Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park Natural Features Rolling uplands broken by granite exposures highlight the topography of this protected area. The park supports a rich complex of Atlantic coastal plain species such as Virginia Meadow-beauty, Purple Bladderwort and Fall Dropseed Muhly. Osprey and heron nesting has been reported. Kawartha Highlands is not on the Ontario Parks reservation system.
All sites are backcountry and are on a first come first serve basis.
There are 17 campsites, marked with signs, along Bottle and Sucker lakes but these receive only minimal maintenance from a volunteer group. There are no other visitor facilities or services. Campers may stay a maximum of 23 days. Backcountry etiquette and respect for private property is expected. Visitors must provide all necessities when visiting the park and must carry out what they bring in.