Parks Canada's oTENTik accommodations offer a distinctive hybrid experience — part A-frame cabin, part prospector tent — set on a raised wooden floor.

These permanent, ready-to-use shelters are available at multiple Ontario locations, including Point Pelee National Park, Thousand Islands National Park, Georgian Bay Islands National Park, Pukaskwa National Park, and along the Rideau Canal and Trent-Severn Waterway.

Configurations vary by site, but oTENTiks are generally sized for families, with high-density foam mattresses and a living area with table and chairs.

Some locations include electrical outlets, natural gas BBQs, and heating for year-round use, while others — such as Georgian Bay Islands — have no plumbing, running water, or electricity. Sites may be walk-in, boat-access, or drive-up depending on the park.

Reservations are made through the Parks Canada reservation system.