Explore Algonquin Park with a 13-Day Kayak & SUP Rental Adventure
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
13 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for someone with moderate fitness comfortable paddling several hours a day with breaks
Overview
Set off on a self-guided paddle through the vast lakes and forests of Algonquin Park with a 13-day kayak and SUP rental. Enjoy flexible, affordable gear for exploring one of Canada’s most celebrated wilderness parks.
13 Day Kayak & SUP Rental - Store Pick-Up
Solo Kayak | Tandem Kayak | SUP
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About This Adventure
Embark on a thrilling 13-day canoe adventure with our rental service! Enjoy the freedom of exploring waterways at your own pace, equipped with paddles and a safety kit. Take advantage of generous discounts for longer rentals and special rates for youth groups, making this experience both exciting and accessible.
Thirteen Day Canoe Rental - Store Pick Up
Duration
13 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
Bring Your Own PFD or Rent One
Personal flotation devices are legally required—make sure to include one in your rental or bring your own for safety on the water.
Plan for Weather Changes
Algonquin’s weather can shift quickly; pack waterproof layers and check forecasts regularly before launching.
Pack a Map and Compass
Navigation tools are crucial to avoid getting lost on multi-day routes through Algonquin’s maze of lakes and ports.
Reserve Your Park Permits in Advance
Camping permits for overnight stays are mandatory—secure them early to guarantee your spot along popular routes.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Timber wolves, often heard at dawn or dusk.
- Red foxes, spotted during quiet paddles along the shoreline.
History
Algonquin Park has served as a traditional hunting and fishing ground for Indigenous peoples for thousands of years, long before its 1893 establishment as a provincial park.
Conservation
Algonquin Park promotes ‘Leave No Trace’ principles to preserve its delicate ecosystems and maintain healthy wildlife populations.
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Adventure Hotspots in Algonquin Park
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof Dry Bags
Keeps gear and clothing dry during rainy spells and water crossings.
summer specific
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Required for legal and safety reasons on all watercraft.
Layered Clothing
Flexible clothing protects against cool mornings and warmer afternoons.
spring specific
Map and Compass
Essential for navigation through Algonquin’s backcountry paddling routes.