This 9.5-hour drive from Toronto, Ontario, will take you to Lake Superior Provincial Park. The reservable dates for car camping in Lake Superior Provincial Park are May - October. This guide includes two car-accessible campgrounds, perfect for setting up your tent upon arrival. Both campgrounds have electric campsite options allowing RVs to power up and charge phones or other devices. Both campgrounds also feature running water for drinking, heated showers, washrooms, and laundry machines, ensuring comfort during your stay. Each campsite is equipped with fire pits, making it easy to enjoy cozy campfires. The campsites are situated along the lakefront, offering stunning views and opportunities for water activities. Additionally, firewood and ice are sold onsite, and there's plenty of nearby sightseeing to explore, ensuring a fun and memorable trip. This guide contains everything you need to know to stay at these campsites overnight including: -How to Reserve your Campsites -Gas Stations Nearby -Places to Visit Nearby -Camping equipment -Personal Items -Food -Water -Animal Safety -Important Information

This 45-minute, 2.5km (1.5mi) hike in Algonquin Provincial Park, Canada, Ontario will take you to Dee's cabin deep in the forest. The reservable dates for Dee's Cabin are May - October. The well-maintained trail has a slight uphill incline, making for an easy yet rewarding journey. Upon arrival, you'll find a rustic cabin with four wooden bunk beds (no mattresses, so bring your own lightweight inflatable mattresses), a firewood stove for heating, and a charming outdoor setup with a picnic table and chairs. The cabin is equipped with a privy box washroom and a fire pit, perfect for cozy campfires under the stars. This guide contains everything you need to know to stay at this cabin overnight including: -How to Reserve Dee's Cabin -How to Navigate to Dee's Cabin -Gas Stations Nearby -Places to Visit Nearby -Camping equipment -Personal Items -Food -Water -Animal Safety -How to Keep Animals Away at Night -Important Information

This 3-day, 26km (16mi) backcountry hike in the Western Uplands of Algonquin Provincial Park, Canada, Ontario will take you through serene and picturesque landscapes. The reservable dates for backcountry camping in the Western Uplands is May - October. The backcountry trail is mostly flat, making it accessible for hikers of all levels, with well-maintained campsites that offer plenty of space and comfort. Along the way, you'll experience scenic lookouts over pristine lakes and walk through vast forests with endless trees, immersing yourself in the tranquility and natural beauty of Algonquin's wilderness. This guide contains everything you need to know to do this hike including: -How to Reserve your Campsites -How to Navigate to your Campsites -Gas Stations Nearby -Places to Visit Nearby -Camping equipment -Personal Items -Food -Water -Animal Safety -How to Hang Food on a Tree -How to Keep Animals Away at Night -Important Information