Ontario Campgrounds, Trailer Parks,
RV Resorts and Lodges
Frontenac County
1000 Islands Kingston KOA Holiday
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1000 Islands Kingston KOA Holiday located in Kingston is the gateway to the 1000 Islands and just minutes from the campground. The city is rich in history, culture, acclaimed attractions and cuisine. Kingston is perfect for your next adventure and offers guests of every age something to do.
1000 Islands Kingston KOA Holiday
2039 Cordukes Road,
Kingston, Ontario K7L 4V4
Contact: Manager
Phone: (613) 546-6140
T F: (800) 562-9178
1000 Islands Kingston KOA Holiday
GPS Coordinates
44.30151,-76.57545
CAMPGROUND SERVICES
Administration:
Open: April 29 - Oct 15
Seasonal Sites: 19
Overnight Sites: 103
Rentals: 16
Electrical | Water | Sewage: 113
Electrical | Water: 8
Electrical: N/A
Max. AMP: 50
No Services: 1
Max. Length (RV): 95 (ft)
Accessible Facility
Credit | Debit Card
Pull Thru Sites
Pets On A Leash
Fees: (Add HST) Daily:
Min. | Max.: ($) 75 | ($) 300
Campground Facilities:
Dumping Station | Mobile Pumpout
Group Camping
Internet (WIFI)
Laundromat
Outdoor Playground
Pull Thru Sites
Recreation Hall
Restaurant | Snack Bar
Store
Toilets (Comfort Staton)
Campground Activities:
Planned Events
Outdoor Activities:
Hiking | Nature Trails
Sports:
Mini Golf
On The Water:
Outdoor Pool
Fishing
Miscellaneous Services:
Flush Toilets
Showers
Laundromat ($)
Drinking Water
Firewood ($) | Ice ($)
Offsite Services:
Walk:
Restaurant
Drive:
Natural Swimming
Fishing
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The Thousand Islands actually number 1865 in a 50 mile span between Kingston and Brockville. Some of the islands are not much more than rocky shoals, while others like Wolfe Island (27 miles long X 9 miles wide) and Howe Island (9 miles long bX 3 miles wide) are very large.
Wolfe and Howe islands have year round residents and are serviced by ferry boats from the mainland. Even some of the smaller islands have year round residents who gain access to their islands in winter by snowmobile and air boats.
The islands were formed at the end of the last ice age although the three previous ice ages also contributed to the formation of the islands. They actually form a bridge between the Canadian Shield to the north and the Adirondack mountains to the south in New York State.
The Canadian and American governments have designated some of the islands as national parks. Today, they are very popular destinations for both boaters and campers. Beau Rivage and Burnt Islands, in the Admiralty Group of islands just west of Gananoque and Gordon and Mulcaster Islands, in the Lake Fleet Group, east of Gananoque are typical of these parks.
Other nearby attractions include: 1000 Islands Boat Tours, Singer Castle, Boldt Castle, Fort Henry, Thousand Islands Playhouse, Shorelines Casino Thousand Islands, Landon Bay Centre and 1000 Islands Tower.
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