Algonquin Park Comfy camping in
Ontario's largest provincial park
By Laurie
March
Rating/*****
Posted: 2013 Aug 13
Laurie talks about her
past experience in Ontario’s Algonquin Park
Laurie March takes time out of her year to visit some of our
countries provincial and national parks. One park will always have a place in
her heart and that is Ontario’s Algonquin Park.
She talks about what Algonquin has to offer. Algonquin, 7700 square
kilometers of canoe routes, backing trails and lots of forest. Laurie March said that she has most of the
campsites in Algonquin and each of them have their own story to tell. She also
talks about how the campsite always has fire wood ready for them and there are
some with access to Comfort station with flush toilets and hot water.
She talks about The Lake of Two Rivers Store, Opeongo
Outfitters and the Portage store are the only stores in the park that you can
get supplies. The visitor center and the
logging museum talks about how the park was shaped to what it was. In autumn,
thousands of visitors come to the park due to the active wildlife and the
extraordinary colors.
Algonquin for me is a good park. I have been there two times
but never knew about this different campsite they have to offer. I been to the Portage store and have only
camp a handful of sites. This article has reopen my mind in going back to Algonquin
Park.
I recommend this article to anyone who is planning a trip to
Algonquin Park any time soon.
Outdoor adventure Canada (Algonquin Park Comfy camping in Ontario's largest provincial park)By
Laurie March
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