Why Pukaskwa National Park Should Be On Your Next RV Trip
“Serene, pristine and untouched” is how Jennie Yi of Toronto described Pukaskwa National Park in Northwestern Ontario. Jennie, with her husband John and two teenage sons, chose Pukaskwa for their summer camping trip and were blown away by the natural beauty of the area. The whole family loved this wild, untamed Ontario wilderness that rivals any in the world. With a recommendation like that, I had to check it out for myself!
Hattie Cove Campground is located at the far north end of the park, accessed via Highway 627 southbound. The campground has two loops of campsites: the south loop has almost 30 electric sites plus another 13 non-electric sites, while the north loop offers 25 non-electric sites for a more rustic experience. All sites are well-treed with good privacy, and there is a comfort station with showers and toilets. Conveniently, a dump station is located just down the road from the campground.
Arriving at Pukaskwa in Our RV
Arriving at Pukaskwa in the early afternoon, you will have plenty of time for setting up and exploring before dinner. We started with the Southern Headland Trail, which climbs up the rock from Hattie Cove boat launch area to southward overlooks along the rocky shoreline. As we climbed the trail and cleared the trees, the stunning beauty of the view across the channel took my breath away!
Pukaskwa will enable you to get away from the hectic bustle of daily life and reconnect with nature and yourself. As Vagabondesss discovered, the suspension bridge is a perfect place to “sit right on top of some epic, beautiful rapids and contemplate life.”
Pukaskwa, a must-see destination for any RVer in Ontario, is closer than you think! This wilderness, every bit as majestic as any across Canada, is truly a National treasure. Make your next RV road trip a trip of a lifetime for your family and discover this incredible treasure for yourself!