Algonquin Provincial Park

Welcome to Canada's oldest Provincial Park, Ontario's grand and magnificent Algonquin Provincial Park. This protected wilderness is made up of thousands of lakes and many rocky hills. The park was first established in 1893. The park boasts hundreds of miles of multipurpose trails for all seasons.

Fishing: Many people flock here for excellent trout fishing especially in the month of May.

Bird-watching:With over 260 species of birds it is also a great place for bird-watching. Come out and see a few in flight.

Boating: Most of the park's lakes have a ban on motorized watercraft with the exception of the following; unlimited horsepower for Galeairy and Opeongo Lakes, 20 horsepower on Bonita, Cache, Canoe, Cedar, Kingscote, Kioshkokwe, Little Cauchon, Rock, Smoke, Source, Tanamakoon, Tea, Two Rivers, and Whitefish, 10 horsepower on Cauchon, Cauliflower, Grand, Joe, Little Joe, Madawaska, Manitou, North Tea, Radiant, Rain, Tepee, and Travers. Come out and explore.