Visit the roofed accommodations section of our site to find more information. Camping Roughly 1,200 campsites are available in eight campgrounds along the Parkway Corridor, while another 1,900 campsites dot the Interior. The eight campgrounds in the corridor accommodate tents or trailers, and offer a range of amenities, including electrical sites, flush toilets, showers, laundromats, boat-launching ramps, beaches and picnic grounds. There are special, paddle-in campsites on Canisbay Lake for people wanting to have a slightly more rugged experience. Algonquin can be enjoyed year-round.
Camping is permitted in one campground in winter.
Explore more than 80 kilometres of cross-country ski trails and unlimited snowshoeing possibilities. Canoe Routes More than 1,500 kilometres of canoe routes in the Park Interior tempt canoeists, from beginners to experienced, to explore the variety of Algonquin's landscape. Backpacking and Walking Trails Choose from the Highland, Western Uplands, or Eastern Pines backpacking trails with loops ranging from six to 88 kilometres in length. Throw on your pack and head out for a few days into real back country. Sixteen interpretive walking trails of varying lengths explore aspects of the natural environment.