Killarney Provincial Park

Heather Clark

If you haven't been - go!!!! The fall was hands down the prettiest of all the places we've travelled to in Ontario. Also, for a fully packed park, we could barely hear a peep from any of other campers.

Kristen Girard

Beautiful park! George lake is stunning! We rented our canoe through Killarney Outfitters. It sucked to have to leave the park to rent it and then come back in. But the canoes were super light and sturdy! The signs to find things around the park are super confusing, especially at night when you need to use the bathroom, the one close to your site is pad locked and you have to drive around to find one. That was not so fun! They only have 1 comfort station for a lot of sites. For a good way to improve the park I'd add another comfort station and fix up the signs. There needs to be a sign to show where sites 1-6 are because we drove in circles to find it. I'd also make some electric campsites for people with trailers that would like to stay longer then a couple nights. Otherwise, we really enjoyed our short stay here. Lots to do and enjoy! Sites are large and semi private. Site 6

Jesse Scott

Great Provincial Park with lots of trails and a nice beach. We stayed in one of the Yurts. It was much nicer than we expected, they sleep up to 6 people with 2 double beds and 2 single bunk beds, it includes a BBQ under a shelter, and the normal picnic table. They have been well maintained, or are new-ish. It can be stuffy and hot on a hot day, even with the windows open. The main washroom (comfort station) were reasonably clean, they were the only ones that were flush toilets aside for a couple at the main office. I mention this because not everyone expects that. There are a good number of trails in the area, most are moderate to hard, so expect hills, uneven, rocky paths, mud, etc. Good footwear and bug spray is recommended. Definitely read what the park provides about each of the trails, you want to be prepared. The views are amazing and being in nature is invigorating, it's well worth the effort.

Summer Mckay

A fantastic winter park! We hiked the crack, as well as took a couple of of the cross country ski trails and had a wonderful day! The crack was not concerning to hike during the winter, there were no real concerns of slipping, and the cool weather still had a sweating by the time we got to the top! The cross country ski trails were excellent for beginners, as this was my first time cross country skiing. I felt totally comfortable and safe!

Alecia B

This was our first time hiking in Killarney Provincial Park. We hiked the Crack trail and Granite Ridge. Unfortunately, it rained for most of our hike on the Crack trail, but it was still awesome. It was rugged/rocky and very slippery because of the rain. The most challenging part of the trail was climbing up the rocks to get to the top and then climbing back down. Please be very careful. Otherwise, it still made for an exhilarating hike. The next day, we took on Granite Ridge. One of the more easier hikes. We completed the trail in less than an hour. Depends on how quickly you walk. Beautiful again, lovely scenery. The trail markers on this trail got a bit confusing after we got to the top. The trail is a loop, so you can follow the first trail marker you see coming back down. It'll lead you to number 11. We are looking forward to completing the rest of the trails. P.S. If you're looking for a place to stay close to Killarney, I recommend Sudbury and then driving up to Killarney as it is more affordable and only an hour and a bit away.