LEARN WINTER CAMPING FROM THE HAPPY CAMPER! Kevin Callan comes to Frontenac Outfitters to bring you his Winter Camping workshop! Also known as the Happy Camper, Kevin is a legendary Canadian camping icon and the author of many excellent books...
Have you seen our new shirts and hats?We've brought in fresh Frontenac Outfitters clothing and hats along with some re-designed old favourites. Not just t-shirtsOur new lightweight t-hoodies are perfect for keeping the sun off you while on the water...
WHY NOT RENT TO THE PUBLIC? Our sites were created to provide the ultimate paddlesports purchasing experience and to best support our paddlesports courses & clinics. We must continue to focus on those aspirations! WHAT ARE OUR CAMPSITES LIKE? Our campsites mirror Frontenac Provincial Park’s interior...
The following article address some of the most common paddle routes in and around Belleville, Ontario. If you have any questions regarding the paddling routes or have you’d like to recommend, please contact us by calling 1.613.376.6220 or send us...
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) recently designated our region, including Frontenac Park, as a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve – “one of the most significant landscapes on earth.” Referred to now as the “Frontenac Park Biosphere Reserve,” it is 1 of 15...
The following is a quick summary of Frontenac Park hiking trails from the easy, relaxed paced trails to the longer more demanding trails. Please note that duration posted of the following Frontenac Park hiking trails are an estimated time only....
Frontenac Provincial Park (F.P.P.) paddling routes can be done in conjunction with fishing, picnics or hikes, or interior camping. Day paddling usually takes place on one of the larger lakes or a combination of lakes if you wish to do...
CAMPSITE CLUSTER #1 GPS Reading: N. 44° 30′ 36.0″ | W. 76° 28″ 58.7″ | Elevation of 147m CAMPSITE CLUSTER #2 GPS Reading: N. 44° 29″ 55.7″ | W. 76° 32′ 1.8″ | Elevation of 148m CAMPSITE CLUSTER #3 No...
Where is Frontenac Provincial Park? Frontenac Provincial Park is about a 45-minute drive north of Kingston, about halfway between Toronto and Ottawa. The park is on the Frontenac Arch, the southernmost part of the Canadian Sheild. Need directions? We’ve provided...
