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I am willing to travel about 3 hours from toronto. Can anyone suggest a nice place for me and my girlfriend to go to? I would like it if they have :
Tent camping, privacy, fishing, toilets for the lady, and great wildlife walking distance away
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While it's probably more than 3 hours, check out the Algonquin Provincial Park. But heck, Ontario also has LOTS of private campgrounds, and if you want to really rough it, you can get permits to camp anywhere on Crown land.
While it's probably more than 3 hours, check out the Algonquin Provincial Park. But heck, Ontario also has LOTS of private campgrounds, and if you want to really rough it, you can get permits to camp anywhere on Crown land.
In Ontario parks camping, is it ok if I put two tents/shelters where only one is allowed?
Annika C
I'm planning to book sites via the online reservation system, all of the ones I liked said only one tent is allowed, but I'm going with another family so we have two tents. The lots are pretty big I don't know why they said only one is allowed, I'm pretty it fits two or more tents. My question is: is this like a mandatory 'law' that we have to follow or is it more like a suggestion? Thanks!!
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I really don't think they would have mentioned it if they didn't mean it.
Depending on the style of campground, campsites may be literally one touching another, so if you get three campsites in a row that have chosen to have an extra tent on each, then it can be so crowded it feels more like a refugee camp than a park. I suggest that you call the campground to see if you can reserve two sites right next to or across from each other, so that you can basically treat it as a single site with different members of your party walking back and forth, but the tents being divided between them. That way, you will be assured of having plenty of room.
I really don't think they would have mentioned it if they didn't mean it.
Depending on the style of campground, campsites may be literally one touching another, so if you get three campsites in a row that have chosen to have an extra tent on each, then it can be so crowded it feels more like a refugee camp than a park. I suggest that you call the campground to see if you can reserve two sites right next to or across from each other, so that you can basically treat it as a single site with different members of your party walking back and forth, but the tents being divided between them. That way, you will be assured of having plenty of room.
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