Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park Backcountry Camping
Kawartha Highlands Signature Site is the largest park in southern Ontario after Algonquin Provincial Park.
Campsites
Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park has over 100 backcountry campsites spread over six recommended loops. Most sites have three tent pads, a designated fire ring, a picnic table and a privy toilet. Campsites can only be reached by canoe; there are no car campsites in the park. Trips range from: introductory with minimal or no portaging; to experienced with portages over 1.5 kilometres.
Kawartha Highlands campsites are booked through the Ontario Parks website below.
Canoe Rentals
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Canoe access points for Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park
Access point delivery rates below indicate the total delivery/pickup charge before tax per booking, and drop of / pick up times available not the rental canoe charge..
Bottle Lake Access point – $135
10:35am & 3:05pm
Anstruther Lake Access point – $105
11:00am & 4:00pm
Wolf Lake Access point – $93
10:45am & 3:45pm
Loon Call Lake Access point – $93
10:25am & 3:25pm
Long Lake Access point – $40
10:10am & 3:10pm
Racoon Lake Access point – $50
9:40am & 2:40pm
Mississauga River Access point – $80
Put In
9:55am & 2:25pm
Take Out
11:15am & 3:45pm
Cold Lake Access point -$120
10:20am & 2:50pm
Need a delivery not listed above? Click here to contact us with your request and we will get back to you with a delivery quote.
Canoe access points for Wolf Island Provincial Park
The access point for Wolf Island Provincial Park is located next to Trent-Severn Waterway Lock 28.
Wolf Island Provincial Park Access point – $50
Silent Lake Provincial Park
Silent Lake Provincial Park Canoe, Kayak & Stand-Up Paddle Board Rental.
Delivery Rate – $118
Canoe Rental Pickup
Pick up is available at our location at 6401 HWY 28 between 9am-5pm
