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   > *** Quoting Aaron Grasswell from a message to All ***   
       
   > AG> Anyone planning any camping trips this summer (2021)?   
       
   > AG> I've got a few into the Kawartha highlands Prov. Park booked, but as   
   > AG> I'm sure anyone who's tried is aware, booking Ontario Prov. park   
   > AG> sites is next to impossible this year!   
       
   > Lucky!  We generally like going to Rock Point in Dunnville on Lake Erie.   
       
   > It's only about 45 minutes from our house but feels like we're a lot   
   > further   
   > from home.   
       
   > Like you said though, it's near impossible to get a spot on a weekend.   
   > If we   
   > wanted to book a site right now it looks like we'd have to settle for a   
   > Tue,   
   > Wed & Thurs - That's the longest consecutive stretch I've seen so far.   
       
   > AG> Anyone else spend time in this park?   
       
   > I've never been to this park.  Looks like I'm going to have to add it to   
   > the   
   > list!   
       
   > Jay   
       
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   Rock Point looks awesome, I've never been there.  Once all this COVID stuff is   
   done I'll hae to check it out with the kids!   
       
   Kawartha Highlands is a great park with a ton of lakes and canoe routes of   
   varying difficulty/length.   
   Just north of Peterborough.   
       
   It's busier now then when I was younger (started going in the 80s as a   
   cub/scout), but still can have some pretty secluded spots (although, we'll   
   have to see what this year will be like).   
       
   Bottle/Sucker lakes are nice and good for families (site 106 on bottle is a   
   large sandy beach, bottle creek has ruins of an old lumber mill), Crab lake   
   (off Wolf lake) has a great jumping rock.   
       
   Long lake loop is a great route through several lakes for a few day trip, as   
   is the Serpintine loop.   
       
   google any of them and you'll get a ton of pics and maps. :)   
       
   A friend of mine actually runs a travel site called Wandering Wagars and has   
   done reviews of family friendly routes here and in other parks.   
   www.wanderingwagars.com   
       
       
   Hope you have a good camping experience this summer!   
       
   Aaron/DW   
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