Canoe camping in Woodland Caribou Provincial Park is a paddlers dream come true. This Ontario park is rated as wilderness with no roads, bridges or other man-made infrastructure. The one exception being several fishing lodges scattered throughout the park. The lodges are only accessible by float-plane. There is no logging, which I might add is quite refreshing as it can spoil … [Read more...]
Camping at Algonquin’s Canisbay and Pog Lakes
@ Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario With spring finally here and summer just around the corner, my family is busy planning our first camping trip of the season. Outdoors enthusiasts who travel to Algonquin Provincial Park are fortunate to have many campgrounds from which to choose. In our hearts, however, there are but two choices: Canisbay and Pog Lake. We’ve been having … [Read more...]
Three Absolute Must-Dos in Darlington Provincial Park
Living in Toronto, it’s hard to find those special untouched natural areas, especially near the water. Toronto’s beaches fill up like crazy every summer day, despite less than pristine swimming conditions – and if you travel further down Lake Ontario to Cobourg Beach, you’ll find less polluted water but still have to fight the crowds. However, situated right in the middle … [Read more...]
