POG LAKE | Algonquin Provincial Park | Ontario Camping - Pog Lake Campground Tour and Review

In this video I shared a tour of the Pog Lake Campground at Algonquin Provincial Park. This was a lovely campground with electric and non-electric sites and it was located fairly centrally on the Highway 60 corridor.

And I have to say, Algonquin Provincial Park is definitely my favourite park to date!

0:00 - Intro
0:49 - Water Filling Station
1:29 - Registration Office
2:12 - Campground A - Site 119
3:16 - Park Tour
9:00 - Overall Thoughts
11:28 - Closing

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What You'll Like:
The essence of Algonquin is in its vast interior of maple hills, rocky ridges, and thousands of lakes – 7,635 square kilometres of forests, bogs, lakes and rivers. The only way to explore the interior of this park is by paddle or on foot. There is also a second Algonquin - along the 56 kilometre stretch of Highway 60. Here you can enjoy camping at one of eight campgrounds, hike one of 14 interpretive trails, take part in the extensive educational Discovery Program, and visit Algonquin’s exceptional Visitor Centre, Logging Museum and Art Centre.
Pog Lake Campground is located at km 36.9 on Highway 60, in a predominantly Pine forest. The campground is divided into three sections, A, B, and C, with a mix of electrical and non-electrical sites. Pets are not permitted in the eastern most loop of the Pog Lake Campground Section A (sites 201-232). Audio devices are not permitted in the eastern most loop of the Pog Lake Campground Section A (sites 201-232).

[TheCountryCollectors]

What a great tour and info! You really know how to share a location. I feel like I could go there with just this video and know everything I need to. Love the campground ⛺️ and the nature looked beautiful!

[NorwayHikesTrails]

Great camp ground, and nice presented. Thank you for sharing. nice place to explore. Take care.

[traveladvisorak]

The park looks great. The trail with huge trees on both the sides look beautiful. Enjoyed it.

[WDWBound]

What a fantastic, beautiful area! Thank you for taking us along!! Really love the campground!

[Pottus]

I remember camping here as kid, when we got there; there was chipmunks that were so friendly they would take nuts from your hand. I also remember going fishing and there was a moose in the water grazing.

[jontooke]

That looks like a beautiful place to camp. I might check that out with my family. Thanks so much for the video and all the facts

[northlander]

Ontario Parks has to get their act together and install more trailer dumps and fresh water fill !

[StepsbyKaatje]

I guess the summer is a better time for the beach! Also kayaking or canoeing I prefer when it's warm!
Great campground, thanks for taking us there!

[ervinslens]

This is absolutely gorgeous, looks like a really gorgeous place for hiking and exploring! Forest is really beautiful, simply beautifully presented!

[Awesme_Mae]

I'm so happy I saw myself in the video 😅. I was looking your channel last year. I was working at the Pog lake office. ❤❤❤

[Explorcation]

The park looked so pretty. I really enjoyed the views of the forest, and water front campsites are always a plus. I would definitely want to paddle on the lake (when it is warmer).

[Joseluciocuestas]

What a beautiful place to go camping! Thanks for the info 🙌

[MattandRachelTravel]

Looks like a lovely park that would be awesome to stay at to see the fall colors!

[jennywoodside]

I love the campsites that are right on the water!

[BeingBedingfield]

Looks like a beautiful campground…Love all the trees and the view of the lake 😍
Seems like you really enjoyed your stay at this park 😁

[caleboblak]

Yes I’m so happy you liked it :D, Algonquin is massive! That sunset was so nice.

If you ever make it to the east side of highway 60 there is a logging museum trail that I think you would like. It shows you what they used and how they lived way back when the first settlers came to Algonquin.

[TravelInteresante]

What a beautiful campground! It's nice to have riverside access at some parts, there is so much to do outdoors! It would be cool to do a kayak tour. Having a laundry facility is a huge plus!

[Tents.and.Timber]

This is a great review of the park, we usually try to get to a car campground at least once a year, but we have yet to visit Pog Lake campground. Thanks

[clararodrigues]

We were in Pog Lake campground C last weekend! The fall colours were amazing!

[BanshanMarwein]

Absolutely so cool and enjoyable vlog ❤️😍