As most of you know, we are open all year round. Usually the Guest House, Cabin and Winter Glamp Tent are the go-to spots for visitors who enjoy the outdoors during the off-season, with crackling fires in the woodstoves, crisp air, and walks about the trails without seeing anyone, save some wildlife and falling leaves.

In a tent, the fragrance of fall completely envelops you. The vibrant tree colours meet the sunshine in a wide array. The sparkling stars are illuminated brightly through the colder atmosphere. Sleep is long and sweet in the silent night. And of course, refreshing river dips in-between steamy saunas are enlivening!

Silent paddles in the canoe, long fireside chats while you’re wrapped in cozy clothes and cooking up some fondue, chili, hot chocolate, or s’mores, feel a little more relaxed during this time of year.

Here is a packing list for Autumn Camping, to make sure you are prepared for a full outdoor experience from September through October and even into November!

• Base-layer clothing made of light/breathable fabric that keeps your core insulated and warm (like polyester/wool/fleece) – stay away from cotton for this layer as it will absorb sweat and make you colder.
• Mid-layer clothing can be cotton, fleece, wool, or down sweaters.
• Outer-layers are waterproof and wind-resistant jackets. Toques, gloves, and a few pairs of warm socks!
• Hiking boots, rain boots, and sneakers will all be used at various times.
• A good cold-tolerant sleeping bag and sleeping pad or air mattress to keep you above the cold ground.
• Extra blankets.
• A rain-fly and tarps.
• Plastic bags and a first-aid kit.

Don’t forget to check the FULL PACKING LIST

Hope to see you here for some autumn camping adventures!