Saw this article while i was signing out from my hotmail account, on msn. Interesting that the top four locations are all in western Canada (sorry, Torontonians! 
). Not posting the whole article cuz itâs too long, just the intro.
http://www.lifenetwork.ca/features/top10/topten46.asp
If youâve never gone camping in Canada, can you really call yourself Canadian? Whether you prefer roughing it in the great outdoors or enjoying the comforts of modernity, camping can be an invigorating, spirit-lifting adventure and is a great way to take in our countryâs unique geographical magnificence.
Searching for the thrill of visiting a part of your country that youâve never explored before? Or are you a seasoned camper seeking to return to the rush of the bush experience? Either way, pack your canoe, fishing gear, bug repellent and hiking boots and pitch a tent in the Great White North. From sea to sea, here are 10 national parks listed by province to suit everyoneâs personal camping style.
Nadia Bibi 
yeh main ne apni general knowledge ke liay parh kar sambhaal kar rakh lia hai :halo: thankoo!
aur yeh irem aap ko topi pehna rahi hai 
I'm gonna go to Banff with him.
:love: iâd like to visit this one (InshaâAllah one day) - this is from the articleâs description of it:
Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland
If you view Gros Morneâs glacial valleys on a foggy day, youâll understand how it came to get its name, "Big Gloomy, " from the French. Despite the melancholic magnitude of the mountains, blue fjords, which cut into the coastal range, and endless spruce trees, the two sections of this United Nations World Heritage Site are replete with the inspiring sight and sounds of caribou, moose, and eagles. One of Canadaâs two crown-jewel national parks in Atlantic Canada, Gros Morneâs pre-Cambrian mountains are several million years older than the Rockies, and some of the oldest in the world.
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I have been to Long Beach, BC. Its a awesome place to visit and the road from Victoria, to Nanaimo and then to Long Beach was breath-taking. Its around 5 hrs drive from Victoria if I remember correctly. The whole Vancouver Island for that matter is breath-taking. I know Ontario and Quebec have beautiful places but nothing compared to Western Canada. Alberta is also very nice, Banff, Jasper and Revelstock area specially.
hi folks, i'm new here. so uhh, salams to everyone :)
I've camped at ALgonquin national parks with friends. AMAZING PLACE ! I'll post some pics of em.
and o yeah if u guys go for camping ALWAYS go for canooin. u'll looove it !!
and this summer i'm planning to go to Gross Morne National Park.
I also wanna see whales in atlantic ocean. and ice bergs. and ofcourse.. i'll try to canoe in the ocean. .. dont know how safe it'll be .. but neways.. will try :D
). Not posting the whole article cuz itâs too long, just the intro.
You and me are going to go camping one day 
InshaâAllah.