Killarney Provincial Park Review

Beautiful spot on Lake George. We stayed in a yurt for the first time and loved it. The front office has a good assortment of books on Ontario art, history and nature.

Killarney is one of our provinces Jewels, but to experience it properly make sure you have a canoe, and book an interior site rather then a campsite in one of the campgrounds. Make sure you don't leave any garbage and be respectful to other campers as noise can travel over water too. Hope you enjoy as much as we do.

Great place for day hikes and to explore a bit of wilderness. The staff is very helpful and the nature gorgeous. Much more pleased than in Sauble beach, for instance.

So much to do and explore. Our site was clean, campground is small and quiet, bathrooms and comfort stations were clean. Beach is decent. Only downside is you have to leave the campground to rent canoes or kayaks from the Outfitters

Excellent and beautiful place to visit definitely a hike for more experienced hikers if planning on going to silver peak and prepare for a long canoe ride, all in all 10/10 would definitely come back

Too far, poor cell phone reception, but less people

First time visiting and just fell in love with the provincial park. We booked last minute and the site was absolutely beautiful. Right beside the rocks that give you a great view of George lake. Swam in the lake as well and so refreshing. Canoe rentals are also available. Also did the Granite ridge hike and got amazing views of Georgian Bay and the La Cloche.

Good washrooms and great for people with any experience level,also great canoeing

Beautiful! There are a lot of activities and very clean. Great experience!

The quartzite was an amazing background for the fall foliage. Busy despite being a shoulder season but that's be a cause it's such a wonderful place I supposed. Easy paddles and mostly well maintained Portages.

Classic Georgian Bay park but very quiet. Starting at Three Mile Lake, we saw 6 other paddlers over a 4 night stay. Some tough portages probably deter most.

We have a cottage on the Collins inlet in Killarney. The scenery is to die for n fishing is great. Love it don't want to go back home.

So beautiful, well maintained and quiet! The backcountry is the best in the province!

Absolutely stunning park with a number of different trails available, definitely reccomend the crack though... It's tough at times if you're new to hiking but totally worth it in the end!

100km hike what can I say. It ain't the parks fault. Do it

A beautiful park with varied terrain and countless rivers to explore.

Gorgeous unspoiled wilderness. Doesn't have the crowds of Algonquin. Campsites are a bit smaller, but the experience is spectacular.

This is an absolutely amazing park. It is so beautiful and wonderful. I just can't say enough great things about this park. It is perfect for all types of camping. I just loved it!

Beautiful park! Well maintained. Very busy, though, even on the off season.

Great scenic provincial park. Too bad they try a guilt you when you try and enjoy a fire.

Weather was cold, but Killarney was beautiful as always.

Absolutely breathtaking scenery. Rough terrain along highway 637, as a large portion of the road is gravel. Allow plenty of space between your vehicle and the one in front of you, to decrease the amount of flying stones and dust created. Drive carefully and watch out for multiple potholes. Hoping the work that is underway is to address paving of this road, for a better driving experience for visitors to the area.

My favourite park in Ontario. The La Cloche Trail, the crystal clear water, the rugged terrain, the beautiful canoe routes, and the panoramic views all contribute to a memorable experience every time.

For canoeists, hikers and tents primarily. Not really the best park for rv's or trailers on George lakesides, Trout Creek has bigger sites, but no electrical sites, or water fill available. The scenery at Killbear PP is more to our taste. At Killbear it is easier to walk close to the Georgian Bay shoreline. This park is on a lake, not on the shores of GB. Only small beaches if you want to lay on a beach. Water is beautiful and clear. Lots and lots of mosquitoes, deerflies and horseflies so come prepared with mosquito coils and bug spray:-) This year, June 2018 also lots of caterpillars devastating the deciduous trees.A long drive, about 58km, on a bit of a bumpy road from the highway.

I've only spent time on the trails and canoeing the backcountry so I don't know what the frontcountry is like, however this is one of my favorite parks in Ontario. Adventure lurks around every corner and bay.

Good trails, like the Crack which offered a bit of rock scrambling. Canoeing with portaging was fun from George Lake. Facilitates are clean even in COVID shut down. Not shower due to COVID. Lots of bugs, so bring your spray or think skin. Raccoons are smart there. They can open zippers.

Incredible views, lakes and trails that lets nature take the front seat again.

The park is huge and so beautiful. Some of the places doesn't allow dogs so that's a buzzkill. The Laurentian lake high is one of the best ones. It's not that difficult and the hike itself is picturesque. It also has a picnic area to bring and eat your food.

Love all the hiking trails. Something for every skill level.

Great experience went and unlocked a van in the middle of the night . Never a dull moment in the tow bizz

If you live in Ontario and you like nature, and you're physically capable, hike the crack. Lots of fun!

Easy access to a variety of great, challenging hikes. Located on the banks of George Lake, providing a beautiful view and paddling if you bring your boat. Lots of campsites, including paddle and hiking access sites: just book early!

Going only for a day trip, I was overall amazed by how satisfying this hike was. When I arrived at the parking lot, the parking meter was down and there was ample amount of parking (I started my hike at 5:30am). I recommend wearing grippy footwear especially if you are planning to go to The Crack. Definitely one of the best hikes I've been on and I can't wait to go back with a canoe!

Great hiking trails with amazing views and allot of wild blueberries along the way on some trails. Great place to explore and worth the drive.

Beautiful park. But to see its beauty you must hiking or kayaking.

Great provincial park with nice walking paths and beautiful views.

Campsite was well maintained. We had a great time. Beautiful and challenging trails with spectacular views! Already planning a trip back.

First canoe trip in 35 years. What a great adventure. The camping area has 5/5 shower facilities to get yourself cleaned up for the drive home. Looking forward to the next time.

Beautiful lakes and rocks. Each lake is different and special.

Incredible scenery & wildlife sightings. Saw lots of hikers poorly equipped, especially regarding proper hiking boots.

It's a nice park but the backcountry is world class

Unbeatable place to camp and explore. The bugs here are the real deal, so be prepared and have a plan for them.

Beautiful park. Cliff jumping off of George lake is good.

Beautiful love hiking here. "The Crack" trail is difficult but worth the effort.

It is a beautiful park with great camping sites next to water

Great place for hiking swimming canoeing kayaking, day trip, fishing and camping

Come early for the non reservable camp sites. The crack trail is a about 4 hours long with beautiful views. I would recommend the chickenising trail which is also close by and shorter with better views.

The crown jewel of Ontario provincial parks. Stunning landscapes in the La Cloche mountains with beautiful hiking trails and access to the north shoes of Georgian Bay. The main issue is popularity and being able to book a site.

This is one of my favourite Ontario provincial parks. The la cloche mountains surrounded by lakes and Georgian Bay is something else.

This place is amazing, really stunning. If you ever have the opportunity to camp on OSA or Killarney Lakes, you should do it. Hike up "The Crack" trail for an amazing view of the hills and Georgian Bay.

Beautiful park for both day hikes and multi-day canoe / backpacking trips.

The Crack is the best hike I have ever done and worth every second. It's a difficult hike with plenty of uphill.

Our cabin was under construction, so we were upgraded to a lodge! Silver peak was the highlight for me.

Very nice park to explorer off season, when is less crowded.

Beautiful scenery, no motorized vehicles on waters. Gorgeous backdrop for Group of Seven painters. Need I say more?

Beautiful, peaceful, a place to find your calm away from the busy city!

Raccoons are getting real bold these days. Make sure your food is stored safely in the car at all times or else they'll snatch it up.

So many trails to explore here and so much to experience.

Wash rooms & Showers are a must once the park facilities are open.