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Camping at Pog Lake: Returning to a Place That Feels Like Home
There are some places you visit once and enjoy, and then there are places that become part of who you are. For me, Pog Lake Campground in Algonquin Provincial Park is one of those places. Every time I drive through the gates of Algonquin, I feel a sense of calm wash over me. The towering pines, the winding roads, the familiar smell of the forest—it all feels like coming home. While I've camped in many beautiful parks across Ontario over the years, there is something about Alg
Liz Courneyea
Jul 63 min read


Camping at Bon Echo Provincial Park
Some camping trips are all golden-hour sunsets and quiet mornings by the lake. Others test every ounce of patience, preparation, and calm you have. Our trip to Bon Echo Provincial Park during the derecho firmly landed in the second category—and it’s one I won’t ever forget. Bon Echo is one of those parks that feels almost sacred the moment you arrive. Mazinaw Rock towers over the lake, ancient pictographs etched into its face, the kind of place that naturally slows you down.
Liz Courneyea
Feb 33 min read


Camping at Sturgeon Bay Provincial Park
There’s no better way to kick off the summer season than spending the May long weekend outdoors, and Sturgeon Bay Provincial Park is the perfect hidden gem for a peaceful nature escape. Located just off Highway 400 in Pointe au Baril, Ontario, this cozy and quiet park offers a classic Northern Ontario camping experience — tranquil, scenic, and stress-free. Best of all, it’s just over two hours north of Toronto, making it an easy weekend getaway. This trip also marked a small
Liz Courneyea
May 25, 20253 min read
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