Planning 🔗 Already sold out? Join our waitlist here! 🔗 Camping in Killbear with a day visit to the famous Killarney Crack and a beach afternoon at Wasaga. If you want to sign up, we're on the same page. As part of our summer of camping, it wouldn't be complete without hiking on one of the most iconic trails - La Cloche Silhouette trail! We'll tackle one section called the Crack which goes through some of the oldest rock formations on the planet. Special note, this trail has a climb at the end which is akin to a scramble. For this, we do not advise bringing young folk on this trip. We also must stress that this hike is classed as difficult, it's not a "walk in the park" and will require some level of fitness. If you want to join the trip and not hike the last part which is the climb - that's fine too. After Killarney, we'll head south to Killbear Provincial Park. where we'll set up camp. All your equipment is included - Tent, Sleeping bag, Liner, Matt and Pillow. We'll also cook 2 campfire meals together. If the skies are kind, we'll stargaze and see what we can find in the night sky. It's worth noting the famous Killbear tree, said to be Ontario's most photographed tree, currently has braces. On the second day, there will free time in the morning to enjoy the rocky shoreline or numerous beaches in the park. We'll then head South to Wasaga Beach - the world's longest freshwater beach. After soaking in the sun, we'll head to our final stop - the Collingwood Brewery for an end of trip refreshment (soft or hard). VERY IMPORTANT - we do 3 people per tent. If you are a couple and want your own tent, get in touch with us. There is a small fee for your own tent. This tour departs from Toronto (Yorkdale TTC Passenger pick up). FAQ's What's included? ☑️ Return transportation ☑️ Entry permits for Killarney & Killbear ☑️ Northbound Driver Tour leader - Wilderness first aid certified ☑️ Camp equipment - tent, sleeping bag, matt, pillow, liner ☑️ 2 campfire meals Dietary requests (food)We often get asked if we can accommodate dietary restrictions. The short answer is yes, if we know about them. Please let your tour leader know at the start of the trip if you have any restrictions so they can tailor their food shop. E.g., Vegetarian, no pork, etc. In some instances, we may ask for your assistance should it be outside our area of knowledge. Why can't I see more dates?We would love to offer a super busy program packed with events, but that's not how supply and demand works. At the moment, we are aiming to offer a wide variety of trips to cater to many different tastes. As we grow, our offerings will grow too. You can see what we're up to each week by clicking on the calendar in the menu. ParkingWe do our pick-ups from Yorkdale TTC passenger pick-up. We suggest taking public transportation to the meeting point. If you must take the car, the options are to park at Wilson Passenger pick-up and parking—this is free on the weekends and subject to availability. We would not suggest parking at Yorkdale Mall as vehicles may be ticketed or towed after 5 hours. How many people per tent?If you would like your own tent for two people, there is a supplemental charge of $20 per tent. If you would like your own tent (for one person), there is a supplemental charge of $30. By using more tents, we have to do more work after to clean them. We usually aim for 3 people per tent. We use 4-person Eureka tents as or standard for this arrangement, which are mostly 4-season. When not requested, tents are divided by gender. In the case where adults want to share of different genders, we will do our best to accommodate requests if everyone knows each other. We will not place mixed gender adults together who do not previously know each other. There may be some tents with fewer than 3 people due to the way the numbers land. Either way, 3 people to a 4-person tent is still very spacious. If you want 4 people in a tent as that's your friend group size, that works too. Can I bring my pet?We love animals, but we can't allow pets, we’re afraid. We will designate a few pet-friendly dates each year, but it's impossible for us to know if anyone has an allergy to dogs or cats, etc., ahead of time, and we don't want to cause any reactions in an enclosed space. We really do think dogs are paw-fect! And we will aim to offer some pet-friendly dates which will be clearly listed in the future. Ready to book? Find your tour below ⬇️ Sample itinerary Day 1 Depart from Yorkdale TTC Stop in Parry Sound for brunch and a break Continue north to Killarney Provincial Park for an afternoon hike Hike "The Crack" trail with views of Boreal Forest and rock formations Depart for Killbear Provincial Park Check into Killbear Provincial Park, set up tents, learn fire-starting, and cook dinner Day 2 Campfire breakfast Free time for visiting the Killbear Tree (currently on braces for support), or napping Pack up camp gear and check out Head south to Wasaga Beach for free time on the beach Free time at Collingwood brewery Depart for Toronto, arriving back in the evening Enjoy your trip!
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