Canoe camping

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Canoeing is fun but it can be dangerous for the unprepared. Come inside to discover what you need to bring when you go canoeing.

All the reasons why the Kawarthas should be your next Canadian canoe trip. Why Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park and Kawartha camping are of Ontarios best

He has brand new bib overalls on. A light grey blue plaid shirt. A Minnesota twins baseball cap on his head. His foot gear consists of a set of brown rubber boots. His father lifts him out of the middle of the canoe. Off goes his life jacket and into the water he wades. Packs…

The final word on which is a better companion for canoe trippers.

Make canoeing safe again! Discover some of the safety issues that you might encounter while canoeing so that you can avoid them.

Float into the wilderness

What makes the best bed on a canoe trip? Some say a thick pad in a tent. Others swear by a hammock. We think the best bet is in your canoe itself; here’s how.

Kayak camping and canoe camping are easier than they sound. In fact, they're both quite similar to backpacking. Our guide tells you everything you need to know.