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The morning fog was still lifting off Lake Temagami when a sudden downpour tested my newly purchased Sea to Summit Telos TR3 tent in grey (also available in green). As water drummed against the rainfly, I lay inside, perfectly dry, wondering if this three-person tent...
After drinking questionable water from Algonquin Park lakes for years using chemical treatments, I decided to test the Katadyn BeFree 1.0L filter during my spring canoe trip through the Kawartha Highlands. Within minutes, it completely changed how I approach water...
After five days of portaging through Algonquin Provincial Park last October – when temperatures swung from 18°C during the day to -5°C overnight – I'm ready to share my honest assessment of the MSR WindBurner stove system. This compact cooking setup has become my...
After 500+ kilometers of canoe tripping across three seasons and dozens of Ontario's provincial parks, I've put the Helinox Chair Zero through far more abuse than its designers likely intended. This isn't just another camping chair review – it's a field report from...
Camping tents come in all sizes and shapes, but if you're tall, finding the right one can be tough. For taller folks, regular tents might feel cramped and uncomfortable. That's why choosing a tent with a higher ceiling and a longer floor is important, so you can enjoy...
After spending three frigid nights at -25°C during a February hot tent expedition in Temagami, I can confidently say the new Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XTherm NXT is a genuine game-changer for cold-weather camping. When my regular winter sleeping pad developed a mysterious...
Think camping season ends with summer? Think again! Fall is one of the best times to go camping. If you’re interested in making the most of this season, check out these resources.
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We’re Elise and Ross, a couple from Ontario, Canada who absolutely can’t get outside enough.
Backcountry camping is our escape, and we love sharing what we’ve learned with our readers.
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Thinking about going camping, but don’t quite know where to start? Have a look through these guides to get you off on the right foot.
In July and August of 2022, we set out to paddle the entire coast of Pukaskwa National Park on Lake Superior’s north shore.
Along the way, we caught monster Northern Pike, camped on pristine kilometre-long beaches, and dared to swim in Superior’s icy cold waters.
Having the right gear makes all the difference on a camping trip. Use the resources below to educate yourself about what you need to bring on your next trip.
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