Lunch stop at a lakeside restaurant in Huntsville -a quiet cottage town loaded with festivals this summer. If something exciting is happening we’ll be sure to take a peak before heading out. Passengers should bring money to pay for their own lunch.

Algonquin Provincial Park

Patrons acquaint themselves with the campsite, take a short hike and settle in for dinner and a campfire with S'Mores (weather permitting)

Algonquin Provincial Park

Today is a free day, with a range of activities for guests to choose from (weather permitting): Fans of trekking can enjoy a 4-5 hour journey into Algonquin's deep wilderness on the Centennial Ridges Trail. The trail is 10km long, and well known for wildlife spottings. As another option, campers may choose to rent bicycles (cruisers, mountain bikes, fat tires) (*cost excluded) and ride out on the Old Railway Bike Trail. This path follows a section of discarded railway line, now shrouded in trees. 16km long from end to end, it's rated Easy, and is suitable for young children.

Booth's Rock Trail

Begin the day with one of Algonquin's most beautiful hikes. Booth's Rock Trail is a 2 hour 5.1 km loop trail that visits two lakes and an amazing lookout, then returning along an abandoned railway. *It is recommended that those with mobility issues do a shorter version of this hike

Lake Opeongo

Campers will have the opportunity to canoe or kayak on Lake Opeongo -the largest of Algonquin's 1,500 lakes