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3 Day Algonquin Park Canoe Trip - Moose & Beaver Safari

(27) Reviews

Ontario

3 Day Algonquin Park Canoe Trip - Moose & Beaver Safari

(27) Reviews

Ontario

About

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...

Highlights

3 days

Offered in English & French

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

3 days

Offered in English & French

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

What's Included

Souvenir water bottle

Gourmet camp cuisine with organic produce from our local farm

Great bass & trout fishing (90% success - bring your own kit or rent)

Lunch

Dinner

Small group size (usually 8 participants with 1 guide)

Breakfast

Professional Guide (advanced naturalist training, WFR & food handling certified)

Vehicle parking & camping permits

An education and intimate connection to Algonquin Park

Wildlife observation (moose & beaver - 90% success)

Best campsites in Algonquin Park

High quality tour photos (via Facebook)

Canoe gear - canoe (3 people per), paddle, life jacket, safety kit

Wild berries & other edibles (in season)

New friends from around the world

Cliff jumping (optional), swimming in clean lakes & hiking

Bug jacket for each participant & mesh dining shelter, if required

Camping gear - tent, air pad (foam, if over 120kg), sleeping bag (with fresh liner) & pillow

Hammock for each participant

Guide tip (5-10% of tour cost; please bring cash)

Flash light, towel, fishing kit, backpack or duffle bag (rentable)

Meeting Points

Departure

Canoe Lake Access Point Permit Office

On the actual rocky beach, by the picnic tables, OUTSIDE the Ontario Park's office. Watch for our white van/trailers, canoes and guides with the Canadian flag logo about 15 minutes prior to departure. All our staff also wear florescent yellow/orange hats. Please don't look for us at the big store next to the beach.

Itinerary

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Going Deep Into The Wilderness - Getting To Our Campsite

3 Stops

Algonquin Provincial Park

Meet you guide on Canoe Lake beach. Get to know your fellow group members (and new best friends from around the world) over lunch. After instruction from your guide, paddle together into the Algonquin interior (about 15km/4 hours). There is a 300m portage and a large beaver dam to cross. Upon arrival at our gorgeous wilderness campsite, we will set up camp and collect firewood. Participants can relax in hammocks or swim while your guide/chef prepare dinner. After dinner, we relax by the fire with S'mores and story telling.

10 hours

Canoe Lake Access Point

This is where we meet, eat lunch and receive canoe training.

1 hour

Tom Thomson Memorial

We pass by on our paddle across Canoe Lake.

Important Information

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Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

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Not recommended for pregnant travelers

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Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

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Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

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Simple eating restrictions (vegetarian, nut free, lactose free, no pork) be accommodated (if you advise us in advance)?

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Advanced eating restrictions (Vegan and gluten free) can be accommodated for $50CAD, plus 13% tax. Contact us, in advance, to make arrangements.

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If you have any health issues (diabetes, heart, etc.) or serious allergies, please advise us.

Cancellation policy

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.

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This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

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Confirmation will be received at time of booking

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Most travelers can participate

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Not wheelchair accessible

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This tour/activity will have a maximum of 25 travelers

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Infants must sit on laps

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About

Highlights

3 days

Offered in English & French

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

3 days

Offered in English & French

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

What's Included

Souvenir water bottle

Gourmet camp cuisine with organic produce from our local farm

Great bass & trout fishing (90% success - bring your own kit or rent)

Lunch

Dinner

Small group size (usually 8 participants with 1 guide)

Breakfast

Professional Guide (advanced naturalist training, WFR & food handling certified)

Vehicle parking & camping permits

An education and intimate connection to Algonquin Park

Wildlife observation (moose & beaver - 90% success)

Best campsites in Algonquin Park

High quality tour photos (via Facebook)

Canoe gear - canoe (3 people per), paddle, life jacket, safety kit

Wild berries & other edibles (in season)

New friends from around the world

Cliff jumping (optional), swimming in clean lakes & hiking

Bug jacket for each participant & mesh dining shelter, if required

Camping gear - tent, air pad (foam, if over 120kg), sleeping bag (with fresh liner) & pillow

Hammock for each participant

Guide tip (5-10% of tour cost; please bring cash)

Flash light, towel, fishing kit, backpack or duffle bag (rentable)

Meeting Points

Departure

Canoe Lake Access Point Permit Office

Itinerary

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Going Deep Into The Wilderness - Getting To Our Campsite

3 Stops

Algonquin Provincial Park

10 hours

Canoe Lake Access Point

This is where we meet, eat lunch and receive canoe training.

1 hour

Tom Thomson Memorial

We pass by on our paddle across Canoe Lake.

3 Day Algonquin Park Canoe Trip - Moose & Beaver Safari

(27) Reviews

Ontario

About

Highlights

3 days

Offered in English & French

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

3 days

Offered in English & French

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

What's Included

Souvenir water bottle

Gourmet camp cuisine with organic produce from our local farm

Great bass & trout fishing (90% success - bring your own kit or rent)

Lunch

Dinner

Small group size (usually 8 participants with 1 guide)

Breakfast

Professional Guide (advanced naturalist training, WFR & food handling certified)

Vehicle parking & camping permits

An education and intimate connection to Algonquin Park

Wildlife observation (moose & beaver - 90% success)

Best campsites in Algonquin Park

High quality tour photos (via Facebook)

Canoe gear - canoe (3 people per), paddle, life jacket, safety kit

Wild berries & other edibles (in season)

New friends from around the world

Cliff jumping (optional), swimming in clean lakes & hiking

Bug jacket for each participant & mesh dining shelter, if required

Camping gear - tent, air pad (foam, if over 120kg), sleeping bag (with fresh liner) & pillow

Hammock for each participant

Guide tip (5-10% of tour cost; please bring cash)

Flash light, towel, fishing kit, backpack or duffle bag (rentable)

Meeting Points

Departure

Canoe Lake Access Point Permit Office

About

Highlights

3 days

Offered in English & French

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

3 days

Offered in English & French

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

What's Included

Souvenir water bottle

Gourmet camp cuisine with organic produce from our local farm

Great bass & trout fishing (90% success - bring your own kit or rent)

Lunch

Dinner

Small group size (usually 8 participants with 1 guide)

Breakfast

Professional Guide (advanced naturalist training, WFR & food handling certified)

Vehicle parking & camping permits

An education and intimate connection to Algonquin Park

Wildlife observation (moose & beaver - 90% success)

Best campsites in Algonquin Park

High quality tour photos (via Facebook)

Canoe gear - canoe (3 people per), paddle, life jacket, safety kit

Wild berries & other edibles (in season)

New friends from around the world

Cliff jumping (optional), swimming in clean lakes & hiking

Bug jacket for each participant & mesh dining shelter, if required

Camping gear - tent, air pad (foam, if over 120kg), sleeping bag (with fresh liner) & pillow

Hammock for each participant

Guide tip (5-10% of tour cost; please bring cash)

Flash light, towel, fishing kit, backpack or duffle bag (rentable)

Meeting Points

Departure

Canoe Lake Access Point Permit Office