3 Day Canoe Rental in Algonquin Park with Algonquin Outfitters
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness due to paddling and portaging, but prior experience is helpful though not mandatory.
Overview
Paddle Algonquin Park’s vast lakes with a 3-day canoe rental from Algonquin Outfitters - Opeongo. Flexible pickup and expert gear make it easy to craft your wilderness trip.
3 Day Canoe Rental - Store Pick-Up
2 Person | 3 Person | Solo | Specialty
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About This Adventure
Embark on a three-day canoe adventure with our rental service, complete with paddles and a safety kit. Enjoy the flexibility of picking up your canoe at opening time and returning it by closing on the final day. Take advantage of generous discounts for longer rentals and special rates for youth groups!
Three Day Canoe Rental - Store Pick Up
Duration
3 Days
- Rentals can be picked up when we open the first day of your rental and are due back by close on the final day of your rental.
Details
Included in your rental:
- Canoe rental price includes a paddle per person and a safety kit (whistle, 15m rope and bailer)
Not included in the price:
- Park permits are extra and paid by the client
- PFD's are required per customer and are not included in the price
Discount Rates
- Rentals totaling 5 to 7 days receive a 15% discount (automatically applied at time of booking)
- Rentals totaling 8+ days receive a 25% discount (automatically applied at time of booking)
- Scouts, schools, camps and church youth groups can take advantage of our special “non-profit youth group rates”. Please inquire (opeongo@algonquinoutfitters.com).
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early
Peak season rental slots fill quickly; book weeks ahead to secure your preferred dates.
Pack Lightweight
Minimize gear weight for easier paddling and portaging between lakes.
Bring a Dry Bag
Keep your essentials protected from water during paddling and rain.
Check Weather
Algonquin’s weather can change rapidly; prepare layers and waterproof clothing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common loon
- Beaver
History
Algonquin Park was established in 1893 as Canada’s first provincial park, balancing conservation and recreation for over 130 years.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles and use designated campsites to preserve Algonquin’s delicate ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Personal Floatation Device (PFD)
Required by law and critical for safety while on the water.
Waterproof Dry Bag
Protects belongings from splashes and unexpected rain.
Layered Clothing
Allows for quick adjustments to fluctuating temperatures.
spring specific
Bug Repellent
Keeps mosquitoes and black flies at bay during peak insect season.
summer specific