Gear & Tent Rentals at Algonquin Outfitters - Opeongo
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Up to 10 days
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition to carry gear, paddle, and hike portages over multiple days.
Overview
Gear up for your Algonquin adventure with the Ten Day Gear and Tent Rental from Algonquin Outfitters - Opeongo. High-quality camping and canoeing equipment awaits to outfit your next journey into Ontario’s vast wilderness.
Ten Day Gear and Tent Rental
Packs, Sleeping & Cooking Essentials
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About This Adventure
Experience the great outdoors with our Ten Day Gear and Tent Rental! Choose from a wide selection of high-quality camping and canoeing equipment, including tents, sleeping bags, and cooking gear. Perfect for adventurers aged 18 and up, this rental offers everything you need for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.
#Ten Day Gear and Tent Rental
##Price
Ages 18+ to Reserve
Packs:
- Expedition Canoe Pack (padded back & hip belt): $97.35 CAD
- 60 L Barrel Pack: $112.35 CAD
- Waterproof stuff sack (Baja 20 or 30): $29.85 CAD
Tents and Tarps:
- Eureka dome (lightweight 2-3 person): $112.35 CAD
- Eureka Timberline (4 person): $127.35 CAD
- Lightweight nylon tarp: $52.35 CAD
Sleeping Pads/Bags:
- Full-length Therma Rest or camp rest: $44.85 CAD
- Ensolite foam sleeping pad: $22.35 CAD
- Two-season sleeping bag: $74.85 CAD
- Three-season sleeping bag: $82.35 CAD
Cooking Equipment
- Single burner stove butane or propane (fuel extra): $37.35 CAD
- Pot, Plate and Utensil set (per person): $37.35 CAD
- Campfire grill: $29.85 CAD
- Large cook pot: $29.85 CAD
Camping Gear
- Poncho: $29.85 CAD
- Portable saw: $29.85 CAD
- Lightweight camping chair: $29.85 CAD
- Food hanging rope: $22.35 CAD
Safety Gear:
- SPOT GPS: $119.85 CAD
##Duration
10 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
Secure Your Camping Permit
Algonquin Park requires overnight camping permits—arrange yours before heading out to avoid fines.
Prepare for Variable Weather
Weather can shift rapidly; pack rain gear and layered clothing to stay comfortable on the trail.
Protect Food from Wildlife
Use provided food hanging rope to keep meals out of reach from raccoons and bears overnight.
Inspect Your Gear Before Departure
Check tents, stove, and sleeping bags for damage upon pickup to ensure reliability in the field.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose—often spotted in marshy areas near shorelines
- Beaver—active lodges along many park waterways
History
Algonquin Park was established in 1893 as Canada’s first provincial park and preserves a significant portion of the Mixedwood Plains forest region.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to minimize impact by practicing Leave No Trace ethics, including proper waste disposal and respecting wildlife habitats.
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Recommended Gear
Three-Season Sleeping Bag
Provides versatile warmth for cool nights during extended trips.
spring specific
Lightweight Tent (2-3 person)
Easy to carry and quick to pitch, designed for reliable shelter on the trail.
Single Burner Stove
Compact and efficient for cooking meals when campfires aren’t allowed.
Food Hanging Rope
Essential for keeping food secure and wildlife safe during overnight stays.