6 Multi-day Tours in Algonquin Park Region That You Shouldn't Miss

Over four days, explore Algonquin Park in a variety of guided adventures – ending each day under feather duvet listening to loons call out on the lake. Try something adventurous during the day, then settle in to enjoy the nourishment and comfort of from-scratch cuisine. Get up close and personal with Algonquin Park on these adventures featuring intimate and interactive learning experiences. Settle into your cabin and get to know other guests on the afternoon of your arrival, join your guide for a guided adventure excursion. Hit the water with guided stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, and canoeing excursions through lakes Kawawaymog, Nahma, Craig, North Tea, and the Amable du Fond River.

Inclusions: Lunch, Dinner, 3 nights accommodation, All Meals from Arrival Day Dinner to Departure Day Brunch, Highlander Brewery Beer tasting, Professional local guides, All activities & equipment

Exclusions: Gratuities, South River Bus Station pickup and drop-off, $32.50/guest

Welcome to the land of a thousand lakes, rocky ridges and strawberry sunsets. Join us for 3 days to explore the sheer vastness that is Algonquin Provincial Park, and you'll experience the natural beauty that people have been talking about worldwide. At Algonquin, campers should be prepared to swim sun-kissed waters, hike to a breath-taking lookout, and canoe/kayak (optional). No guest preparation is needed, no equipment, not even a sleeping bag, pad, or pillow. Budget travelers can enjoy free transportation, 3 square meals, a good old fashioned campfire, and best of all, campers gain access to the great Canadian wilderness, for a trip that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, first-timers will learn the basics of camping). Check Algonquin Provincial Park off of your bucket list. Who knows, this may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Safety and First Aid equipment, Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, Campfire with S'Mores (weather permitting), Minimum of 1 nature hike, Stargazing (weather permitting), All Fees and Taxes, Private transportation

Exclusions: Canoe/Kayak rental, Day 1 restaurant lunch, Snacks, Tips (for your guide), Bicycle Rental (optional), *COVID-19 Update: For health reasons, SHOWERS ARE CLOSED for the season

Loaded with classic routes and itineraries, ‘Moose On The Loose’ turns Ontario into your very own playground for camping, hiking, swimming, and paddling fun. Stand tall at the edge of the world, climb through hidden wormholes, and discover sunken shipwrecks aboard a glass bottom boat. No guest preparation is needed, no equipment, not even a sleeping bag/ pad, or pillow. Lake Fever offers Budget travelers free transportation, camp-cooked meals, and good old fashioned campfires, but *please be advised, on this particular tour guests will be expected to share in cooking/dishes duties at least once.* Sightseers can enjoy access to the Canadian wilderness for a unique opportunity that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, first-timers will learn the basics of camping). Cross the great Canadian road trip off your bucket list. Who knows, it may be your once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Air-conditioned vehicle, Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad & pillow rental, S'mores by campfire (weather permitting), At least 3 guided hikes: Booth's Rock Trail, Bruce Trail to the Grotto, Flowerpot Island Loop, Tour of shipwrecks on a glass-bottom boat cruise, Entry to historic Flowerpot Island Lighthouse, All Fees and Taxes, Stargazing (weather permitting)

Exclusions: Guests are expected to participate in cooking and dishwashing (at least once), Canoe/Kayak rental (optional), Restaurant lunch on Day 1 & Day 3, Snacks, Tips (for guide and for waitstaff at restaurants), *COVID-19 Update: For health reasons, SHOWERS ARE CLOSED for the season

Come see why we are Trip Advisor's #1 ranked Algonquin Park outdoor activity since 2014. We have guided Algonquin Park canoe trips since 1996. If you want to learn about canoe camping and observe wildlife, or fish, in Algonquin Park's deep interior, this is your best opportunity. You will paddle, portage, hike, camp, learn, relax, swim, cliff jump, feast, laugh & make friends. Let us get you intimate with nature. Our guides are all full-time employees (never contractors) with the highest credentials & training. They have a 90% success rate for finding moose/beaver. The food is amazing! Our local organic farm provides much of the produce for your meals. A Henrietta's Pine Bakery sandwich starts off your adventure. We make s'mores over the fire. The program is participatory in nature, so group members share in campsite chores and help carry gear. We are a veteran owned local business. Proceeds support our Canoe4Cancer charity program. Age 6+. 12pm departure and 2pm return.

Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Small group size (usually 8 participants with 1 guide), Professional Guide (advanced naturalist training, WFR & food handling certified), Canoe gear - canoe (3 people per), paddle, life jacket, safety kit, Camping gear - tent, air pad (foam, if over 120kg), sleeping bag (with fresh liner) & pillow, Best campsites in Algonquin Park, Wildlife observation (moose & beaver - 90% success), An education and intimate connection to Algonquin Park, Gourmet camp cuisine with organic produce from our local farm, New friends from around the world, Hammock for each participant, Bug jacket for each participant & mesh dining shelter, if required, Cliff jumping (optional), swimming in clean lakes & hiking, Wild berries & other edibles (in season), Great bass & trout fishing (90% success - bring your own kit or rent), Souvenir water bottle, High quality tour photos, Vehicle parking & camping permits

Exclusions: Optional tip, Flash light, towel, fishing kit, backpack or duffle bag (rentable)

Welcome to the land of a thousand lakes, rocky ridges and strawberry sunsets. Join us for 2 days to explore the sheer vastness that is Algonquin Provincial Park, and you'll experience the natural beauty that people have been talking about worldwide. At Algonquin, campers should be prepared to swim sun-kissed waters, hike to a breath-taking lookout, and canoe/kayak (optional). No guest preparation is needed, no equipment, not even a sleeping bag, pad, or pillow. Budget travelers can enjoy free transportation, 3 square meals, a good old fashioned campfire, and best of all, campers gain access to the great Canadian wilderness, for a trip that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, first-timers will learn the basics of camping). Check Algonquin Provincial Park off of your bucket list. This may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, All Fees and Taxes, Private transportation, Minimum of 1 nature hike, Safety and First Aid equipment, Campfire with S'Mores (weather permitting), Stargazing (weather permitting)

Exclusions: Day 1 restaurant lunch, Snacks, Canoe/Kayak rental, Tips (for your guide & restaurant waiter), *COVID-19 Update: For health reasons, SHOWERS ARE CLOSED for the season

In this new Covid-esque world, where countries around the globe work tirelessly at flattening the curve, and where social distancing has become a way of life, the wilderness has become our one true safe haven. Guests of Lake Fever never need to worry about trip planning, gear rentals or transportation. Every trip to the quiet wilderness will provide campers with a sterilized tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad & pillow, even up to 6 prepared meals at camp & S'Mores by crackling campfire. We understand that the average Canadian income got hit pretty hard these past few months. That's why Lake Fever's private overnight camping tours are designed with budget in mind. On our private 3 day trips, you and your extended social bubble can expect to swim, canoe and hike to breath-taking lookouts over peaceful Algonquin Provincial Park. Skip the hassle of renting multiple cars & equipment, booking campsites, planning day trips, and cooking meals. We've got your summer escape covered!

Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Comfortable 15 passenger van transportation, Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad & pillow rental, Campfire with S'Mores (weather permitting), Guided hike up Booth's Rock Trail (2 hrs), Swim time (weather permitting), Use of an official Bocce Ball set, All Fees and Taxes, Stargazing (weather permitting)

Exclusions: Canoe/Kayak rental at Lake Opeongo, Bicycle rental, Lunch on Day 1, Snacks, Tips for your guide/restaurant waiter, *COVID-19 Update: For health reasons, SHOWERS ARE CLOSED for the season