Reviews

Jeanine BB

Algonquin park. We stayed 1 night. The lots are decent size and its fairly flat pulling a rig into the campground. We biked along the old rail trail, really nice. You can bike a long way! Would be a good place to bring a canoe or kayak for the small lake. The water and septic drains for trailers are in a designated spot out along the highway in the park, not in this campground.

Kyle Durocher

One of my favourite campgrounds, spent 4 nights at Campground “C” (site 452) and was amazed by the quality of these site. Gorgeous tall white pines, clean bathroom block, and plenty of privacy between sites. Even had a cow moose and two yearlings pass right through my site while I was having a fire. Will definitely be back!

Al Bourke

Pog Lake Campground is a beautiful and well-maintained destination nestled in the heart of Algonquin Park. It offers a rewarding experience for seasoned campers who appreciate a more rugged and private setting. Pros: Scenic and Peaceful: The natural surroundings are stunning, and the campground offers a tranquil atmosphere perfect for disconnecting. Well-Maintained Amenities: All facilities are in good condition, though they are best used with moderation to ensure availability and cleanliness. Flat Campsites: Most sites are level and easy to set up on, except for those near the beach which tend to be sloped. Privacy in Campground B: If you're willing to walk a bit, Campground B offers excellent privacy and a more secluded experience. Cons: Challenging for Trailers: Maneuvering trailers into campsites can be difficult due to tight turns and limited space, making this campground better suited for experienced campers. Small Beach Area: The beach is quite small and not ideal for swimming or lounging, but it’s great for kayaking and launching small watercraft. Overall: Pog Lake is a fantastic choice for advanced campers looking for a quiet, nature-focused getaway. Just be prepared for a bit of a challenge with trailer setup and some walking if you want the best privacy.

Pourya Pourrasouli

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) We stayed at Pog Lake Campground, site C406. The site offered decent privacy — side neighbors were barely visible, though the front view was more open. The Ontario Parks website claims it’s connected to the water, but that’s misleading. Behind the site is only a small stagnant pond, not suitable for swimming or kayaking. The real beach is about a 10-minute walk away. Facilities were great: a water faucet right outside (boil before drinking), a nearby portable toilet, and everything was very clean. Staff regularly checked the area, kept facilities spotless, and strictly enforced the fire ban during our stay. The beach itself was beautiful and garbage-free, perfect for swimming and kayaking. You can leave your canoe/kayak by the shore overnight without issues. Only downside: one of our friends stepped on something sharp underwater, so just be cautious. Public washrooms and showers were also very clean, with hot water available. Overall, C406 is a great forest campsite with good privacy and clean facilities. Just note you’ll need to walk if you want real water access, so it’s better for campers who enjoy the woods more than direct waterfront views.

Andy

I recently stayed at Pog Lake Campground and had a fantastic experience. The place is incredibly cozy and surrounded by beautiful forest, which makes it feel very peaceful and private. The air is fresh, the lake water is clean, and it's a perfect spot to relax and reconnect with nature. The campground is well-maintained, and everything felt clean and organized. Whether you're into hiking, swimming, or just enjoying the quiet outdoors, this is a great place to be. I'll definitely be coming back again!

Chris

My mom started camping in Algonquin, Two Rivers, back in the 60s with her family. In 1980, she started with her family. I have so many amazing memories here. When I was a kid, campground C had lots of seaweed, but that's been gone a while now. A bit cool this spring, but still fantastic spots. Clean facilities and great trails around. The downside will always be the people that treat camping likes it's a nightclub. I'm all for conversations around a fire late into the night. But not music blaring and screaming. Perhaps find a hotel or a campsite in the middle of nowhere if that's what you want to do. People camp for a reason - to escape the city chaos.

vaishnavi natarajan

Beautiful place for camping. It had all facilities and space was good. Campsites are clean and loved the fall colours inside the campsite.

Tim Lawrence

We had a great family vacation this past week! Park was clean, lots to do! And it's located close to the twin river store and about 20mins to Whitney if you've forgotten anything.

hikeCANOEcamp

This was our first visit to this amazing park over 10 years ago and still has a great feel here. Unfortunately this last week the laundry room was not available...I think it's time to open this feature as everything else is open... just doesn't make any sense.

Ryan Webber

Great chain of lakes. Beautiful camp grounds... Where we endured a heavy night of thunderstorm/down pours with ease. (Always setup your tarps first!!) Daytime paddling, hiking, biking and more!!!