I've been to that park a few times, the first time I went there i camped on Big Salmon Lake, although that was so long ago I don't remember it. The past few times I've gone I went to the west side of the park, so that's the area I know a little bit. It's hard work when you can't drive to your campsite, when you have to either paddle or hike to it, but that's part of the fun, you have to really plan what to bring because you have to carry it. I load up my kayak, piled high with all my gear, with bungy chords holding everything in place, and hope I don't tip. That park is full of poison Ivy, it's everywhere, you really got to watch what you're doing, and don't go walking around in the dark, I got it so bad one year I had to go to the hospital. There's lots of nice hiking trails in that park. I'll probably visit it again sometime this summer.
Thank you for the poison ivy warning. I would like to go back as well. It’s the park closest to my home, I’ve only been once. So much to explore there. 💛
beautiful park. I used to go all the time but I just dont like the clusters. Im going camping solo with my dog to get away from people not be right beside them. Sometimes on both sides. Any way havent been in must be 10 years. Alot of people saying theres a huge tick problem there. Any experience with that
I totally agree with wanting seclusion. Whole purpose lol I’ve only been to that park the once, but would like to try some other lakes. It’s always booked when I look and I really seem to gravitate towards Algonquin or Kawartha Highlands - hard to beat! As for the ticks .. I did have one crawling on me when I was sitting in my camp chair by the water.
Looks like an amazing place to visit! Thanks for sharing. :)
I've been to that park a few times, the first time I went there i camped on Big Salmon Lake, although that was so long ago I don't remember it. The past few times I've gone I went to the west side of the park, so that's the area I know a little bit. It's hard work when you can't drive to your campsite, when you have to either paddle or hike to it, but that's part of the fun, you have to really plan what to bring because you have to carry it. I load up my kayak, piled high with all my gear, with bungy chords holding everything in place, and hope I don't tip.
That park is full of poison Ivy, it's everywhere, you really got to watch what you're doing, and don't go walking around in the dark, I got it so bad one year I had to go to the hospital. There's lots of nice hiking trails in that park. I'll probably visit it again sometime this summer.
Thank you for the poison ivy warning. I would like to go back as well. It’s the park closest to my home, I’ve only been once. So much to explore there. 💛
Wow those sites really are close together, especially for backcountry 😳 hope it didn’t ruin the experience too badly!
Luckily it was pretty quiet :)
beautiful park. I used to go all the time but I just dont like the clusters. Im going camping solo with my dog to get away from people not be right beside them. Sometimes on both sides. Any way havent been in must be 10 years. Alot of people saying theres a huge tick problem there. Any experience with that
I totally agree with wanting seclusion. Whole purpose lol I’ve only been to that park the once, but would like to try some other lakes. It’s always booked when I look and I really seem to gravitate towards Algonquin or Kawartha Highlands - hard to beat! As for the ticks .. I did have one crawling on me when I was sitting in my camp chair by the water.