Algonquin Park

Algonquin Park is the oldest and largest provincial park in Ontario.  The park has over 2000 lakes which are perfect for canoeing and camping.  Algonquin Park is famous for its wild moose, bears, and wolves.  Algonquin is a perfect example of what most of Canada really looks like.  The clean air and water and untouched nature make international campers feel like they are in the Canada that they had imagined before coming to Canada. 

Camping is a wonderful experience.  It is an adventure that everyone should try at least once.  Imagine the first pioneers that came to Canada over 400 years ago.  They traveled by canoe, slept in tents, cooked over a campfire and watched the beautiful stars.  Beginners and experienced campers will leave with an unforgettable true Canadian experience.

What is camping?

Camping is a wonderful outdoor activity that people can do in any country.  Camping is living together with nature.  It is an adventure which will challenge everyone differently.  It is an educational, peaceful, and recreational activity that will open your eyes to new experiences.  It is the best place to make new friends and practice English.  There are activities for everyone: swimming, fishing, canoeing, hiking, campfires, cliff diving, and much more.  Campers never forget the beautiful sunsets, wolf howls, moose, calm sunrises, fresh air, dark skies with a million stars, or the singing birds.