Algonquin Provincial Park

One of the most beautiful places in Ontario. It’s pretty popular and famous for its fall colorful scenery. We drove about 300 km for one day camping in the park. Not only at our destination, but also along the way, we enjoy and explore the red and yellow mountains and forests, and blue and clear lakes. Love the splendid and vibrant nature! I took lots of photos and videos, sharing with my friends and you.

Algonquin Park is absolutely stunning, especially in the fall. The vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows of the trees make for an unforgettable experience. I hiked the Centennial Ridges Trail, and the views were incredible—sweeping vistas of lakes and forests bathed in autumn colors. The trails are well-maintained and offer something for every level, from easy walks to more challenging hikes. It's a perfect spot for anyone who loves nature, wildlife, and beautiful scenery. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking for a peaceful escape, Algonquin is a must-visit in the fall!

One of my favorite provincial parks! I've been back country, portaging, all along hwy 60 at numerous campgrounds, doesn't matter where you go all people and staff members are very pleasant. Facilities are clean and trails are well maintained. Remember people, what you pack in, you pack out! :)

It’s hard to describe the beauty of this park unless you’re actually there. I went solo in November and it was beautiful. A lot more quiet than the summer and NO BUGS and if you’re looking for a place to get away from all the loudness and hassle in the city, you will find it here. The only thing you’ll hear is your breath and the occasional sounds from wildlife.

The park really is incredible. I'm lucky enough to come here once a year for a camping trip, and it's usually the best five days of the summer. It definitely isn't beginner camping, but if you have some experienced friends, they can definitely get you into it. It's very peaceful, as you usually are on a lake with two to four other sites. The water is often warm and still during the summer, which makes for an amazing swimming experience. There does tend to be a lot of bugs, even later in the year, so keep that in mind during the evenings. On most lakes, you'll see beavers, loons, ducks, turtles, and maybe even a moose. The nature is breathtaking to explore, and because of the size of the park, you could come here for the rest of your life and still have new lakes to explore. Overall, it's an incredible park for experienced campers!