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To My Dear Readers:
To My Dear Readers:
This summer I have been fortunate enough to be offered a summer camp position in an urban ESL(English as a Second Language) camp. While this is great news for me career wise, it is a sad day for me site wise.
I have decided to step away from the blog for a while so that I can concentrate on camp and making it the best experience for my campers. During that time I will also evaluate the site.…
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A Refresher Course if You Will
A Refresher Course if You Will
Happy May 1st! THE ICE IS OUT!!! The long weekend is not far away and for some of us (although not me) that means the first trip of the season is close at hand! Algonquin Park has updated it’s advisory with regards to opening up the back country and Hwy 60 campgrounds. The update is as follows:
Open on May 2nd: Tea, Kiosk, and Achray campgrounds in addition to Mew Lake (year-round). As…
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To Connect or Disconnect?
To Connect or Disconnect?
Parks Canadaannounced that it is looking for bids for contractors to install WiFi Hotspots in up to 50 of it’s parks this year. Now just so you know…that doesn’t necessarily mean campgrounds as Parks Canada has 44 National Parks, 167 National Historic Sites, 4 Marine Conservation Areas and 1 National Urban Park. The reasons people have given though are, what I think, a picture of what society…
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Making Your Trip a Rewarding Experience
Making Your Trip a Rewarding Experience
Going camping is great fun for the whole family. If its your first trip it can be a little daunting. Here are some general things to remember when staying within any organized campground.
Staying on a hydro site may be more convenient for your hairdryer and tv but do remember they cost more. You’re here to enjoy the great outdoors and most trailer batteries will last a long time if you use…
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Travel Options - Revisited
Travel Options – Revisited
Courtesy of Parkbus
Travelling to any Provincial Park is difficult if you don’t have a car at your disposal. I’m one of those people who rely on other forms of transportation when it comes to getting into Algonquin. Even though we don’t have the option our ancestors and Tom Thomson did years ago when it comes to getting into Algonquin Park, there are still a few options available to those who…
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Ice Out Update I was up in the Algonquin region yesterday and I'm sad to report that the lakes around where I was were solid ice still.
Outdoor Adventure Show #OASToronto
Outdoor Adventure Show #OASToronto
The Outdoor Adventure Show, in my opinion, is the best show to visit in the off-season if you’re a paddler or camper. Everything that you could possibly want or need, whether it’s tripping advice from Algonquin Outfitters or a new canoe or paddle, you can find right here. Sure it’s not every outfitter or canoe company but you are able to comparison shop in a way. The one thing I am finding…
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Needing Some Healing Time In #AlgonquinPark
Needing Some Healing Time In #AlgonquinPark
More than ever before, Algonquin will become my hide away. Before Christmas my dad was diagnosed with Leukemia – which is a blood cancer. It’s been not only a rough road for him but also the rest of our family.
Algonquin is known as the wilderness playground. It offers beautiful vista’s, picturesque lakes, and a chance to get away from it all. Often explored by outdoorsmen and families it is…
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Why Do I Go to #AlgonquinPark?
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WhaSUP?
With paddle boarding (SUP) increasing popularity every season it’s a difficult market to stand out…
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The end of a great weekend #blogathon2
Well Blogathon 2 is officially over. This weekend I’ve taught you how to start planning a canoe…
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Planning A Solo Canoe Trip - Pt 5 #blogathon2
Over the weekend we’ve walked through the process of planning a solo/or really any canoe trip.…
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Planning A Solo Canoe Trip - Pt 4 #blogathon2
So we’ve covered deciding on a timeline, planning your route, and paddle in sites. Today it’s…
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Planning A Solo Canoe Trip - Pt 3 #Blogathon2
One of the most important aspects of planning ANY trip is when you plan on going. In my…
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Planning a Solo Canoe Trip - Pt 2 #blogathon2
So you’ve decided that you are going to do this canoe trip and you are excited to start planning…
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Planning A Solo Canoe Trip #blogathon2
This summer I’m planning to embark on my first Solo Canoe trip for my annual birthday trip. As…
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Blogathon 2
Some of you may remember me participating in an event called Blogathon last year. This is a…
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