Paint Lake Campground sits within Paint Lake Provincial Park near Thompson, Manitoba, on the shores of a lake renowned for its countless islands and rugged Precambrian Shield scenery.

The campground offers 86 campsites — including basic and electrically serviced options — plus six yurts and facilities accessible to visitors with physical disabilities. Modern washrooms, central shower buildings, and water taps serve the camping area.

Two playgrounds, a volleyball court, and a beach provide on-site recreation. A sightseeing trail follows the shoreline of the peninsula, connecting to picnic areas, an amphitheatre, viewpoints, and two beaches — Dawn Beach and Twilight Bay.

The marina, boat launch, grocery store, and restaurant are all a short distance from the campground. Kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and boating are popular pursuits on the lake, which is known for walleye, pike, and perch.