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Bonnechere River Provincial Park Review
Eastern Ontario
🗓️ Summer (June-August)
Bonnechere River Provincial Park is a scenic 23-kilometer waterway park, established in 1989, protecting a historic stretch of the Bonnechere River. It is known for its flatwater paddling opportunities, fishing, and swimming. The park's valley, part of the Ottawa-Bonnechere graben, features forested uplands and diverse tree species like red maple and eastern hemlock, offering fine views and a rich natural environment.
Jack's Chute, Bonnechere River, Ottawa-Bonnechere graben
Bonnechere Provincial Park, Killaloe, Pembroke, Algonquin Park
"This park offers fantastic flatwater paddling on the Bonnechere River. We enjoyed a peaceful canoe trip and saw lots of wildlife. The access points are convenient, and the natural beauty is outstanding. A great spot for a quiet escape."
"The Bonnechere River is perfect for kayaking. The scenery is beautiful, and the water is calm for most of the stretch. Jack's Chute adds a bit of adventure, requiring a short walk around. Highly recommend for anyone who loves river paddling."
"A lovely waterway park with great opportunities for fishing and swimming. The river is very clean and inviting. It's a non-operating park, so don't expect many facilities, but it's ideal for those seeking a more rustic and natural experience."