Quebec City is the capital city of the province of Quebec and is one of the oldest European settlement in North America. Samuel de Champlain arrived here and adopted the Algonquin word, Quebec, meaning “where the river narrows”, referring to the grand St. Lawrence River. The St. Lawrence River begins its flow from the west end of Lake Ontario and flows through the provinces of Ontario and Quebec and drains into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Earl Rowe Provincial Park is an Ontario Provincial Park located near Alliston, Ontario. It features an artificial lake called the Earl Rowe Lake created by damming the Boyne River. Camping facilities include car camping, group campsites, radio free sites and RV. The activities that you can do include canoeing, fishing and swimming.
Driftwood provincial park is situated on the southern shore of the Ottawa River close to the provincial borders of Ontario and Quebec. It offers dramatic views of the Laurentian mountains across the river in Quebec where you can watch gorgeous sunsets. It is a popular camping, hiking and fishing destination, many of the campsites are waterfront sites.
Restoule Provincial Park is an Ontario Provincial Park in the Parry Sound district in Ontario, Canada. The town of Restoule is located along highway 534 and continues towards Restoule Provincial Park. The park is located nicely between the Stormy Lake and Restoule Lake, with the Restoule River passing through both the lakes. It has some nice hiking trails, the main one being the hike to the Fire Tower with some breathtaking views of the Stormy Lake from the top. The park offers Car camping, RV, back country camping and some walk-in sites right beside Restoule Lake.
So now that you have decided to try out camping, the next step is to gather the things that you will need for your trip for a smooth and overall great experience the first time and each time after. You can either start with the basics and then expand your inventory according to your camping style or go all out and buy the best that you can buy with all the bells and whistles.