Voyageur Provincial Park

Voyageur Provincial Park in eastern Ontario stands on the Ottawa River opposite the former Long Sault rapids, a route once shaped by voyageurs who portaged around the rapids while travelling upstream. Established in 1966 under the name Carillon Provincial Park, it later took a name reflecting that river history. The park is now geared to camping and day use, with 416 campsites, including 110 with electrical service, group camping areas, comfort stations, and a day-use section. Its family-oriented recreation includes the Coureur de Bois Trail, the Outouais Trail, and cross-country ski trails in winter.

Ontario · Canada