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Another great Ontario park review. Felt like being there. Thanks

Gorgeous and serene lake man, views are absolutely gorgeous!

This video is fantastic. I originally thought 16 minutes - and it was going to be a lot of unecessary dialogue. You a great job of just giving the information I needed. I'm unhappy with my tow vehicle's numbers, but this video is awesome. Thank you.

That view point was definitely overgrown even on our trip last year. I'd go back to this park 👌

Thank you for making this video. I am new to towing and this has really helped in my understanding. I was able to find all the numbers I needed to complete the spreadsheet and it highlighted a similar situation as your Jeep for my vehicle and trailer. Good to know I can't put too much in my vehicle. Thanks again.

Can you do a Halfway lake Prevential park Video? And park Tour

very helpful video thank you very much great job

I love all your videos. You should have way more subscribers...very informative, well made, you get right to he point. Thank you! Going here in 2 days, can't wait.

If you care about shower rooms this park has probably one of the worst. They only got 1 shower room for the entire campsite. Other than that, its great place.

Watched a few of you park videos. Very informative. Thank you as I will be at this campground next month. Keep it up.

Sure it's a great ⛱ beach.

Thank you so much for this lovely video. I was a youngster when our family camped at Agawa every summer! It was rare if there was any other camper there. We loved walking the beach and exploring Sand River, Wawa, High Falls, Michipicoten and The pictographs (and by the way, back in the 60's, the trail went UNDER that suspended rock and went down to the shore, we'd then walk the boulders till we got to the pictographs. Apparently, at some point the water level changed a bit and they had to reroute the trail). We also use to drive to Frater and take the train to Agawa Canyon from Frater. I don't think they offer it anymore. Wawa was a high point for us...there was a wonderful bakery and German deli, Whites Jewelry, and the Woolen Company...and the most MARVELOUS little french fry stand that was between two buildings on Main Street. I don't think any of those spots are there any more. Still, you highlighted so many of my favorite places... next time don't forget about Sinclair Cove and Gargantua!

I love how you put the Subscribe button over the vehicle license plate lol that was so smart of you knowing people are always curious to look at a plate to see if it is customized or what ever lol .. great video thanks for all the info.. heading there next week, my friend is taking me there for the first time! Going to be so beautiful to see over the water to Parry Sound's glow at night.

is it dog friendly?

And bats I almost got hit by one when I was there at my cottage One minute away from the lake

brief, to the point and informative - thank you!

Great video im glad you take the time that you do to show the parks ! A previous channel i had watched said there was no water access at ferris .. now after watching your video ferris is on my list of parks to see

Glad you enjoyed a swim. Such a great beach with amazing views and no one else there.

Nice video! We’re at site 76 later this year. Don’t forget about Doohers bakery and Frog Whisker’s bookshop in campbellford

Excellent video and info!

Doug Ford's government should hire you. The Ontario govt doesn't do any promotion of their parks.

This film is beautiful! Watching this just makes me feel relaxed man! 👏👏

Good rule of thumb. Never exceed 80% of your vehicle's stated towing capacity.

great video! Thanks for sharing all this great info

Thank you, I have the same trailer and Renogy kit, this was super helpful!

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍73

So, the waterfalls, hot springs, campgrounds that require a fee to get in only excepts local currency, or can you use a credit card?

Like the Dutch shirt!

Thank you so much for sharing! Totally appreciate you showing maps! Informative and helpful!

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Like 👍10

On the last visit, we actually had to go out and buy an extension cord, because the outlet was a little too far away. Also, it is possible to canoe down the Big East River, but it is somewhat complicated by needing a shuttle, and I don't think many people do it.

Does Arrowhead park permit allow us use of Algonquin park as well? Also I remember someone talking about using arrowhead sanitary station after camping at Algonquin? Are these cross park use permitted?

Thank you for pointing out the rule about not flying drones in Provincial Parks! There are definitely some UA-camrs who ignore that rule.

Absolutely stunning presentation man, professional and enjoyable as always!

The way to fix provincial parks is to put a working toilet and hot water I can help but if you arent being honest then no one can fix this No civilized person is taking a dump in the woods

We just returned from Bon Echo. Two things we would add to your must do list: The Shield hiking trail and also taking your watercraft to Joeperry Lake for a few hours or a day. If you don't want to portage your watercraft the .5km from parking lot to lake, you can rent a park canoe at the launch on Joeperry.

I guess our 2024 will do us well; Charleston, Bon Echo, Bonnechere, Arrowhead, Murphys Pt, Charleston again and lastly Canisbay/Algonquin :)

Very informative. Thanks for introducing me to Grundy. Lovely background music. Looking forward to more Ontario parks.

Found this video super helpful, as i will be visiting for a 4 night camping trip next month. Thanks for the upload and sharing details

Thanks for the Tour! Will be camping here in July.

Nice vid,sorry you got eaten alive by the bugs,definitely a nuisance,lots of good information,thanks for taking the time to show us fellow campers the park,keep up the good work.

thanks for this video. will be coming there next month. excited to spend quiet time with the family.

Thanks for explaining everything clear enough.

We are a new family with 2 young kids in this country based in Toronto, I just found out about camping in provincial parks and that there are roofed accomodation options too. Any idea where I can read about best options for families? I would want to camp in tents , rv etc probably when the kids are little older but would want to try roofed option first. Please guide if you can, thanks

You point out that your axle ratio is 3.31 but that number doesn't appear on the truck in fact the axle number is 27 , so confused 😤

Lmao Its a picture of me in the outhouse.

Thank you so much. We had all sorts of towing issues and multiple visits to Cat Scales, but your spreadsheet saved us from a narrow escape from an accident. We are first-time RVers and dealerships who want money but are not interested in our lives.

Good video and info! We are heading up there for the week next week. Thanks for the video.

Hands down my favourite provincial park camped there every summer when I was a kid