Camping & Hiking · Water Sports · Ontario
A central Algonquin Park campground on Highway 60 with a store, snack bar and canoe and bike rentals nearby, plus access to the bike trail. Recent reviews report outages, crowding and dirty washrooms.
Lake of Two Rivers sits in the middle of the Highway 60 corridor in Algonquin Park, on a lake that visitors describe as stunning. A general store and café are a short walk away, with ice cream that gets a mention, and canoe and bike rentals are close by. The old railway bike trail runs past, and one camper walked it to the airfield for birdwatching on a free ranger-led walk.
Some find the sites large and easy to back into, which one reviewer thought suited novice RVers. Others describe a more rustic setup, with potholed roads that are tight for bigger rigs and electrical but no water or sewer hookups. Privacy is limited, with some sites divided only by a log. Toilets and showers are adequate at best, and staff at the entrance were helpful to one couple with a hookup problem.
Several recent reviews are negative. One group lost power for two days with washrooms closed, and another had water for only a few hours during a three-day stay. Check-in happens online or at another campground's office, which is frustrating with patchy cell coverage. A family that left early described overwhelmed comfort stations and inconsiderate campers.
The setting and trail access are excellent, but plan for things not working. Bring extra water and warm layers, keep food locked away, and expect bugs. Sites away from the river are quieter.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 886 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Lake of Two Rivers Campground Office directly.
