Crown Land around Algonquin Park
Algonquin is Ontario's original provincial park — 7,600 square kilometres of maple hills, spruce bogs and more than 2,400 lakes, crossed by the Highway 60 corridor between Huntsville and Whitney with its museum-quality visitor centre, moose-rich roadside bogs and trailheads. The park itself runs on Ontario Parks permits, from the corridor campgrounds to over 1,900 paddle-in interior sites, but free crown land presses right against its boundaries: Enhanced Management Areas like Livingstone Township and Clear Lake off the southwest corner near Dorset, Butt Township outside the Kearney access points, and waterway parks such as Oxtongue River-Ragged Falls and the Upper Madawaska carrying park rivers out into public land. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips.
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