FYI, in order for a non-resident to camp in a non operating Provincial Park in the province of Ontario, the camper (or party) must obtain a crown land camping permit.  In order for a non-resident to qualify for a crown land camping permit, the camper (or party) must be using a "camping unit" rented from a person who carries on business in Ontario.....my experience has led me to believe this means a tent or some other form of accommodation (perhaps a tarp).  It does not mean a cooking kit, pack, or barrel 

So, in addition to the crown land camping permit fee, a non-resident would have to also consider the cost of renting a tent or tarp or other qualifying piece of gear.  It's important to note as a 2 week + rental of a tent or tarp could drive up the cost considerably. 

The same goes for crown land camping around the Red Lake area, although most of that crown land is green zone so non-residents are prohibited from camping at all (Onnie Lake for example).

You can refer to this document for specifics.  See section 18

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