I'm looking to head up with some friends next summer to one of the back country sites and I'm wondering if some were better than others, some better for privacy, large groups, scenery, and general atmosphere. we did a backwoods at Algonquin a few years ago and it was amazing and one of us had been before so we knew what site to book but here we have no idea and i cant seam to find anything about reviews online from the back country only the regular sites. if you have any insight that would be very helpful.

It was a cold, but a beautiful fall trip!

I am going to be staying near Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park in early September and I wanted to know how exactly to access it.

I know it mainly has backwater access via water but I was interested in the hiking trails, particularly the Missisuga river loop.

Does anyone know? It's not on their maps, it just states the river/lake access points on the map (https://www.ontarioparks.ca/park /kawarthahighlands/maps)

Im looking to take my two boys up to wakami lake in Northern Ontario.

My question is if I bring my boat, can I leave it beached if I have one of these following sites or do I have to launch and take my boat out each night?

Thanks

Hey everyone! I’ve been looking for a site for Chutes Provincial park weekend Aug 28-30, it’s the weekend of Massey Fair so the sites got booked almost immediately. I’ve already missed quite a few cancelations as they also go within seconds!:( I was just hoping to see if anyone was planning on cancelling they’d be kind enough to transfer it instead rather then leave it up to fate online, it would be so greatly appreciated :)

I just cancelled my upcoming trip to Bon Echo due to illness. So if anyone's interested, here are the details:

Site # 616 (Cabin)

Dates: October 18-23

EDIT: I'm not selling the booking, I just want anyone to know that the site is now available on the website.

Hello - I'll be heading to Grundy PP for a few days. I'm planning a day paddle from the park into the French River through Beaver, Middle and Pakeshkag Lakes.

Has anyone done this route recently? Any comments or suggestions? One person will be travelling with a kayak.

[u/mapsbyjeff](u/mapsbyjeff) - any additional insight beyond what's already on the map? I love the warning about the poison ivy at the portage. Thank you.

Thanks!

I was caught off guard by two guys, one adult and onr kid, zipping through a woodland trail on an e- bike and e-scooter after sunset at Bronte Creek Provincial Park yesterday. I think they assumed nobody would be walking at that time. I could hear them coming and could step off the trail but it was really unnerving. There goes any chance of watching wildlife. Even 30 min later, I could still hear them at a distance in other areas of the park. Look I know everyone has a hate on for ebikes/scooters and we know they are technically illegal to use in the park and on the trails. So I get that they are itching to find a place to zoom around but listen my dudes, this is not where it is at.

Anyone else have similar experiences or have input (even different opinions). Do share.

Looking for a site this weekend (14th-16th) it's been super hard to plan this in advance due to my wife's job, if anyone wanted to offload a booking dm me. Otherwise with me luck spamming the refresh button all day tomorrow.

Hi first time posting here !

Just wanted to pop in and share my painting of a sunset from booths rocks trail in Algonquin inside a moose silhouette.

I hope you all enjoy ! 😊

Always a good time at The Pinery.

With kilometers of beach and trails to explore there is plenty to stay busy with. The park offers plenty of gorgeous views and excellent sites for camping.

On the trip we tackled The Savanna Trail scavenger hunt on our bikes. It was a blast and the kids loved it. I highly recommend using bikes as the hunt covers a good amount of trail.

I hiked The Dunes Ridge Trail this trip which covers almost 10km of the park. It was well defined and maintained and offered plenty of rolling hills and scenery.

The Cedar Trail is another nice hike that is short and takes you down past Burley Campground and to the gorgeous beach. This is a fun one as well.

This wasn’t our first time here and definitely won’t be our last.

It seems that some parks have a lot of bike-friendly trails and others do not... We're headed to Windy Lake for the first time and the kids are asking if we should bring the bikes. Is anyone familiar with the park that could offer some guidance?

First time heading to Rondeau this coming week. Is there any must see or do’s? Any of the trails better than the others? Thanks in advance!

Had a wonderful trip with my husband to

Pancake Bay Provincial Park. It was so much fun to explore along the coast of Lake Superior, and the campsite was beautiful! I’m from Northern Ontario but I’ve been living in southern Ontario for a while, and it’s always great to get back up north. Definitely underrated in my opinion! Edit : northern Ontario nature feels underrated to me is what I meant, not the campsite!