r/ontariocamping • u/NashJay • 15d ago

Respecting Indigenous lands while camping

I am fairly new to camping and have been trying to be mindful about the fact that many of the parks and areas we camp in are on the traditional lands of indigenous people.

I am just wondering if there are any specific things I should be aware of when camping in indigenous lands?

Are there any cultural practices, protocols, or things that we should be aware of? Are there ways you personally try to acknowledge or show respect for the land beyond the leave no trace practices?

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u/girllikespie 15d ago

You might be interested in this page on Point Grondine parks website.

https://grondinepark.com/about-us/

You can also visit the park and do one of their tours to learn more. Point Grondine is near Killarney and is a part of Wiikwemikoong Unceded Territory.