Georgian Bay Islands National Park Tours and Tickets

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The cost to visit Georgian Bay Islands National Park varies depending on the pass type: daily, seasonal, or with the Parks Canada Discovery Pass (C$75.25 per adult). The adult daily fee is C$6.50. Seniors, families, and groups receive discounts, and youth 17 and younger are free.

Georgian Bay Islands National Park is about 103 miles (166 kilometers) from Toronto. The only way to get there is by boat, including private boats, public boats, water taxis, and the seasonal Daytripper ferry, which departs from Honey Harbour in Ontario. Experienced canoers and kayakers can also paddle there.

Yes, camping is available on Beausoleil Island in Georgian Bay Islands National Park. Choose from nine campgrounds, which include developed campsites, primitive campsites, rustic cabins, and hike-in rustic cabins. Around half of the 103 campsites and 10 rustic cabins can be reserved beforehand, while the rest are first-come, first-serve.

Yes, you can bring your dog to Georgian Bay Islands National Park. However, dogs should be kept on a leash at all times and not be left unattended outside when camping—especially at night—as they can attract bears. Do not let dogs harass or attack wildlife, and be careful of rattlesnakes.

Yes, there are about a dozen hiking trails on Beausoleil Island at Georgian Bay Islands National Park, ranging from short strolls to more demanding trails. Hike the northern trails to see the bedrock and wetland of the Canadian Shield and the southern trails for the West St. Lawrence Lowlands forests.