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Killaloe is a small town in the Ottawa Valley, near Algonquin Provincial Park.
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At the mouth of the Bonnechere River on Round Lake, the park provides over 100 campsites for car or RV camping. Swim on the sandy beach, or rent a canoe or kayak to paddle on the lake. Several hiking routes provide interpretive information about the area's cultural and natural history, including the historic depot and log cabins. The Highway 60 corridor through Algonquin Provincial Park is about 85 km away.
A waterway park that follows the Bonnechere River from the Algonquin Park boundary to the Round Lake. The park is about 23 km in length, and includes a small amount of land along the river banks in most areas. The river's banks are easily accessed from roads and trails along both sides. Canoeing (with some short portages), hiking, swimming, and fishing are permitted. A small number of crown (public) lands permit back country camping. There are no fees or reservations, but it is wise to stop at the Bonnechere Provincial Park office for a detailed map of the waterway that shows access points and locations of legal (and suitable) campsites. The waterway is wilderness; despite being so close to a developed park, there are no staff or facilities inside the park. Be prepared to practice leave-no-trace camping.
18-hole golf course on highway 60, just west of Killaloe, on 220 acres of rolling farmland. A licensed club house and patio.
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Fish and chips, poutine.
Suites, chalets, and cottages. Restaurant/lounge, and spa overlooking Golden Lake.
The town is compact. Any journeys to outlying regions would require a car.
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