We always enjoy going there for a walk in the woods around the beautiful lakes. Fabulous to take pictures as the seasons change. More

Nicely sized park with lots of trails and not a lot of hikers, so can enjoy the peace and quiet. More

...and into the forests and rocks and lakes of this park nestled in the south-eastern part of Lake Ontario region - directly north of Kingston. Hiking, paddling, interior camping, swimming - all the outdoors activities we need now and then - all available at this park. Trails range from short (1 km) boardwalk-lined trails to multi-day hiking excursions. The park... More

Great place for a day hike or paddle. I've also canoe camped here, which was good, although it is a small park so there aren't too many multi-day routes if you want to be challenged. More

Need a day outdoors and get back to nature? Frontenac Provincial park is the answer 35 minutes from Kingston , Hiking trails wilderness camping canoeing and yaking are all available in pne location. Lots of wildlife to see, Great staff. More

Wilderness park in biodiverse Canadian shield. Good for hiking and camping if well prepared. Winter activities too. More

great hiking and camping but watch out for those racoons! Its just a short hop from kingston for wonderful wilderness fun More

Tucked away North of Sydenham it might be the most secluded of all the "operating" Ontario Provincial Parks. Designed for hikers, there are no campgrounds just hike in campsites and many long trails to enjoy and feel the peace of nature with out highway traffic nearby. I hike there often and love the Bufflehead trail you can go for hours... More

Our place for Traditional Thanks-Giving hike....offers Canadian shield vistas. Multiple trails varying in length and challenge. Lots of small lakes to paddle and portage, if your preference is to use canoes as a land vehicle....but seriously, the hiking is excellent. More