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Free camping and cell signal in Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova

Where Crown land camping is allowed in Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova, where you'll still have signal to work or call for help, and what's on the road in: logging, surface and parking. Free to use online. Offline use is paid: the Camp Map Pass saves the region to your phone for use with no signal.

Open Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova in the map
0recreation sites
276remote spots with signal
477licensed cell sites
30parks and protected areas

Can you camp on Crown land in Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova?

The province has said it does not target short-term camping on Crown land; occupying it long-term without a licence breaks the Lands Act, and no day limit is published. Wilderness reserves need an entry permit. In Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova the map shows Crown and private land from the Canadian Forest Service's 250 m land classification, plus parks and wilderness reserves. Parks and protected areas here include Butter Pot Provincial Park, Notre Dame Provincial Park, Bellevue Beach Provincial Park, Jack's Pond Provincial Park, Lockston Path Provincial Park and more; camp only in their designated sites.

Where will I have cell signal?

Coverage in the backcountry follows the valleys and the highways. Using every licensed cell site and a terrain model of where each one can reach, the map estimates that a clear line of sight to a site covers about 12% of Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova for Telus and Bell, 2% for Rogers and Fido and 0% for Freedom. Telus / Bell reaches the most of this region. The region has 398 Telus/Bell, 79 Rogers/Fido and 0 Freedom cell sites. Speed tests from other campers show where it's good enough to work from.

Remote spots with signal in Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova

Ranked by distance from town and signal. Tap one to open it on the map.

  1. Campsite near Junction Pond · gravel road · 12.2 km from Norris Arm · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  2. Crown land near Big Loon Pond · gravel road · 11.9 km from Mount Carmel-Mitchells Brook-St. Catherine's · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  3. Campsite near Catamaran Brook · gravel road · 9 km from Badger · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  4. Crown land near Rocky Brook · gravel road · 11.4 km from Badger · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  5. Crown land near Powderhorn Brook · gravel road · 15.7 km from Badger · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  6. Crown land near Father Sheas Pond · gravel road · 13.3 km from Mount Carmel-Mitchells Brook-St. Catherine's · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  7. Crown land near Grassy Pond · gravel road · 11.5 km from Cape Broyle · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  8. Crown land near Powderhorn Lake · gravel road · 16.9 km from Badger · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  9. Crown land near Frenchman's Brook · gravel road · 14.1 km from Grand Falls-Windsor · line of sight to Telus / Bell
  10. Crown land · gravel road · 17.8 km from Grand Falls-Windsor · line of sight to Telus / Bell

Logging and road access

The map shows which roads in Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova are paved, gravel, rough or unpaved tracks, plus parking lots and trailheads. Logging data for Newfoundland and Labrador is not on the map yet.

Open Central & Eastern Newfoundland: Avalon, Bonavista & Terra Nova in the map

Cosmic's Camp Map puts all of this on one map with land status, cell coverage by carrier, recreation sites, wildfires, services and road reports, and, with the Camp Map Pass, saves it to your phone for use without signal. See everything the map does.

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