CrownAccess Plus
Room for the camper, right off the road
Finding somewhere flat and open to pull off a van, camper or trailer on Crown land is the hard part. Camper Pull-offs maps 7,000+ old forestry gravel pits on Crown camping land beside open forest roads. Plus shows every one of them, keeps the whole map open while you plan, saves your spots, and comes with you in the CrownAccess iPhone app. The public map stays free.
What Plus includes
Camper Pull-offs across Ontario
Gravel pits dug to build forest roads: flat, open and hard-packed. Every one is on Crown camping land, clear of posted no-camping signs, and within 300 m of an open MNRF road. Three in four we checked on satellite imagery were real clearings.
The whole map, no time limit
Camping, fishing, hunting, ATV and snowmobile layers, forestry, roads and fire danger, open for as long as you're planning.
The iPhone app, offline
Every layer in the CrownAccess app, your location on the map, and maps saved to your phone for places with no signal.
Saved spots on every device
Save places privately, add notes, and find them again on your phone or computer.
$45 CAD a year — about $3.75 a month, billed once. One subscription works on the website and the iPhone app: sign in to the app with the same account. Secure checkout by Stripe. Cancel any time.
Try it free first
Turn on Camper Pull-offs and every spot around Haliburton Highlands is free to open, including one we've visited in person. Everywhere else, the map shows how many pull-offs sit in each area, so you can see what's waiting before you subscribe.
Each spot opens a satellite view and directions. Solid dots sit right at the road; hollow ones are a short way in. Rate the spots you know and the map gets better for everyone.
Take it on the road
Most of the places worth camping have no cell service. The CrownAccess iPhone app shows your position on Crown land and keeps the maps you saved working offline. Crown land for camping is free in the app; your Plus account unlocks the rest.
What it can't tell you
Pull-offs come from forestry annual reports and mapped road records. They can't confirm whether a road is passable today, whether a gate or berm has gone up, whether a pit is still being worked, flooded or grown in, or how much clearance the trees leave. They are possible spots, not campsites, and they don't guarantee Crown status, legal access or permission. Signs on the ground always win.
Start on the map
Open the map with Camper Pull-offs on, explore the free spots, and unlock the rest of Ontario whenever you're ready.
Open Camper Pull-offs