Fiberglass canoes are tough and are ideal for groups carrying a lot of gear or for trips that don't involve a lot of portaging. They are great for beginners or school groups as the boats are forgiving in the water and stable. They are available in 15 ft (4.7 m) and 16 ft (5 m) lengths and weigh a hefty 68 lbs (31 kg) making them ideal for shorter Algonquin Park canoe trips without a lot of portages.

Also known as Plastic or Poly, these canoes are extremely tough and are ideal for groups with kids or whitewater paddling. Polyethylene canoes slide off submerged rocks and pop back into shape unlike fibreglass or Kevlar canoes. They are 16 ft (5 m) long and weigh 59 lbs (27 kg). Recommended for Algonquin Park paddlers requiring a studier canoe that might get banged up.

A little lighter than the poly boats, Royalite is a good fit for those that want the toughness but may be portaging a bit more. They are extremely flexible and have a durable hull suitable for whitewater paddling or for beginners. They are 16 ft (5 m) long and weigh 55 lbs (25 kg). These are good canoes for longer Algonquin Park canoe routes that may require a bit of river travel.

Kevlar is as strong as steel. Kevlar's major feature is its light weight and resistance to tearing. Unfortunately, it can be punctured and these canoes are not recommended for river running. We do recommend the Expedition model for those looking to canoe Algonquin Park for the weekend. They are available in 15 ft (4.7 m) to 16.5 ft (5.1 m) in length and weigh on average 53 lbs (24 kg).

Superlight Kevlar are made the same way as the stronger Expedition Kevlar boats, but with a little less material. They give up very little in the way of strength while losing a lot of weight. The Superlight is for those looking to do longer trips that require more portaging. Algonquin Bound offers this boat in several lengths from 15 ft (4.7 m) to 17 ft (5.3 m) long and weigh on average 45 lbs (20.5 kg).

Made similar to Olympic racing boats, those requiring the lightest boats possible for carrying, portaging and paddling Algonquin Park often choose a Featherweight Kevlar. These are the cream of the crop in the canoe world and are the best alternative for canoe trips. Featherweights range from 16 ft (5 m) to 17 ft (5.3 m) long and weigh approximately 43 lbs (19.5 kg). For those wanting the best!

Ideal for the exploration of the larger lakes or even a run down quieter sections of the Madawaska River, the recreational kayak is safe and comfortable to paddle in. They are more mobile and shorter than canoes and preferred by many for day paddling. They are 12 ft (5.4 m) in length and only 40 lbs (18 kg). However, they are not easy to carry over portages so kayaks are best on rivers or bigger lakes.

The classic Algonquin Park camping tent, this lightweight dome tent sleeps 2 adults with room to spare. A third person is certainly possible for those looking to carry less weight on there wilderness canoe trip. All tents are seam sealed and checked for leaks regularly so that no surprises are encountered when out on your trip. They weigh 10 lbs (4.8 kg).

This larger lightweight dome tent is perfect for a family of four or for larger groups. The larger tent also allows groups to experience those famous Algonquin campsites without taking up too much space. All tents are seam sealed and checked for leaks regularly so that no surprises are encountered when out on your trip. They weigh 11 lbs (5 kg).

The classic Algonquin Park canoe pack is perfect for the second pack on your canoe trip. It features a large pocket that is easily accessed from the top and is able to hold virtually all your camping gear, food, park maps or other accessories needed for your Algonquin Park trip. The basic canoe pack weighs 5 lbs (2.3 kg).

For those who need to carry outdoor gear or camping equipment over those infamous Algonquin Park portages, the internal frame backpack is a good alternative. This is also the perfect pack to do backpacking trips with. Featuring several pockets and top loading, the internal frame backpack is an Algonquin Park backcountry workhorse.

The ultimate Algonquin Park canoe pack. This pack includes a dry bag to keep items free from moisture even in the heaviest of rains. Specifically designed with portaging in mind, the Expedition Canoe Pack won't hinder your canoe carrying. The pack has one main cavity, is top loading and is the mainstay of every Algonquin Outfitters equipment line up.

