Canada's provincial parks are plentiful in Ontario. Algonquin is a massive park with easy public access to a small section. Explore the interior of the park by foot or canoe. Algonquin has thousands of lakes. You can camp and portage between them, or pull your trailer into one of the campgrounds along Parkway Corridor (Highway 60) and do hiking and canoeing day trips. Campgrounds offer hookups and bath house facilities. Museums, outfitters and lodges dot the corridor. Select one of 14 day hiking trails along the corridor. For example, the Beaver Pond trail is an relatively easy hike along a two kilometer loop giving views of two beaver ponds. Pick up a printed trail guide at the trailhead. The park also has two bicycle trails.
Algonquin Provincial Park
Whitney, ON Canada K0J 2M0
705-633-5572
ontarioparks.com/english/algo.html
Sleeping Giant perches on a peninsula jutting into Lake Superior. The terrain varies from high rocky bluffs to green lakeside thickets. Campgrounds cater to RV and trailer campers with hookups. Enjoy sleeping in your own trailer at night, explore the park and lake by day. In addition to the summer season, the campground is open January to March. Ski on the 50 kilometers of cross-country ski trails or cheer the competitors of the annual Sleeping Giant Loppet cross-country ski event.
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park
RR#1
Pass Lake, ON Canada P0T 2M0
807-977-2526
ontarioparks.com/english/slee.html
Pull into one of Campark's 400 sites and be close to the falls and other attractions. Take the shuttle into town to avoid traffic congestion and parking challenges. Spend the day at the park swimming and playing miniature golf or bingo. View the falls at night to enjoy the spectacular colored lights.
Campark Resorts
9387 Lundy's Lane Highway 20
Niagara Falls, ON Canada L2E 6S4
905-358-3873
campark.com/
A quiet family owned camp overlooking Lake Huron, MacKenzie features 125 shady campsites, a sandy beach, beautiful views and a family-friendly atmosphere.
MacKenzie Tent & Trailer Park
85324 Mackenzie Camp Rd
Goderich, ON Canada N7A 3X9
519-529-7536
If you are looking for a secluded, quiet campground, pull into Wild Goose for the night or the week. Located on Wild Goose Lake, a few kilometers north of Lake Superior, the only sounds you'll hear are the ones you make or those of nature. They have back in and pull through sites and free Wi-Fi.
Wild Goose Lake Campground
8 Kueng's Road
Geraldton, ON Canada P0T 1M0
866-465-4404
wildgooselakecampground.com/
