Tea Lake Campground is a small, drive-in campground located within Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario, situated at kilometre 11. 4 along Highway 60.

With just 42 campsites, it is one of the more intimate options in the park, offering flush toilets, showers, laundry facilities, and firewood. There are no electrical hookups.

Boat motors are permitted on the lake under park restrictions, and a beach is available for swimming or launching a canoe. The campground serves as a popular base for backcountry travelers.

It sits close to the Western Uplands Backpacking Trail and the Mizzy Lake Trail, and Tea Lake itself connects to Canoe Lake via Bonita Lake, providing access to several well-traveled canoe routes.

Its position directly on Highway 60 makes it easy to reach other areas of the park.