Camper's Guide to Ontario's Parks
Revised and updated.\ The definitive guide for the thousands of Americans who enjoy camping in Ontario. This informative insider's guide to forty-four parks located throughout Ontario rates each according to their scenic beauty, size, privacy, interpretive programs, potential for diverse outdoor activities, and local attractions.\ A Camper's Guide to Ontario's Best Parks features the most accommodating and interesting destinations for travelers to Ontario's national parks, provincial parks...
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An informative insider's guide to 45 parks located throughout Ontario and rated according to their scenic beauty, size, privacy, interpretive programs, potential for diverse outdoor activities, and local attractions. Revised edition is fully updated.
IntroductionNORTHWESTERN ONTARIOBlue Lake Provincial ParkCaliper Lake Provincial ParkRushing River Provincial ParkQuetico Provincial ParkKakabeka Falls Provincial ParkSleeping Giant Provincial ParkRainbow Falls Provincial ParkNeys Provincial ParkPukaskwa National ParkNORTHEASTERN ONTARIOSamuel de Champlain Provincial ParkMarten River Provincial ParkHalfway Lake Provincial ParkFinlayson Point Provincial ParkKettle Lakes Provincial ParkIvanhoe Lake Provincial ParkWakami Lake Provincial ParkPancake Bay Provincial ParkLake Superior Provincial ParkObatanga Provincial ParkWhite Lake Provincial ParkNagagamisis Provincial ParkEASTERN ONTARIOPresqu'ile Provincial ParkMurphy's Point Provincial ParkBon Echo Provincial ParkSandbanks Provincial ParkCharleston Lake Provincial ParkParks of the St. LawrenceVoyageur Provincial ParkCENTRAL ONTARIOAlgonquin Provincial ParkArrowhead Provincial ParkSilent Lake Provincial ParkRestoule Provincial ParkKillarney Provincial ParkKillbear Provincial ParkGrundy Lake Provincial ParkAwenda Provincial ParkSOUTHWESTERN ONTARIOBruce Peninsula National ParkMacGregor Point Provincial ParkFalls Reserve Conservation AreaPinery Provincial ParkRondeau Provincial ParkWheatley ProvincialParkPort Burwell Provincial ParkElora Gorge Conservation Area
\ Wave Length MagazineThis guide to Ontario's parks is a great reference to compare different parks.\ — Diana Mumford\ \ \ \ \ Globe and MailUseful, especially for novice campers, as a knowledgeable overview of options.\ — Andrew Ryan\ \ \ DiversionsDonna Carpenter... really knows her parks.\ — Deborah Quaile\ \ \ \ \ Globe and Mail\ - Andrew Ryan\ There are hundreds of national and provincial parks and conservation areas in Ontario, and choosing between them for a camping trip is no easy task... [This book is] useful, especially for novice campers, as a knowledgeable overview of options.\ \ \ \ \ \ Wave Length Magazine\ - Diana Mumford\ Especially for people looking for a camping destination accessible by car, this guide to Ontario's parks is a great reference to compare different parks.\ \ \ \ \ \ Diversions\ - Deborah Quaile\ Donna Carpenter... really knows her parks.\ \ \
