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Ferry Gulch Camp

Ferry Gulch Camp is a primitive backcountry campsite within Gros Morne National Park, situated on the southeast side of Gros Morne Mountain in Newfoundland and Labrador.

It sits roughly 8 km from the trailhead via the Gros Morne Approach Trail and a portion of the Summit Trail, with an elevation gain of approximately 1,240 m over the full out-and-back route.

The site is designated campground LR-16 on the Long Range Traverse and serves both Gros Morne Mountain day-loop hikers and through-hikers completing the traverse. It is equipped with wooden tent pads, a food storage locker, and a pit toilet.

Campfires are not permitted; hikers must carry a stove. A Parks Canada Primitive Camping Permit and a valid National Park Entry Permit are required, and permits must be picked up before 4:00 p. m. at a park visitor centre or registration kiosk.

The operating season runs from late June through September 30.


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