Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Killarney Provincial Park adventure.
Camp, hike, and paddle amid distinctive pink granite rocks in this forested park. Â
The early 20th-century Canadian landscape artists known as the Group of Seven captured the wind-swept pines, granite ridges, and white quartzite peaks of the La Cloche Mountains across this region, and if you trek the hiking trails or go paddling across the lakes of Killarney Provincial Park, youâll see why. Set along Georgian Bay, Killarney is one of Ontarioâs most striking outdoor destinations and one of its most-visited provincial parks. Day-hike âThe Crackâ for awesome views, check out the pink granite along the Chikanishing Trail, plan a backpacking adventure on the 80-kilometer La Cloche Silhouette Trail, go canoeing on Bell Lake, or follow canoe routes into the backcountry.
With mild days and crisp nights when the trees turn red and gold, September and October are the best months to visit Killarney Provincial Park. July and August are warmer, though normally more crowded, especially on weekends. In spring and early summer, mosquitoes and black flies can be fierceâcome prepared with repellent and protective clothing. The park and George Lake Campground stay open year-round for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and camping, although washrooms close in winter.