Kawartha Highlands Map

9 access points · 1 route

Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park is the largest park in southern Ontario after Algonquin. Ontario Parks publishes a position and a street address for each access point, and every one is on the map.

Surveyed rapids, falls, portages and campsites appear as you zoom in. Positions are for planning, not navigation.

Kawartha Highlands access points

Ontario Parks publishes 9 access points for the park, one of them a river take-out, each with a position and a street address. The access points have limited facilities and parking.

Access pointAddress
Anstruther Lake Access Point#37 Fire Route 62, Apsley, ON
Bottle Lake Access Point#1104 Beaver Lake Rd, Trent Lakes, ON
Loon Call Lake Access Point#506 Anstruther Lake Rd, Apsley, ON
Long Lake Access Point#363 Long Lake Rd, Apsley, ON
Raccoon Lake Access Point#900 Coon Lake Rd, North Kawartha, ON
Cold Lake Access Point#802 Beaver Lake Rd, Trent Lakes, ON
Missisauga River Access Point#52 Mississagua Dam Rd, Trent Lakes, ON
Missisauga River Take Out#2661 County Road 36, Trent Lakes, ON
Wolf Lake Access Point#934 Anstruther Lake Rd, Apsley, ON

Source: Ontario Parks

Before you go

Kawartha Highlands canoe routes

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this Kawartha Highlands map show?

The park boundary and all 9 access points at the positions Ontario Parks publishes. Zoom in for portages, rapids and falls from surveyed sources.

How many access points does Kawartha Highlands have?

Ontario Parks publishes 9, one of them a river take-out. All are in the table above with a street address, and 9 are on the map.

Can I navigate with this map?

No. It is for planning. Conditions change with water level and season; verify locally before you paddle.

Where this map comes from

All sources and licences

Conditions change with water level and season. Positions are for planning, not navigation. Verify locally before you paddle. Terms of use