Boondock camping site.

Boondock camping in Ontario often refers to dispersed camping on Crown land, where camping is permitted free of charge for up to 21 consecutive days on most public lands outside provincial parks and conservation reserves. Campers must move at least 100 metres after the 21-day period. This style of camping typically involves self-contained units without serviced facilities such as electricity, water hookups, or washrooms. Crown land represents approximately 87 percent of Ontario's land base, offering extensive opportunities for those seeking a rustic, off-grid camping experience. Prospective campers should verify that camping is permitted in their chosen location and note that some green zones prohibit camping altogether.