6 Day Heat Wave on North Tea Lake & Biggar Lake
August 31st – September 5th, 2023
A Quick Overnight to the Island Campsite on Whitefish Lake
August 11th – 12th, 2023
Whitefish Lake – Campsite #1
Whitefish Lake – Campsite #1 Campsite #1 on Whitefish Lake is located on the western shoreline. It is one of three campsites on the lake (CS2 on the north shore has been closed). Since the park only issues two permits for Whitefish Lake, I would assume this campsite does not get used frequently, and instead […]
Whitefish Lake – Campsite #3a
Whitefish Lake – Campsite #3a Campsite #3a on Whitefish Lake is a new addition to the lake. The most recent version of Jeff’s Map v5 is outdated and does not have this campsite located on the map and instead shows a campsite on the north shore. The north shore campsite has been closed and this […]
Algonquin Park Information Guide, Fox Den, And Moose
May 5th – 6th, 2023
November Hiking in Algonquin Park — 5 Days at the Wolf Den
November 1st – 5th, 2022
Fall Camping in Algonquin Park: Rock Lake with My Dog Elo (Part 2)
October 4th – 6th, 2022
Canisbay Lake – Campsite #15
Canisbay Lake – Campsite #15 Talk about dinner with a view! The view from the fire pit towards the massive rocky shoreline and the waters of Canisbay Lake is definitely the highlight of this campsite. Directly behind the fire pit is a very small tent pad, but don’t worry because a few feet behind that […]
Canisbay Lake – Campsite #14
Canisbay Lake – Campsite #14 This is a really beautiful campsite on Canisbay Lake. Unlike most of the other sites on the western shore that have rocky landings, this campsite has a long beachfront. A small gradual slope brings you into the main campsite area which has a fire pit overlooking the water, with a […]
Canisbay Lake – Campsite #13
Canisbay Lake – Campsite #13 There are two separate canoe landings at this campsite, and water levels would probably dictate which one you would want to use. The first is a small section of beach with rocky shoreline on either side, but the beach would only be exposed in low water levels. The other, main […]
