Often you'll find grills, fire rings, and patios on the tent site. Tent sites are usually close to central restrooms and most have electrical hookups. With tents and teepees, you'll likely need to bring your camping equipment such as sleeping bags, coolers, and stoves. Check with the park's management when making your reservation to make sure. A few campgrounds in both Canada and the United States offer bed and breakfast rooms in their homes.
Breakfasts range from continental to full meals.
Bath facilities vary from private to shared. A couple have kitchenettes. You can rent lodge rooms at many state parks throughout the country. These often have deluxe rooms, quality restaurants, swimming pools and other recreational amenities such as golf or horseback riding. Campgrounds are also adding lodges to their facilities.