by third parties
25% off camping and overnight stays at Thousand Islands National Park
A discount of 25% will apply to fees for camping and roofed accommodations operated by Parks Canada at Thousand Islands National Park from:
- June 19 to September 7, 2026 inclusive
The 25% discount is part of the Canada Strong Pass, and may not be combined with other promotions. If more than 1 discount applies, you will receive whichever discount is greater.
What is included in the 25% discount at Thousand Islands National Park
- Island camping
- oTENTiks
Learn more about types of camping and overnight accommodations at Thousand Islands National Park.
What’s not included in the 25% discount at Thousand Islands National Park
During the Canada Strong Pass periods, fees still apply for:
- mooring
- programs not usually included with admission
- services provided by third parties
- firewood
- permits
- parking
Reservation system administrative fees still apply.
This is not an exhaustive list. Refer to fees at Thousand Islands National Park.
Where the 25% off applies
The discount is offered on camping and accommodations operated by Parks Canada, during operating hours.
Where the 25% off doesn’t apply
The 25% discount on camping and roofed accommodation does not apply at:
- provincial or territorial parks
- Sépaq parks in Québec
- municipal and private parks
- parks or historic sites not operated by Parks Canada
- camping and accommodations operated by third parties
Details for 25% off camping and overnight stays at Thousand Islands National Park
How to get the 25% discount
The reduced camping rate is open to all visitors.
Most campgrounds and overnight accommodations at Thousand Islands National Park require advanced reservations. We also offer some first-come first-serve camping options. Confirm reservation requirements and availability before you travel.
Reservations booked directly with Parks Canada
Reservation launch date
Thousand Islands National Park reservations for the 2026 visitor season launch on February 2 at 8 am EST.
First-come first-served camping and overnight accommodations
Everyone registering in person upon arrival for camping or roofed accommodation at Thousand Islands National Park will pay the reduced rates for the nights of:
- June 19 to September 7, 2026 inclusive
Plan your camping trip here
Contact Thousand Islands National Park
If you have a question not answered above, contact Thousand Islands National Park.
Plan ahead for your trip
Parks Canada administers one of the finest and most extensive systems of natural and cultural heritage places in the world, for present and future generations.
Thousand Islands National Park is very busy, especially in the summer. Plan ahead to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience and to help protect these treasured places.
Winter things to do at Parks Canada
Snowshoeing, skiing, winter camping, events, hot springs and more.
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