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Camping
333 campsites located in 6 campgrounds. 102 hydro sites. Sites are shaded beneath sugar maples and red oaks, and are spaced further apart than in many other provincial parks. The Deer, Bear and Snake Campgrounds are designated radio free.

Group Camping
Awenda has three group sites that accommodate 20-40 people. There are water taps and outhouses on site. Anyone can use the sites, though youth groups have priority. Only tents can be used on the sites. Reservations can be made by calling the park directly at (705) 549-2231.

Picnics and Day Use
Relaxing picnicing opportunities are available at Kettle's Lake and also at the park's many beaches, with a view of Gerogian Bay and Giant's Tomb Island. In this natural setting, tables are limited, so remember to bring a picnic blanket. A large covered picnic shelter is available at the Trail/Activity Centre area when it is not being used for interpretive programs.

Electric Sites - 102 sites with electricity

Barrier Free Access - Showers, Flush Toilets, Beaver Pond Trail and P2 picnic area at Kettle’s Lake, a non-motorized all-terrain wheelchair is available to borrow free-of-charge at the campground office. Campsites 24, 96, 141, 193, 215 and 295 are barrier-free

Park Store/Woodyard - The Woodyard offers firewood, kindling, and ice. The Friends of Awenda operate The Nature Shop which offers park souvenirs, books, some camping supplies and ice.

Showers - showers are found in the comfort stations centrally located in each of the six campgrounds.

Flush Toilets - flush toilets are found in the comfort stations centrally located in each of the six campgrounds

Laundromat - Yes (in Hawk, Turtle and Bear campgrounds)

Play Area - Yes (in Turtle, Hawk, Bear and Deer Campgrounds)

Boat Launch - No

French Language Services - Yes

Rentals - PFD Loan Service for a $25 refundable deposit, visitors can borrow a properly fitted PRD for themselves and their children. Staff can provide additional information and can outfit visitors with a PFD at the Campground Office. Electrical extension cords for trailer units are also available for a daily or weekly fee. Canoes, complete with paddles and life jackets, are available to rent, by the hour or the half day, for use on Kettle’s Lake. Canoe rentals are available from late June to Labour Day.


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