Is canoe delivery available to all access points in Algonquin Park?

Algonquin Outfitters offers delivery and pick-up services to select access points; check with them to confirm your desired location.

What is included in the rental?

Your rental includes the canoe, one paddle per person, and a safety kit (whistle, 15 m rope, bailer).

Are personal flotation devices included?

No, PFDs must be rented separately or brought by the customer, as they are required by law.

Are there discounts for longer rentals or youth groups?

Yes, rentals of 5-7 days receive a 15% discount, 8+ days get 25% off, and special rates are offered for schools and youth groups.

Do I need a park permit for this canoe trip?

Yes, overnight camping and backcountry paddling in Algonquin require permits, which you must purchase prior to your trip.

How do I reserve an eleven-day canoe rental?

Bookings can be made by contacting Algonquin Outfitters at Oxtongue Lake directly via email or phone.

11-Day Canoe Journey with Algonquin Outfitters - Oxtongue Lake | Canoe | Rentals

Set against the stunning backdrop of Ontario’s renowned Algonquin Provincial Park, Algonquin Outfitters at Oxtongue Lake offers an unparalleled eleven-day canoe rental experience designed for paddlers ready to immerse themselves in one of Canada’s most iconic wilderness destinations. This rental goes beyond standard equipment—it delivers a canoe straight to your chosen access point, simplifying logistics for extended trips that traverse crystal-clear lakes, winding rivers, and dense mixed-wood forests.

The eleven-day rental includes durable paddles and a safety kit equipped to handle common backcountry scenarios—a whistle, rope, and bailer—allowing paddlers to navigate with confidence. Though personal flotation devices and park permits are required separately, Algonquin Outfitters provides special discounted rates for rentals of five days or more, and generous pricing for youth groups, schools, and camps, making the journey financially accessible while fostering outdoor education.

Algonquin Park itself, established in 1893 as Ontario’s first provincial park, is famous for its rugged Canadian Shield landscape: exposed granite rock faces, interconnected waterways, and vibrant ecosystems home to moose, beavers, and loons. Paddlers may find themselves crossing serene waters beneath towering pines, pulling up at quiet campsites sheltered by cedar and birch, or catching glimpses of rare wildlife along the shore.

Algonquin Outfitters’ local presence at Oxtongue Lake, within striking distance of Dwight, Ontario, positions it as an essential outfitter for backcountry paddlers eager to take on multi-day routes without the hassle of transporting canoes themselves. Their access point delivery service and flexible rental periods uniquely position them to support both seasoned adventurers and youth groups venturing into this storied landscape.

For those craving a deep, sustained connection with Algonquin’s wilderness, this rental blends practical convenience with the timeless challenge of paddling Canada’s lake country—unlocking unforgettable memories across nearly two weeks of exploration.