Where to Sup near Algonquin Park

When travelling to Algonquin along Highway 60 from the west side, the West Gate Information Centre is your first opportunity to stop for Park information and permits. The West Gate is located 45 kilometres east of the town of Huntsville (which is located at the junction of Highway 60 and Highway 11).

When travelling to Algonquin along Highway 60 from the east side, the East Gate Information Centre is your first opportunity to stop for information and permits. The East Gate is located 5 kilometres west of the town of Whitney (which is located 3 kilometres west of the junction of Highway 60 and Highway 127).

Just inside the East Gate, at Km 55, the Algonquin Logging Museum brings the story of logging to life – from the early square timber days to the last of the great river drives. <br>Start your visit with a video presentation that sums up the logging history of the Algonquin area. On the easy-to-walk 1.3-kilometre trail, a recreated camboose camp and a fascinating steam-powered amphibious tug called an \"alligator\" are among the many displays. Take a step back in time and learn about this very colourful aspect of Algonquin's cultural history. As well, the Algonquin Logging Museum has an excellent bookstore.

At km 20, on a small hill next to Found Lake, there sits a giant, hollow sculpture made of stone. Created in 1953, this work of art was the original Park Museum. In 2005, new life was breathed into its earthly presence – as the Algonquin Art Centre! <br>The Framing Place and Gallery (Huntsville) has been entrusted to carry out this unique project. The central vision of this project is to act as a bridge, connecting the art world with the natural world, as well as to promote the preservation and protection of the environment, from a local to global scale.<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> Another Art Centre ethic is to make this facility available to everyone – it is wheelchair accessible and the entrance fee is a voluntary admission, where your contribution will be put towards the enhancement of this “open-concept” project. The Algonquin Art Centre has an indoor gallery, consisting of three wings and a boutique; an outdoor gallery; and a \"Green\" Gazebo where you can treat yourself to various tasty treats, teas and coffees, or participate in one of the many scheduled art activities for both adults and children. General Dates and Hours of Operation<br> • mid-June to Labour Day – 10 AM to 5:30 PM daily<br> • Labour Day Weekend to mid-October – 10 AM to 5 PM daily<br><br> As each new operating season approaches, <br> check back for more details on operating dates, <br> and the schedule of art activities. For more details, visit www.algonquinartcentre.com

Visitor Centre has world class exhibits on the Park's natural and cultural history, a relaxing restaurant, an excellent bookstore, and \"The Algonquin Room\" featuring ongoing exhibitions of Algonquin art.

Brent on Cedar Lake is Algonquin Outfitters most remote location located on the northern boundary of Algonquin Park. Located at Access Point #27 Cedar Lake, Algonquin Park Phone: 705-635-2243 (Oxtongue Lake)

Algonquin Outfitters Lake Opeongo base is located on the south shore of Algonquin Park's largest lake. Lake Opeongo, Algonquin Park Located at Access Point #11 Toll-free: 1-888-280-8886