Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In this camping video, we went to Mikisew Provincial Park and camped in the Hardwood Campground on site 137. We hiked all of the trails, explored the park, went kayaking, and visited some local attractions.
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station
1:01 - Site 137 Tour & Cell Signal
2:29 - Hardwood Campground & Day Use Area
5:54 - Pines Campground
7:14 - Old Dog Trail, Beaver Meador Trail, Disc Golf
10:29 - Local Attractions
13:22 - Kayaking
14:46 - Sunrise at the Beach
16:13 - Hardwood Comfort Station
16:46 - Maple Canyon Trail
17:58 - Copperhead Distillery Product Review
19:21 - Beach time & kayaking
20:11 - Morning Walk & Overall Thoughts
23:30 - Closing
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From: ontarioparks.ca/park/mikisew/camping
Car Camping
Mikisew offers camping in two campgrounds: The Hardwoods and The Pines. Comfort stations are centrally located in each campground and include amenities such as flush toilets, showers and laundry facilities.
The Hardwoods Campground features rolling hills in a mature Maple and Oak forest.
The Pines Campground is located in a Red Pine forest with a soft bed of Pine needles covering the forest floor. Campsites accommodate most any size camping equipment from tents to RVs.
Electrical sites are available in both campgrounds.
Group Camping
There are two group campsite options. Bonfire (502) is a waterfront site on Eagle Lake. Woodlot (501) is a private forested site near the Park Office.
In this camping video, we went to Mikisew Provincial Park and camped in the Hardwood Campground on site 137. We hiked all of the trails, explored the park, went kayaking, and visited some local attractions.
0:00 - Park Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station
1:01 - Site 137 Tour & Cell Signal
2:29 - Hardwood Campground & Day Use Area
5:54 - Pines Campground
7:14 - Old Dog Trail, Beaver Meador Trail, Disc Golf
10:29 - Local Attractions
13:22 - Kayaking
14:46 - Sunrise at the Beach
16:13 - Hardwood Comfort Station
16:46 - Maple Canyon Trail
17:58 - Copperhead Distillery Product Review
19:21 - Beach time & kayaking
20:11 - Morning Walk & Overall Thoughts
23:30 - Closing
#mikisew #mikisewprovincialpark #ontarioparks
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2025: Bass Lake Provincial Park: youtu.be/41nvnxm3b7o
2025: Bonnechere Provincial Park: youtu.be/q_i2yjPv9HY
2025: Craigleith Provincial Park: youtu.be/CkfK8XF84ss
2025: Charleston Lake Provincial Park: youtu.be/STsSdRWras0
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2025: French River Provincial Park: youtu.be/UBXUZY-eawE
2025: Grundy Lake Provincial Park: youtu.be/Vo8uXD7bw4I
2025: Long Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/RhxpO6BkjRk
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2025: Marten River Provincial Park: youtu.be/js8i8oKxtOc
2025: Pinery Provincial Park: youtu.be/hrNMZhfoPJM
2025: Rock Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/JCeTopDVnpc
2025: Sauble Falls Provincial Park: youtu.be/ZgZet3VrOgY
2025: Sibbald Point Provincial Park: youtu.be/baGledpnErs
2025: Spring Camping at Silent Lake: youtu.be/6vSSLY86AJg
2025: Mew Lake Campground: youtu.be/bgtTI781kis
Check out my Ontario Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=2tVsFy5bSQw&list=PLaX08Dqq2Qgc17pJlUwJ_vGzIpqMBGSTs&pp=gAQBiAQB
From: ontarioparks.ca/park/mikisew/camping
Car Camping
Mikisew offers camping in two campgrounds: The Hardwoods and The Pines. Comfort stations are centrally located in each campground and include amenities such as flush toilets, showers and laundry facilities.
The Hardwoods Campground features rolling hills in a mature Maple and Oak forest.
The Pines Campground is located in a Red Pine forest with a soft bed of Pine needles covering the forest floor. Campsites accommodate most any size camping equipment from tents to RVs.
Electrical sites are available in both campgrounds.
Group Camping
There are two group campsite options. Bonfire (502) is a waterfront site on Eagle Lake. Woodlot (501) is a private forested site near the Park Office.
