Journey from Toronto to Canoe Lake, Algonquin Park: 3 Hours of Paddling and Portage to a Lakeside Campsite

Algonquin Provincial Park - Our certified guides will meet you at the designated location, supply all necessary camping and canoeing gear, offer a basic paddling lesson, and lead you by canoe to a campsite situated 3 hours away, including a brief 200-meter portage to the lakeside campsite.

Algonquin Provincial Park - Upon arrival at the campsite, enjoy demonstrations on fire-making without matches, informative sessions with handouts on local wildlife (such as moose, loons, beavers, bears, wolves, and snapping turtles), followed by a gourmet dinner. Participate in wood gathering, an astronomy lesson, and a campfire featuring BBQ wild salmon. Experience an unforgettable guided night tour under the stars to a natural beaver habitat. Witness the sunset or, if conditions allow, countless stars and the Milky Way.

Full Day Adventure: Canoe Tour - Wildlife Exploration, Native-style Sauna, Cliff Jumping

Algonquin Provincial Park - Start your day at 8:00 AM with a gourmet breakfast. Embark on a guided tour to explore the incredible beaver and moose habitats, including dams and lodges, in the heart of Algonquin Park. Enjoy the true wilderness experience under the expert guidance of our nature-loving team, followed by a gourmet lunch with dessert.

Algonquin Provincial Park - Paddle to cliffs for 2m, 3m, 5m, and 7m cliff jumping into the lake. Construct a Native-style sauna (85°C) with sea salt scrub, eucalyptus oils, and a clay mask, followed by swimming. Relish our renowned 5-Star BBQ dinner featuring tomahawk steak, BBQ shrimp, deer and bison skewers, fresh corn, mushrooms, grilled sweet peppers, and dessert. Conclude with a campfire and relaxation.

Sunrise Canoe Tour (Hot Chocolate in Canoe with Sunrise), Breakfast, Return to Canoe Lake Searching Inlets for Wildlife

Canoe Lake Access Point - Sunrise Canoe Tour: Enjoy the sunrise from a canoe with hot chocolate and a deluxe breakfast. Pack up and return to Canoe Lake, exploring beaver ponds and inlets for wildlife. Make a brief stop at Tom Thompson’s Algonquin Memorial and the site of his passing, and return to the registration office by 1:00 PM.

• Canoe, paddle, lifejacket
• Sleeping bag, liner, tent, camping cot
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• First day lunch
• Last day lunch
• Personal hygiene items, snacks, sandals, waterproof bag

Our mission is to offer a secure, high-quality, thrilling, and educational backcountry adventure, showcasing both anticipated and unexpected sights to visitors. We have a deep understanding of what guests desire to see and experience during a camping and canoeing trip. Enjoy gourmet meals that surpass restaurant quality. Sleep comfortably in large, spacious tents on inflatable beds with warm, cozy sleeping bags. We strive to locate the wildlife you wish to observe. Canoe at sunrise and beneath the stars. We are the only company in Algonquin Park offering a native-style sauna with scrubbing sea salt, eucalyptus oils, and Muskoka clay masks. Our backcountry guide is the most experienced in the area, boasting over 26 years and 500+ excursions of expertise and knowledge of local wildlife, habitats, and migration patterns. We are dedicated to working hard to ensure your adventure in Algonquin Park is extraordinary and that you have the time of your life.

• minimum age of 1, maximum 110 kg, must be healthy, must have medical insurance

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.