Backcountry Canoe Rental with Algonquin North Wilderness Outfitter
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–7 days
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable on water and able to carry gear while paddling.
Overview
Discover the pristine lakes and quiet coves of Algonquin Park with a 5-day canoe rental that delivers hassle-free wilderness access. Perfect for connecting with nature and spotting local wildlife.
Kiosk Backcountry- 5 Day Rental ***Save 15%***
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About This Adventure
Experience the tranquility of nature with a unique wilderness adventure. Immerse yourself in pristine lakes, gaze at a star-filled sky, and discover the soothing power of silence. Enjoy hassle-free canoe delivery for your backcountry or campground stay, making this an unforgettable escape into the beauty of the great outdoors.
A true wilderness experience!
About
A feeling of tranquility, and a glimpse of the past,
Experience a sense of wonder as you gaze into the beauty of a star filled sky. Rejuvenate your soul. Immerse your body in one of our many pristine lakes. Sooth your spirit with the power of nature.
Silence, have you heard it? You want it?
We got it, come get it.
Delivery
Canoes are automatically delivered and picked-up for Kiosk Backcountry and Campground reservations at no charge.
Please note: We recommend Ultra-light canoes for customers that will be camping Backcountry, since they will have to carry the canoes a longer distance than those staying at Campground.
Adventure Tips
Pack lightweight, quick-drying clothing
Bring clothes suitable for variable weather, including rain gear, for comfort on the water and in camp.
Set up camp early each day
Arriving at your campsite before dusk gives you time to enjoy the surroundings and set up safely.
Respect wildlife distances
Observe animals from a distance and avoid disturbing their natural behaviors.
Carry a navigation map and compass
Though the lakes are well-charted, always be prepared to navigate if needed.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- moose
- bald eagles
History
Algonquin has been a vital area for Indigenous tribes for centuries, now celebrated as Canada’s first provincial park since 1893.
Conservation
The park emphasizes sustainable camping and paddling, promoting Leave No Trace principles to preserve its pristine environment.
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Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
A safety essential to stay buoyant and visible in case of an emergency.
Waterproof dry bags
Keep your clothing and electronics dry during paddling and camping.
Layered clothing system
Adapt to changing weather with moisture-wicking, insulating, and waterproof layers.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Camping stove and cookware
Prepare meals at your campsite for added convenience and enjoyment.