Rainbow Falls Provincial Park - Rossport Campground — Hotel in Unorganized Thunder Bay District

Beautiful views of the lake! Sites have 30-amp electric only. There is now a water fill station in the campground to fill RVs as well as water sources for tent campers. For sani-dump, you need to go to the White Sands campground to the east a few miles. Convenient if you are headed that way; not so much if you are headed west. But it is right at the campground entrance and easy to access. Campground was quiet. There is a little road noise, but the closer you are to the lake, the further you are from the road. Purchased firewood at the campground and it was lousy - hard to get much more than smoke from the wood. We had site R-13 and it gave us a great view from our fifth wheel door side of the lake. We hiked the Rainbow Falls Trail at the Whitesands location and the Nature Trail there as well. Also found the red chairs in Rossport, Schreiber and Terrace Bay. Fun stay! Great phone service. We...

Beautiful little park right on the highway. As others said, don't take the road google tells you. It's past that. Look for the park sign.

You need to check in at the main campground just before this one but if you pre-register your good to head to campsite.

Campsites are poorly labeled and super cramped. Sorry to our neighbors who literally had no space due to where we had to pitch our tent and park our car to access the power.

We learned the hard way that provincial park 30AMP service does not work with EV chargers 😬 (unless Tesla with adapter or you have a special charger). We initially thought our power wasn't working and the warden came very promptly to help us.

Views are beautiful and worth freezing our butts off (10° last night). If you are tenting bring warm clothes lol

Heated flush toilets by our site which was...

Other than the fact that Google took me on the wrong road, (Don't take Longshore road. Just look for Ontario park sign.) I loved my site here. I'm right on my own beach, waves lapping at the shore, and a nice strip of lava and rock to explore or sunbath on.

On a side note: at around 1 in the morning there were lights flashing and the sound of an engine. Was half-asleep and raining so I have no clue it it was a train at a nearby crossing or the park ranger checking...