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Toronto: Algonquin Provincial Park 2-Day Camping Trip｜Canada
Toronto: Algonquin Provincial Park 2-Day Camping Trip｜Canada
Toronto: Algonquin Provincial Park 2-Day Camping Trip｜Canada

Toronto: Algonquin Provincial Park 2-Day Camping Trip｜Canada

Canada-Unorganized South Nipissing , Nipissing District , Ontario , Algonquin Provincial Park
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  • Immerse yourself in nature with a 2-day camping trip to Algonquin Park
  • Enjoy a scenic drive through Muskoka and stop in Gravenhurst and Huntsville
  • Canoe on Canoe Lake and hike the Lookout Trail for stunning views
  • Camp at Whitefish Campground and enjoy a campfire dinner under the stars
  • Visit the Algonquin Visitor Center and explore the Fork Lake Trail
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Day 1:

Start your adventure with a morning departure from Yorkdale TTC passenger pick-up. Make a quick pit stop in Gravenhurst to stock up on food and enjoy this Northern Muskoka town.

Drive up Lions Lookout for a view of Huntsville, then enjoy some free time in the town. Depart for Algonquin Park and head to Canoe Lake, where you’ll have some free time to go canoeing.

Check in and set up camp at the Whitefish Campground. In the evening, hike the Lookout Trail, a 1.9 km moderate hiking trail. Then, hike the Spruce Bog Boardwalk before heading back to camp.

Enjoy an evening meal around the campfire, and spend the night stargazing (if the skies cooperate).

Day 2:

Wake up for a campfire breakfast, then hike the Track and Tower Trail, a difficult 7.5 km trail. If you’re not a hiker, you’re welcome to stay at the campsite to sleep, walk, or enjoy some free time.

Have lunch at the Lake of Two Rivers Grill (not included), which has a full kitchen making comfort food. Pack up the camp gear and check out.

Visit the Algonquin Visitor Center, which has exhibitions, a theater, a shop, and more. Explore the new Fork Lake Trail, a 2.4 km loop trail accessed from the Visitor Center parking lot. Rated as difficult due to short, steep climbs, it showcases the major habitats of Algonquin Park.

Depart from Algonquin Park and stop at Webers, a classic burger joint serving charcoal barbecued burgers. Return to Toronto in the evening.

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  • Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments

  • What To Bring: Comfortable shoes

  • What To Bring: Camera

  • What To Bring: Food and drinks

  • What To Bring: Snacks

  • What To Bring: Hiking shoes

  • What To Bring: Sunscreen

  • What To Bring: Water

  • What To Bring: Insect repellent

  • What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing

  • Know Before You Go: The Lookout trail is a 1.9 km hiking trail that is classed as a moderate challenge.

  • Know Before You Go: The Track and Tower Trail is a difficult trail that goes for 7.5km.

  • Know Before You Go: The Fork Lake Trail is a 2.4 kilometer loop trail rated as difficult due to short, steep climbs.

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