Thousand Islands National Park

Stayed at the 3B oTENTik with my dogs. Such a lovely place. Clean public washrooms and a cute park for kids. Even the outhouse was clean. Overall great experience, can't wait to return next year. There are also nice gazebos to have a picnic under. Overall this area felt extremely safe and well looked after. The closet trail was a little unkempt so I avoided it with my dogs because I was worried about ticks. I did manage to go to the other set of trails further down the parkway and the set of trails in Landon Bay. All those trails were beautiful and well kept. Some of the trails were on the side of a cliff with movable rocks, so careful if you have issues with mobility. The parking lots are very small at the trail heads but I was able to manage.

The coolest part of my trip was hearing the coyotes howling in the middle of the night!

Great spot for a quick rest, boat launch, picnics and bbq too.

It's very beautiful place. More scenic, fresh air and less crowded so one can do water activity easily.

Parking is not free and has to take parking slot for whole day.

Best season to visit this place is in Summer.

A natural marvel that almost has a surreal effect in you. I think after Niagara Falls, the islands here is definitely the best thing to see for Ontarians (don't hate me Tobermory fans). Took a cruise (take the one from Gananoque) and camped on the mainland (OTenTiks) this time around, island camping on the wishlist for next!

#mustvisit

So peaceful