Canoe camping

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What makes the best bed on a canoe trip? Some say a thick pad in a tent. Others swear by a hammock. We think the best bet is in your canoe itself; here’s how.

Born to camp.

The final word on which is a better companion for canoe trippers.

Before you can truly call yourself a paddler, there are a handful of paddling skills you'll need to master. Here's our list of the 20 most essential skills.

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I’m not a perfect canoe tripper. I’ve sat on my life jacket at the campsite, used my bailer bucket as a pee bottle, stuck the blade of my paddle in the sand, and pitched my tent under a gnarly dead tree. I’ve mocked someone else’s gear, giggled at skinny dippers, and—some might say this is worst of all—for many years, I paddled with the goon stroke rather than a proper J. Gasp. These weren’t immoral acts. They were errors in judgment and holes in knowledge, and I’ve learned from my bad…

All the reasons why the Kawarthas should be your next Canadian canoe trip. Why Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park and Kawartha camping are of Ontarios best

He has brand new bib overalls on. A light grey blue plaid shirt. A Minnesota twins baseball cap on his head. His foot gear consists of a set of brown rubber boots. His father lifts him out of the m…