The minus 10º Celsius rating of our sleeping bags will ensure you will be snug and warm even on the coldest of spring or autumn nights. Whether you are camping along the Highway 60 corridor or looking for that remote backcounty campsite, these sleeping bags will let you sleep and travel in comfort. They weigh 3 lbs (1.4 kg) and come with washable bag liners.

Not interested in sleeping on the ground? Then a Thermarest self inflating sleeping pad is the thing for you for you Algonquin Park adventure. Much better than foam or sponge, these sleeping pads are lightweight and compact so they do not take up much space. They are designed for backpacking and canoe tripping and weigh only 2 lbs (0.9 kg).

This is perfect for travelling down the many old logging roads that span parts of the park, such as to Ryan and McKaskill Lakes. These carts will carry both your canoe and gear allowing you to carry more outdoor gear, camping supplies or canoe accessories without straining your back. Unfortunately, they are not recommended for use along most portage trails due to the varying terrain.

Ideal for people new to wilderness camping, the single burner stove uses propane or butane fuel cartridges that screw into the base of the stove. The big advantage of this stove is you don't have to worry about fuel spillage when trying to fill. They weigh only 0.5 lbs (0.2 kg) without fuel canister and are an essential item when trying to cook in the backcountry

This lightweight stove has its own fuel chamber and uses the more economical and environmentally friendly white gas or Naptha. Easy to light and can burn in the worst of weather situations, the single burner Coleman stove is preferred by experienced Algonquin Park canoe trippers. It is only 3 lbs (1.4 kg).

For the wilderness chef that has to cook for a group, the classic Coleman two burner stove is time tested and easy to use. This stove uses white gas or Naptha making it more economical and environmentally friendly. It is also perfect for canoe trips that don't require a lot of portaging or carrying since the double burner weighs approximately 7 lbs (3.2 kg).

Our cook kits include all the necessary pots, pans, plates and cutlery needed to cook those classic backcountry meals that are the cornerstone of every camping trip. Whether you are only interested in an overnight trip next to the Highway 60 corridor or plan to explore deep into the park interior, this lightweight package will not weigh you down.

Recommended for larger camping groups, this cook package includes a few extras in order to serve and feed your group better. On top of the pots, pans, plates and cutlery for four, the kit includes all the necessities needed to feed a larger crew. Even though the kit is larger it is still fairly lightweight and won't add bulk to your pack.

A folding saw is the perfect accessory for cutting up dry, fallen wood when camping in Algonquin Park. The compact and collapsible saw fits easily anywhere in your pack and is very lightweight. Remember to cut only dead, fallen wood to help keep the wilderness feeling that makes Algonquin Park such a memorable experience for visitors.

You will be glad you brought a tarp along when the rain comes down. Every Algonquin Park canoe tripper or backpacker wants perfect weather, but when it mother nature doesn't cooperate a tarp will help keep things dry. Our tarps are lightweight, easy to add to your pack and are a great way to fight the wind and of course rain if the weather decides to impose on your Algonquin Park trip.

Let Algonquin Bound take care of all your Algonquin Park canoe trip needs. This is our standard Algonquin Park Outfitter package that features a light weight expedition Kevlar canoe that makes canoe tripping that much more enjoyable. The package includes everything from a tent and sleeping bag to maps and cookware.

For those that don't want to get worn out on portages this package is the way to go. This is our most popular Algonquin Park Outfitter package and is a lighter option for your Algonquin Park trip. The superlight Kevlar canoes are a dream to paddle and are easy to handle over portages.

If you want to lose weight, this is the way to go. Our featherweight Kevlar canoes are some of the lightest canoes on the market and will help you save weight. The lighter canoe makes a big difference along any trip regardless of length. This is the package recommended for serious Algonquin Park interior paddlers.