So pleased to have made time for one night's stay at Quetico Provincial Park. It was so quiet and peaceful, with no noise from the highway. Instead, there were gentle waves lapping at the shore and a couple of families enjoying the stunning surroundings. Stayed...More

Go to see Doug at Canadian Quetico Outfitters ! I arrived in the morning in the area and assisted at a few groups of canoes departures. By myself crossing Canada from Montréal to Vancouver, no plans, no restrictions, I got jealous and ask the people...More

Arriving at the end of the season and looking for a place to enjoy a picnic lunch and a small hike, we found this place. The lake and picnic facilities were great. The French River Falls hike was a bit disappointing. A long over grown...More

Bucket List - visit every Provincial Park in Ontario: This park is huge! Most of it is for interior canoeing and some places you need to be flown into. There is a day use area off of Hwy11 (Trans Canada), a campground and hiking trails....More

We paddled across Joe Peary Lake to our back country campsite and immediately as I expressed the hope I'd hear a loon one flew in, less than 10 feet away - magical. At 4am when I'd been awakned more than once by the loon's haunting...More

We love Quetico. It is a spectacular wilderness park with a great history. We back country paddled through here 20 years ago, and had many fond memories of it. Coming back today we were pleasantly surprised to find so many amenities such as an interpretive...More

Quetico is a truly special place for those visiting. It's a rarity to be in the midst of such unspoiled wilderness. Being being remote presents it's challenges but it's all part of the adventure. Having visited several times and traveled around the world, I would...More