Day 11 was our day for exploring Reykjavik. After breakfast in our apartments, we packed up, loaded our campervan and then headed out to explore. Here is a picture tour of our walk.
After buying a few souvenirs, we headed out to Keflavik to drop off our campervan, and take the Camp Easy shuttle back to the airport for our return journey - a bittersweet journey as the end of a trip always is!
We had the opportunity to camp for two nights at Silent Lake Provincial Park for Aman's birthday weekend in August 2021. Friends of his (a couple and their dog) dropped by for a visit, and it was a perfect place for their dog to get a little activity
Awenda Provincial Park is beautiful - there's no other way to describe it. A large park, four different and sandy beaches (including a pet friendly one) with views of endless skies and majestic sunsets, all the swimming, boating, or fishing you'd want to do, beach and
Ferris Provincial Park is a short drive east from Toronto and a perfect fall escape. A very small park, its main draw is the Ranney Falls, suspension bridge and the exposed rock that provides some beautiful views. There aren't any exciting hiking trails here, though there is some
Charleston Lake provides an incredibly immersive park experience, maybe the best one available in the densely populated parts of Southeastern Ontario - in terms of feeling like you're in the wilds away from highway and city noises, among uniquely rugged geology, and with high quality activities including hiking,