Killbear Provincial Park in Ontario is a breathtaking year-round destination for nature lovers, though it truly shines in the summer months with its sandy beaches and clear waters that are perfect for ...

We just arrived home after spending a long weekend camping at Killbear provincial park. With this being Geekdad's UnWired week, once the last of my work assignments were out of the way, I made an ...

Killbear Provincial Park has reopened after severe storms damaged roads leading to the popular campground last weekend. Storm activity in the Parry Sound area forced the temporary closure of Killbear ...

If you're looking for peaceful and serene outdoor getaways, Killbear Provincial Park is worth the trip. While its sweeping vistas and rugged beauty make it a must-visit, one particular wonder stands ...

A non-profit organization has created 30 clones of a windswept white pine tree in Killbear Provincial Park that has attracted visitors for decades. "It has become one of the most photographed trees, ...

For the first time since it opened in 1964, Killbear Provincial Park is allowing a controlled deer hunt this month. Harvesters from the nearby Shawanaga and Wasauksing First Nation territories are ...

Eleven adult male deer, or bucks, were harvested by hunters from the Shawanaga and Wasauksing First Nations during last month’s controlled harvest inside Killbear Provincial Park west of Parry Sound.

Minimal sun protection required for normal activity. Wear sunglasses on bright days. If outside for more than one hour, cover up and use sunscreen. Reflection off snow can nearly double UV strength, ...