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This is a great place to launch a canoe or kayak from. It's also a good place to go swimming. We sometimes go for a late night dip out here. I've often sat on a picnic table in the dark and watched the moonlight dance on the water.
Beautiful prov. Park to view fall colors near Sudbury (only 1h away). but download map because you will lose your Connectivity soon after entering the park.
Had a great time in fall. It was a beautiful place with several beautiful trekking trails. amazing views from the view points.
Beautiful Park by the lake. Amazing views within a short walk and we enjoyed great family time on the beach. Then took a short walk to this tranquil area, where we took millions of pictures with the plane and ships!
Great camping site!
Lots of local hiking places and few spot to swim. The swim spots are smaller than others but less crowded. Plenty of drinking wells and the washrooms are well kept.
The front service desk opens at 8am. I suggest if you want to hike the crack register ahead of time to get your parking pass!
Lots of local hiking places and few spot to swim. The swim spots are smaller than others but less crowded. Plenty of drinking wells and the washrooms are well kept.
The front service desk opens at 8am. I suggest if you want to hike the crack register ahead of time to get your parking pass!
We did a 2 day hike (1 night) to H16 and back. The route is very clear besides a couple spots where you might want to pull out All Trails or take a minute to refind the path. Very beautiful sites. The path is much more challenging than expected, although we had a good time.
Great views, lots of hiking, great spot for swimming and paddling.
They have a lot of discovery programs for all ages.
Showers are good for a provincial park.
Everything in the main campground is within walking distance
Water filling station took 45 minutes to fill a small trailer. Only one water fill and 2 empty stations for trailers.
Use Killarney outfitters if you want to rent a canoe or kayak.
They have a lot of discovery programs for all ages.
Showers are good for a provincial park.
Everything in the main campground is within walking distance
Water filling station took 45 minutes to fill a small trailer. Only one water fill and 2 empty stations for trailers.
Use Killarney outfitters if you want to rent a canoe or kayak.
Breathtaking and rugged landscape, pine scented paths of mossy granite and quartz, challenging 100km hiking trail dedicated to the memory of The Group of Seven artist - Franklin Carmichael and the swimming conditions are near perfect. I say near because of the water snake that made me scream my bloody head off. Interior campsites available for those who register travel routes.
Always beautiful and fun to hike this loop. I've done it with friends and solo, over 3 nights. Unfortunately this time I broke my ankle the first day. Stopped in a perfect makeshift campsite and got a heli out. I'll be back.
This park is extremely large with colorful lookouts. But if you are here for just one day, you can start with walks around the lake. It is enough to cross the bridge on the left side of the lake and climb small rocks, and a panorama of incredible beauty will open before your eyes.
Beautiful park; picked up canoe at Bell lake, for future notes that Killarney park offers canoes for $44 per day vs. Killarney outfitters at $50. Went all the way to David lake via Balsam lake, the 650 m portage is quite challenging with hills and terrain is rocky and uneven throughout, but the paddle overall is great.
Absolutely incredible!
George lake is beautiful. If you're a nature lover and have access to a kayak or canoe, you will love this lake.
Favourite park in Ontario! Gorgeous scenery, clean beach, amazing water, great campsites. Park staff are excellent and so helpful. Excellent campground!
One of the busiest places used to Put-In and Take-Out for a coveted canoe trip into Killarney Provincial Park. So nice to do this on a sand beach not to mention a refreshing cool dip after working up a sweat. This beach has lots of sand and the view is fantastic. Park trails can be accessed from here. Do try to see this scenery in all four seasons.
A very good place for campaign. Beautiful lake and huge forest, the trails are super long, you need 7 days to walk through.
George Lake Campground is rustic and designed for people wanting a more remote camping experience. The scenery is amazing. The beach and bouyed swim area is ideal for small children. Note: there is NO lifeguard here. There are many trails of varying difficulty throughout the park. No stores! No WIFI! Just beautiful outdoors.