Camping / RVing 2020 - Northern Ontario (Lake Superior, Halfway Lake and Killbear Provincial Parks) скачать в хорошем качестве

Camping / RVing 2020 - Northern Ontario (Lake Superior, Halfway Lake and Killbear Provincial Parks)

With the first wave of Covid-19 subsiding Ontario's provincial parks reopened allowing for a, albeit shortened, wonderful vacation and break from the worst of the pandemic. After a provisioning stop in Sault Ste Marie, the KOA there is a wonderful park only 5 minutes from town btw, 2020 found us headed back to familiar territory at Lake Superior Provincial Park, Agawa Bay campground. From there we headed to a new park for us, Halfway Lake Provincial Park (between Sudbury and Timmins), finishing with a few days at Killbear Provincial Park. Superior just never gets old - the incredibly beautiful, rugged, almost mountainous topography can make you forget you're in Ontario. The beaches are immense and quiet (and the water is frigid!). Hiking is incredible and history abounds. While the visitor centre was closed due to Covid, you couldn't help but feel you've arrived at a special place here. Halfway Lake was a nice quiet park with a small sandy beach and warmer water. It seems to be a popular park with many campers coming from the Sudbury area, about an hours drive away. Halfway Lake was a nice stop for 2 or 3 days but for us that was probably enough time to take in most of what the park offers. And Killbear of course is always a perennial favourite - the twisted white pines on the rugged Georgian Bay shoreline are beautiful, the beaches are sandy, the deer are plentiful and even Gilly's, a local fish restaurant, had reopened and were serving their famous perch and pickerel dinners via take-out. Our 2020 vacation was abridged because of the pandemic....but just being able to be back on the road, back camping, was medicine for the soul.....and we're incredibly grateful for the experiences. Vehicle: 2017 Ram Copperhead RV: 2017 Forest River Flagstaff 26RBWS (Rockwood 2606)