Gros Morne National Park on Newfoundland’s west coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with fjord-like ponds, the Tablelands and Bonne Bay. The Viking Trail continues north to L’Anse aux Meadows, where Norse settlers lived a thousand years ago. Getting to the island by ferry is part of the adventure.
🧭 Things to See & Do
⛴️ Western Brook Pond
A boat tour into a freshwater fjord.
🪨 Tablelands
Rust-coloured mantle rock exposed on the Earth’s surface.
🛶 Bonne Bay
Kayaking, boat tours and small communities around the bay.
🛡️ L’Anse aux Meadows
A Norse site at the northern tip of the island.
🚐 RV Campgrounds & Resources
🏕️ Berry Hill Campground
Parks CanadaGros Morne’s largest campground, near Rocky Harbour.
🏕️ Shallow Bay & Lomond
Parks CanadaMore national park camping on the coast and Bonne Bay.
🏕️ Private campgrounds
PrivatePrivate options throughout the Great Northern Peninsula.
📘 Good to Know
Plan the crossing
- Reserve the Marine Atlantic ferry from North Sydney early and have your RV’s dimensions ready.
- Moose are common on island roads — slow down at dawn and dusk.
- Best season to visit: late June–September.
🔗 Official Links
Parks Canada – Gros Morne
Official information and reservations.
Marine Atlantic
Official information and reservations.