Campground · Gros Morne National Park
Camp beside a cobble beach with ocean-view pitches.
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The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Gros Morne Tour Guide
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Gros Morne National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Green Point Geological Site“You're approaching Green Point; the geological site is a separate stop about 500 metres north of the campground. The sharply tilted beds here began as ocean-floor sediment nearly 500 million years ago.”
Plays as you drive up to Green Point Campground in the Parkwolf Gros Morne Tour Guide.
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Green Point is a 33-site drive-in campground on the coast, about 12 km north of Rocky Harbour along Route 430. Some campsites are forested and others look toward the ocean, with a path down to the cobble beach. Wind-shaped, stunted trees known locally as tuckamore grow along the coast. It suits campers who want the water close at hand and a place to settle between exploring the park's coastal stops.
The campground has 8 serviced sites with water and electricity, 23 unserviced sites, and two oTENTiks. Every site has a fire pit. The choice is between a more open outlook and tree cover: ocean-facing sites are more exposed when coastal weather turns windy, while wooded pitches offer some shelter.
The campground's cobble beach gives campers direct access to the water. About 500 m north, Green Point Geological Site is a separate stop, not part of the campground. Its fossil-bearing rock layers record an ancient ocean floor nearly 500 million years old and mark the Cambrian–Ordovician boundary, a geological benchmark. Go at low tide for a closer look along the shore; stay back from the cliff edge and watch for falling rocks.
Wildlife
252 sightingsMooseMost seen around 7 AMSighting map
120 sightingsCaribouMost seen around 7 AMSighting map
22 sightingsBlack BearMost seen around 7 PMSighting map
61 sightingsBald EagleMost seen around 7 AMSighting map
11 sightingsCommon Minke WhaleMost seen around noonSighting map
70 sightingsHarbor SealMost seen around noonSighting mapSighting maps show where each species has been reported across Gros Morne. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.
Keep exploring
EasyCoastal Trail6 km · 1.5 hr · 2.4 km awayFollow the old mail road between cobble shore and wind-shaped tuckamore.
EasyBerry Head Pond Trail2 km · 45 min · 4.8 km awayA short boardwalk gives way to a quiet pond loop.
EasyBerry Head Pond Trail: Wheelchair Accessible Section0.7 km · 20 min · 4.8 km awayA short boardwalk opens onto pond and bogland views.
EasyLittle Pond Loop4.2 km · 1.5 hr · 6.3 km awayA wooded pond loop off Baker’s Brook’s waterfall trail.
ModerateBaker's Brook Falls Trail10 km · 2.5 hr · 6.4 km awayA quiet forest walk ends at limestone staircase cascades.
ModerateBerry Hill Trail1.5 km · 45 min · 6.4 km awaySteep little climb, wide views over ponds and coastal lowlands
Sight · 0.7 km awayGreen Point Geological SiteA coastal rock sequence that defines a global time boundary.
Sight · 6.4 km awayBerry Hill LookoutA steep short climb opens onto ponds, bogs and distant mountain views.
Campground · 6.5 km awayBerry Hill CampgroundTwo short trails start at camp, including a viewpoint over the lowlands.Parkwolf’s Gros Morne ranking
The audio tour guide for the drive, plus offline maps, trails, and wildlife heatmaps for when the signal drops.
