Paddling Adventure on Costello Creek with Algonquin Outfitters
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic stamina for paddling is helpful but not required.
Overview
Spend two hours paddling along the quiet waters of Costello Creek under expert guidance from Algonquin Outfitters - Opeongo. Ideal for families, this trip teaches essential paddling skills while journeying to Turtle Rock and back.
Guided Half-Day Costello Creek Trip
Guided | 2 Hours | Ideal for families or groups of friends!
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of the Costello Creek trip, a two-hour guided paddling adventure perfect for families and friends. With expert guidance and all equipment provided, you'll learn essential paddling skills while exploring a stunning wilderness creek, making unforgettable memories as you journey to Turtle Rock and back.
Ideal for families or groups of friends!
Price
Ages 18+ to Reserve | 17 & Under Must Share Vessel w/Adult
Two-Person Group: $159.96 CAD Three-Person Group: $179.94 CAD Four or more Person Group (price per person): $49.98 CAD
Duration
2 hours
Details
The Costello Creek trip is a perfect two-hour guided trip for people on a tighter time schedule. This thoroughly enjoyable wilderness paddling experience includes all necessary equipment and the services of an experienced and knowledgeable guide. Our guide will teach you basic paddling skills so you can easily enjoy a few hours paddling a wilderness creek to Turtle Rock and back.
Adventure Tips
Bring a change of clothes
Even on calm days, splashes are inevitable; quick-drying clothes keep you comfortable.
Wear a securely fitting life jacket
Life jackets are provided, but ensure yours fits well for safety and mobility in the canoe.
Arrive early for orientation
Timely arrival ensures you receive a thorough briefing and gear fitting before launch.
Check park permit requirements
Park permits are not included; obtain them ahead of time to avoid delays or fines.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Beavers
- Common loons
History
Algonquin Park, established in 1893 as Canada’s first provincial park, played a key role in conservation and recreation history.
Conservation
Algonquin Outfitters emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to preserve fragile waterway ecosystems and minimize visitor impact.
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Recommended Gear
Quick-drying clothing
Keeps you comfortable in the canoe where splashing is common.
summer specific
Waterproof sunscreen
Protects skin from UV rays reflected by water surfaces.
summer specific
Insect repellent
Minimizes mosquito bites during warmer months in the forested creek setting.
spring specific
Water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout your paddle in the natural surroundings.