Crown Land in the Land O' Lakes
The Land O' Lakes is the lake-stippled country along Highways 7 and 41 between Kingston and Bancroft, where the Canadian Shield first rises out of eastern Ontario's farmland. Its centrepiece is Bon Echo Provincial Park and Mazinaw Rock — a 100-metre cliff dropping straight into Ontario's second-deepest lake, painted with more than 260 Indigenous pictographs — but the quieter draw is the crown land around Cloyne, Flinton and Ardoch, where lakes like Skootamatta, Weslemkoon and the upper Mississippi River hide free campsites and solid bass, lake trout and walleye water. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips.
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