10 Best Beach Destinations in Canada

Singing Sands Beach, Basin Head Provincial Park, Prince Edward Island
On the way to the most eastern point of Prince Edward Island, visitors will find Basin Head Beach – aka “Singing Sands Beach”. This quiet, dog-friendly beach is in Basin Head Provincial Park. You could walk along the shore for hours with your toes in the sand—everyone loves the warm ocean waters. Find a nearby RV-friendly campsite here.Ingonish Beach, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia
Just along the Cabot Trail, visitors can choose to swim in fresh or salt water at Ingonish Beach. How, you ask? A rock formation separates the ocean waters from an adjacent lake and you don’t even have to leave the beach! The nearby Cape Breton Highlands National Park is a popular overnight camping spot for daytime beach-goers. Find a nearby RV-friendly campsite here.
Aguanish Beach, photo credit: Bryan Struble
Aguanish Beach, Québec
Nestled on Quebec’s North Shore, Aguanish beach is a hidden gem worth the trek for its magnificent sandy beach stretching between the Aguanish River and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This tranquil spot offers breathtaking views with its clear sands and charming village atmosphere. Despite the cold water, the beauty and peacefulness of Aguanish make it an ideal destination off the beaten path. Find a nearby RV-friendly campsite here.Wasaga Beach, Wasaga Beach Provincial Park, Ontario
Along the shores of Georgian Bay, beach bums flock to Wasaga Beach. You’ll also find a family-friendly area and plenty of places to camp nearby. The Town of Wasaga Beach is a fun place to be – they host a few festivals throughout the summer! Find a nearby RV-friendly campsite here.Grand Beach Provincial Park, Manitoba
Locals love Grand Beach Provincial Park, and for a good reason! Explore the tall sand dunes and surrounding hiking trails or grab a seat by the water. Stroll the boardwalk and take in the glowing sunsets. Manitoba is an outdoorsperson’s dream! Find a nearby RV-friendly campsite here.Waskesiu Beach, Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan
Waskesiu Lake is perfect for beach loungers and boaters. Wake boarding and water skiing are popular activities, or loungers might take a stroll through the adjacent forest for a break from the sun. Explore the town of Waskesiu before settling down at the end of the night. Find a nearby RV-friendly campsite here.Sandbanks Beach, Sandbanks Provincial Park, Ontario
If quaint towns full of antique shops and the neighbouring wineries weren’t enough, Sandbanks Beach is a fantastic reason to head you to Prince Edward County. Sandbanks Provincial Park is home to one of Ontario’s largest beaches with an attached campground for easy access. This beach is on Lake Ontario, so bring your boat along, too, if you want to take to the water. Find a nearby RV-friendly campsite here.
Cape Enrage Beach, Photo credit: James Mann