The diversity of landscapes and habitats at Haliburton Forest can be explored on foot, by bike, canoe or otherwise. Numerous trails and paths criss-cross the land enabling visitors access to the unspoiled natural environment. Due to the extent of Haliburton Forest's lands and the variety of activities offered, many visitors decide on extended stays. In order to accommodate overnight visits in the heart of it's lands, Haliburton Forest has developed an extensive network of semi-wilderness campsites on 17 of its 50 lakes. While a majority of sites are leased on an annual basis, a number of designated sites have been reserved for short term use.
All sites are spacious and accessible throughout the summer by car.
They are situated directly on a lakeshore, well spaced and private, without back lots, and are often out of sight from any neighbour. Sites are equipped with a picnic table and outhouse, but no hook-ups or other services. Camping at Haliburton Forest can only occur on designated sites. Advance reservations are required. In order to accommodate longer stays a minimum weekly occupation is required for some sites.