Killarney access points
Ontario Parks names these paddling access points and publishes a position for 1 of them. The others are listed without a point on the map.
| Access point | Details |
|---|---|
| Gatehouse | George Lake Campground |
| Bell Lake access point (not on the map) | Interior permits |
| Highway 6 access point (not on the map) | Permits for the west end of the interior |
| Chikanishing access point (not on the map) | Boat launch to Georgian Bay |
Not on the map: Bell Lake access point, Highway 6 access point, Chikanishing access point (no position published). Source: Ontario Parks
Before you go
- Ontario Parks lists 183 backcountry campsites on more than 50 lakes. (Ontario Parks)
- Only canoes and kayaks are allowed on the interior lakes. (Ontario Parks)
- You need an interior camping permit. Pick up the permit at the George Lake campground office, the Bell Lake access point, or the Highway 6 access point for the west end of the interior. (Ontario Parks)
- Cans, glass bottles and chainsaws are banned in the backcountry. (Ontario Parks)
- Ontario Parks has renumbered the backcountry campsites. The park's maps page has a table of old and new site numbers, which matters if your paper map is older. (Ontario Parks)
Killarney canoe routes
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this Killarney Provincial Park map show?
The park boundary, the George Lake gatehouse at the position Ontario Parks publishes, and the Killarney trips CanoeMap covers. Zoom in for portages, rapids and campsites from surveyed sources.
Where do Killarney canoe trips start?
Ontario Parks issues interior permits at the George Lake campground office, the Bell Lake access point and the Highway 6 access point, which serves the west end of the interior. The Chikanishing access point has a boat launch onto Georgian Bay.
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
- Park boundary: Land Information Ontario, Provincial Park Regulated. Open Government Licence - Ontario.
- Access points: Ontario Parks. Positions as published.
- Rapids, falls, portages and campsites: CanVec and the Canadian Geographical Names Database, Natural Resources Canada. Open Government Licence - Canada.
Conditions change with water level and season. Positions are for planning, not navigation. Verify locally before you paddle. Terms of use