On June 12th, this one-off annual tour turns Ontario into your very own playground for 8 days of camping, hiking, swimming, and paddling fun. Stand tall at the edge of the world, ride the rapids, cycle a historic former railway line, and discover sunken shipwrecks aboard a glass bottom boat. You’ll never look at Ontario the same way again.
No guest preparation is needed, no equipment, not even a sleeping bag/pad. Lake Fever offers travelers free transportation, camp-cooked meals, and good old fashioned campfires, but *please be advised, on this particular tour guests will be expected to share in cooking/dishes duties at least once.* Sightseers can enjoy access to the Canadian wilderness for a unique opportunity that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, first-timers will learn the basics of camping).
Cross the great Canadian road trip off your bucket list. Who knows, it may be your once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The “Bucket Lister” tour visits Algonquin, Sandbanks, Bon Echo, and Six Mile Lake Provincial Parks, as well as Bruce Peninsula National Park, Fathom Five National Marine Park, and Elora Gorge Conservation Area. Includes camping (gear and all), lake canoeing, wine tasting, many breathtaking hikes, cycling, a glass-bottom boat tour (to shipwrecks and Flower Pot Island), tubing through a limestone gorge, and a visit to The Big Apple.
Visit www.lakefeverwilderness.ca/the-bucketlister-tour for itinerary and more details.
