Six Mile Lake Provincial Park - July 2022
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Are you considering a trip to Six Mile Lake Provincial Park?
We recently visited this family-friendly park north of Port Severn, Ontario. Located just off Hwy 400, this park is easy to get to and has plenty to offer including 3 beaches, boat docks, hiking trails, and more!
In this review, we are going to share our trip to Six Mile Lake Provincial Park with a focus on pet-friendly travel. For this trip, we were accompanied by our 3 dogs Daviana, Indiana, and Lucifer.
At the start of the video, we will share some of the beautiful sights and experiences we encountered during our 9-day stay at the park. Then, we'll dig into the review with some tips and tricks, a breakdown of what the park has to offer, and our final rating!
Note: We are aware after going through the editing process that John can be difficult to hear during the review. Bare with us as we sort out the technology side of starting this channel! We are looking at microphones to bring along in the future to help overcome that.
For a full transcription of this review: thekaspack.com...
MORE INFORMATION:
Six Mile Lake Provincial Park Website: www.ontariopar...
Tips and Tricks for Camping with Dogs: thekaspack.com...
A Guide to Canoeing with Your Dog: thekaspack.com...
How to Teach Your Dog to Swim: thekaspack.com...
The Dangers of Blue-Green Algae and Dogs: thekaspack.com...
Great video folks. I'm doing some research about the park as we haven't been there before. This was very helpful. We hope to go there this summer. Thanks for posting.
Thank you! We really love the park. This will be the first time in years that we aren't heading there for July as we planned a northern trip instead this year 🙂
great video nice site .I will be going there in july and was my site is site 3 Ceder campground by chance what site are you and how was it for nite time and did you have a tent and how was that room wise and set up wise is there shelter on your site if it rains..Thank you so much for your wondeful video as i am also a dog owner too
The site shown there is site 3. It is a bit of a walk from the parking area which helps with privacy, although there is a staff building and parking area that you can see from the site where you'll hear some activity. The site has 2 main levels, we set up with the tent at the top and the dining shelter down closer to the water. Definitely bring a tarp or dining shelter if they are calling for rain as the nicest area to hang out, by the water, is pretty open.