Travel In Algonquin Park: A Photo Essay

Look no further for classic Canadiana. This is what travel in Algonquin Provincial Park looks like.

Calm waters and safe swimming zones make Achray Campground perfect for beginner kayakers.

Ontario's Algonquin Provincial Park may just be the most famous park in all of Canada. The humble beauty of its Canadian wilderness has enthralled visitors for centuries. Tom Thomson and The Group of Seven found tremendous inspiration here, as did Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. But for everyday guests such as myself, a weekend resident at Algonquin's Achray Campground, it just feels like home.  I hope you enjoy its beauty as much as I do!

Small architects have been hard at work establishing sand castle fortresses.

There's plenty of wide open spaces for play!

Gorgeous sunsets are a hallmark of Algonquin Park.

At night, the colors of the park got even more dramatic.

Fascinating rocks, trees, and plants as we hike into the heart of the Canadian shield.

The clear lake is a favourite for canoe and kayak enthusiasts.

The classic beauty of Algonquin Park.

I've always found national and provincial parks to offer a tremendous value and I'm inspired by their rich history and stunning natural beauty.  Algonquin Provincial Park is no exception and I can strongly recommend Achray Campground as the perfect end of summer retreat.

As always, I welcome and encourage your comments. Have you ever been camping in a national or provincial park before?

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