Is opeongo lake open?

Lake Opeongo is a popular destination for day-trippers too! Canoe and kayak rentals are available for the day and the lake offers a wide variety of scenic destinations….CURRENT STORE HOURS.

How do I get to Lake opeongo?

Canoeists can be delivered by water taxi to the main portages at the far end of the lake (with an option for round-trip service). Water taxi service can also drop you off at your favourite Lake Opeongo campsite. Canoe and kayak rentals are available for the day and the lake offers a wide variety of scenic destinations.

Are there cottages on Lake opeongo?

Opeongo Lake Dam Cottage & Vacation Rentals from C$77 | VacationRentalCanada.

How long is Lake opeongo?

The total area is 58 km2 (22.4 sq mi), the average depth 14.6 m (48 ft) and the maximum depth 49.4 m (162 ft).

Are motor boats allowed in Algonquin Park?

Motors (including electric and gasoline) are prohibited on most lakes within Algonquin Park. However, exceptions exist along the developed Highway 60 Corridor and some backcountry lakes.

What fish are in Algonquin Park?

Algonquin is well known for its Brook Trout and Lake Trout fisheries but has other species such as Smallmouth Bass, Lake Whitefish, Yellow Perch, Northern Pike, Muskellunge, and Walleye. Also see Fishing in Algonquin Park.

How many campsites does Lake opeongo have?

Opeongo is one big piece of water, covering a shoreline of 149 kilometres. The lake stretches 15 kilometres north-to-south and 14 kilometres east-to-west. It’s a perfect weeklong paddle—a massive lake with tranquil scenery, unlimited campsites and amazing sunsets.

How do I book a canoe trip in Algonquin Park?

To make a reservations for a backcountry trip or a reservation for a Ranger Cabins, call 1-888-ONT-PARK (1-888-668-7275) [or (519) 826-5290 for outside of North America] or make a reservation Online.

Are you allowed cans in Algonquin Park?

Cans and bottles are prohibited in the Park’s backcountry. The backcountry is everywhere except organized campgrounds and picnic grounds where there is regular garbage collection.

Can I use a generator in Algonquin Park?

Generators Considerate campers minimize generator time. Unless prohibited by legislation, generators are permitted in provincial parks, however, they cannot be the source of excessive noise nor disturb others at any time.

Can you keep fish in Algonquin Park?

Most people fishing in Algonquin Park need a valid Ontario fishing license; Ontario residents under 18 and over 65 years of age do not require them. Licenses are available at any Ontario Parks permit station or access point in Algonquin Park. Algonquin Outfitters does NOT sell fishing licenses.

Can you drink the water in Algonquin Park?

Visitors can obtain POTABLE drinking water from the laundry tap in the Mew Lake comfort station or the laundry tap in either of the Lake of Two Rivers comfort stations. All other water obtained throughout the campgrounds MUST be brought to a rolling boil for ONE full minute and then cooled before consumption.

Where is the Opeongo store in Algonquin Provincial Park?

The Opeongo Store located at the Access Point offers canoe and kayak rentals, complete outfitting, water taxi service, as well as an outstanding selection of fish tackle, camping supplies, clothing, footwear, souvenirs, snacks, groceries, gas, live bait and ice.

Which is the largest lake in Algonquin Park?

The largest lake in Algonquin Park is home to the Algonquin Outfitters Opeongo Store and Water Taxi. Lake Opeongo is well known for some of the best lake trout and smallmouth bass fishing in the park.

Where is the access point to Lake Opeongo?

The Lake Opeongo Access Point is one of the major gateways to Algonquin Park’s backcountry.

Where to go for a canoe trip in Algonquin Park?

The Lake Opeongo access point (#11) provides excellent access to the central canoe tripping area of Algonquin Park, making it a great starting/ending point. A water taxi ride can give your trip a boost by eliminating the 15-25 km paddle to the main portages at the far end of the lake.