Camping & Canoeing Gear at Algonquin Outfitters - Oxtongue Lake
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 days
Fitness Level
Moderate physical fitness recommended for portaging and paddling
Overview
Gear up for wilderness adventure with Algonquin Outfitters' rental service. Discover the park's lakes, wildlife, and rugged beauty with all the essentials in hand.
Three Day Gear and Tent Rental
Packs, Sleeping & Cooking Essentials
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About This Adventure
Experience the great outdoors with our three-day gear and tent rental service! Choose from a wide range of high-quality camping and canoeing equipment, including packs, tents, sleeping gear, and cooking essentials. Perfect for adventurers aged 18 and up, this rental offers everything you need for an unforgettable outdoor journey.
Three Day Gear and Tent Rental
Price
Ages 18+ to Reserve
Packs:
- Expedition Canoe Pack (padded back & hip belt): $38.94 CAD
- 60 L Barrel Pack: $44.94 CAD
- 30 L Barrel Pack: $38.94 CAD
- Internal Frame Pack: $38.94 CAD
- Whitewater ProPack: $38.94 CAD
- Waterproof stuff sack (Baja 20 or 30): $11.94 CAD
Tents and Tarps:
- Eureka dome (lightweight 2-3 person): $44.94 CAD
- Eureka Timberline (4 person): $50.94 CAD
- Lightweight nylon tarp: $20.94 CAD
Sleeping Pads/Bags:
- Full-length Therma Rest or camp rest: $17.94 CAD
- Ensolite foam sleeping pad: $8.94 CAD
- Two-season sleeping bag: $29.94 CAD
- Three-season sleeping bag: $32.94 CAD
Cooking Equipment
- Single burner stove butane or propane (fuel extra): $14.94 CAD
- Pot, Plate and Utensil set (per person): $14.94 CAD
- Campfire grill: $11.94 CAD
- Large cook pot: $11.94 CAD
Camping Gear
- Poncho: $11.94 CAD
- Portable saw: $11.94 CAD
- Lightweight camping chair: $11.94 CAD
- Food hanging rope: $8.94 CAD
Safety Gear:
- SPOT GPS: $47.94 CAD
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
We offer a vast variety of equipment to suit your camping and canoeing needs!
Adventure Tips
Pack layers for variable weather
Algonquin's weather can shift quickly; bring clothing for both warm and cool conditions.
Check gear conditions before trip
Ensure all equipment is in excellent condition to avoid surprises on the water or in the woods.
Plan your portages ahead
Familiarize yourself with portage routes to streamline your paddling journey and reduce fatigue.
Respect wildlife and vegetation
Maintain a safe distance from animals and avoid damaging native flora to preserve the area's natural beauty.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Loons
- Beavers
History
Algonquin was established in 1893 to protect its vast wilderness and has a rich history of Indigenous use and early conservation efforts.
Conservation
The park actively manages invasive species and promotes sustainable tourism to preserve its pristine environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Tent
Provides shelter and warmth during multi-day camping.
Sleeping Bag
Ensures restful sleep in varying weather conditions.
Paddle
Essential for efficient and safe canoeing.
Cooking Kit
Allows easy meal prep at campsites.