You do your own cooking, pitch your own tent, light your own fire in all conditions - rain or shine. I'm here to give you the guidance and the confidence to enable you to do it for yourself. Call of the Wild operates week long and weekend tours in some of the most spectacular national and provincial parks in Ontario. Don't be misled by the word 'park'. Parks in Canada are not of the neat rose bed, small lake and asphalt path variety.
Canadian parkland is untamed wilderness - largely accessible only by foot, by canoe or on horseback.
Some of these parks are populated by more grizzly, black and brown bear per square mile than anywhere else on the planet. I asked Robin why there are no roads built through some of these bear infested parks to ensure visitors could appreciate the wildlife in relative safety. He replied matter of factly the roads this would disrupt the environment and if visitors wanted to see the bears, and were accidently eaten, so be it. He assured me as long as visitors were well prepared and had a good guide with them, they would more or less be safe, and anyway, the bears are more scared of us than we are of them. I had my quota of clothes and toiletries, and was able to travel with only hand luggage on my flight.