oTENTik

• Five oTENTik units available
• Reservations are recommended. Visit Parks Canada Reservation Service. When reserving online, oTENTiks can be found by selecting Parks Canada Accommodations.
• Maximum of six campers permitted per site

* Review all camping safety, regulations and etiquette before departure.

• Sleeping area for up to six people - one double bed, two singles, and a bunk bed
• A table and four chairs
• A battery-powered lantern
• An electric baseboard heater (takes the chill off, but does not provide full heat)
• A USB charging port
• Fire extinguisher, smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector.
• Broom and dustpan

*There is no plumbing or running water in the oTENTiks. Washrooms are located in the campground.

• A-Frame tent with front deck
• Fire pit
• Picnic table and four Adirondack chairs
• Parking for a maximum of one vehicle

• Shared kitchen shelter
• Accessible washroom with showers
• Potable water taps
• Bundled firewood can be purchased at the Visitor Centre or campground kiosk. Keep all fires within the designated fire pits.

• Sleeping bags, blankets and pillows (extra blankets and sleeping bags are recommended when temperature fall to -10° C in May and September)
• Food, drinks, and a water container
• Cooking equipment, dishes, eating utensils and a cooler (propane BBQs are provided)
• Slippers or indoor shoes
• Flashlights
• Fire-making kit; waterproof matches / lighter
• This list is not exhaustive – visit adventuresmart.ca for a list of essential items to bring camping.

Visitors are expected to practice safe camping and picnicking practices, obey the camping and other national park’s regulations including keeping pets on a leash, and keeping food and garbage secure at all times. In addition to the Parks Canada’s camping regulations, oTENTik users must follow these additional regulations:

• Never prepare food, store food or drinks, or cook inside the oTENTik
• Keep oTENTik area clean at all times. Store ALL food, garbage and scented items in a vehicle or a bear proof storage container when not in use
• Never smoke or vape tobacco or cannabis within the oTENTik
• Keep pets, on leash and under control at all times

Reservations are recommended. Review the campground hours of operation for more information on the operating season dates.

oTENTik sites #34 and #41 are ideal for larger groups. These site are side by side and separate from the rest of the campsites!

oTENTik site #9 is wheelchair accessible.

• Check-in at the Astotin Lake Campground Kiosk upon arrival
• Check-in time is 3:00 p.m.
• Check-out time is 11:00 a.m.

If arriving after the campground kiosk is closed, please contact the Elk Island National Park Visitor Centre during regular business hours to make arrangements for late arrival.