Welcome to the land of a thousand lakes, rocky ridges and strawberry sunsets. Lake Fever is camping at its simplest. Guests will enjoy free transportation from Toronto, 3 square meals, and a good old fashioned campfire. Best of all, NO CAMPING EXPERIENCE OR EQUIPMENT NECESSARY (not even a sleeping bag). First-timers will all learn the basics of camping.
Join us for 3 days to explore the sheer vastness that is Algonquin Provincial Park, and you'll experience the natural beauty that people have been talking about worldwide. Campers should be prepared to swim sun-kissed waters, hike to breathtaking lookouts, and paddle. All in all, you'll gain access to the great Canadian wilderness, for a trip that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange.
So check Algonquin Provincial Park off of your bucket list. Who knows, this may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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.
Haliburton, Canada
Patrons acquaint themselves with the campsite, take a short hike and settle in for dinner and a campfire with S'Mores (weather permitting)
Km 58 from East entrance or Km 37 from West entrance, on Route 60, Algonquin Park, Canada
Fans of trekking can enjoy this 4-5 hour journey into Algonquin's deep wilderness. The trail is 10km long, and well known for wildlife spottings. As an alternative, guests may be allowed to rent bicycles (cost excluded) and ride out on one of the park's wooded bike trails.
Highway 60, Algonquin Logging Museum, Canada
Begin the day with a couple of Algonquin's most fun and interactive hikes. Combined, the Logging Museum trail and Spruce Bog Trail visit gorgeous views, while playfully allowing all to let out their inner explorer, and feel a part of Algonquin's rich history. *It is recommended that those with mobility issues do a shorter version of this hike
Opeongo Road, Canada
Campers will have the opportunity to canoe or kayak on Lake Opeongo -the largest of Algonquin's 1,500 lakes
Get off at Dundas West Subway station and walk south on Dundas West. In about a block, you’ll see an LCBO and Loblaws grocery store on the east side of the street. Look for the dark blue “Lake Fever” branded van in the Loblaws parking lot.
If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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