Campground · Algonquin Provincial Park
A 241-site base with a beach on the Highway 60 corridor.
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The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Algonquin Tour Guide
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Algonquin Provincial Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Lake of Two Rivers Store and Cafe“Up ahead is Lake of Two Rivers Store and Cafe, a seasonal stop for groceries, camping supplies and a casual meal. The café serves hamburgers, pulled pork and poutine, with Kawartha ice cream for a treat afterward.”
Plays as you drive up to Lake of Two Rivers Campground in the Parkwolf Algonquin Tour Guide.
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Guide
Lake of Two Rivers Campground is a drive-in Ontario Parks campground on the Highway 60 corridor at km 31.8. Its 241 sites include RV and electrical sites, and it is one of Algonquin’s oldest and best-known campgrounds. Choose it for a developed base with a beach; look elsewhere if a quiet, screened-off site matters most. Site seclusion is low, so expect limited privacy between neighbors.
The campground has its own beach on Lake of Two Rivers, a strong reason to choose it for a stay in the central corridor. You can spend time at the water without driving to a separate day-use area, and the location makes a practical base for exploring the Highway 60 route.
Wildlife
1,237 sightingsMooseMost seen around 6 AMSighting map
245 sightingsEastern WolfMost seen around 7 PMSighting map
331 sightingsBlack BearMost seen around 7 PMSighting map
604 sightingsLoonMost seen around 6 PMSighting map
110 sightingsBald EagleMost seen around 11 AMSighting map
192 sightingsRiver OtterMost seen around 6 PMSighting mapSighting maps show where each species has been reported across Algonquin. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.
Keep exploring
ModerateTwo Rivers Trail2.3 km · 1 hr · 0.8 km awayA short loop to an open rock lookout above the pines.
ModerateBat Lake Trail5.8 km · 3 hr · 1.5 km awayA hemlock forest loop past a lookout and acidic lake
ChallengingHighland Backpacking Trail42 km · 18 hr · 1.9 km awayA demanding overnight loop of rocky climbs, lake camps and a lookout.
ChallengingHighland Backpacking Trail – Provoking Lake Loop21.6 km · 9 hr · 1.9 km awayA 13-mile backcountry circuit to Provoking Lake and its shore camps.
ModerateHemlock Bluff Trail3.5 km · 2 hr · 4.1 km awayA hemlock stand and Jack Lake view in one forest loop.
ModerateTrack and Tower Trail7.5 km · 4 hr · 6.1 km awayRocky climbs and stairs lead to a broad Cache Lake lookout
ChallengingCentennial Ridges Trail10.4 km · 4.5 hr · 6.9 km awayA very demanding 10.4 km loop over two rocky ridges.
ModerateSouth Lookout Trail2.6 km · 1 hr · 7.5 km awayAn informal path reaches a rocky perch above distant lakes.
Store · 0.3 km awayLake of Two Rivers Store and CafeA handy stop for groceries, ice cream, and rail-trail bike rentals.
Campground · 0.9 km awayMew Lake CampgroundA year-round base with 131 sites, cabins and yurts.
Lodging · 1.3 km awayKillarney LodgeYour waterfront cabin comes with a canoe and all meals.
Sight · 1.5 km awayProvoking FallsA low, broad cascade for a quiet pause beside the Madawaska.
Picnic area · 2 km awayLake of Two Rivers Picnic Ground and BeachA beachside lunch stop with a view across the lake.
Beach · 3.3 km awayEast Beach Picnic Ground and BeachA quick swim and picnic with a narrow sandy shore.
Campground · 4.9 km awayKearney Lake CampgroundCamp beside a sandy beach and paddle Kearney Lake.
Campground · 5 km awayWhitefish Lake Group CampgroundGroup camping for up to 40 per site beside the lake.Parkwolf’s Algonquin ranking
The audio tour guide for the drive, plus offline maps, trails, and wildlife heatmaps for when the signal drops.
