RV rental Georgian Bay Islands National Park, ON: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Georgian Bay Islands National Park protects the largest freshwater archipelago in the world. Run by Parks Canada, the DayTripper shuttle boat service makes it easy to explore Georgian Bay Islands National Park. Boats depart from Honey Harbour on the mainland and whisk you to Beausoleil Island in 15-minutes. Services run to either Cedar Spring in the south or Chimney Bay in the north. In Cedar Spring, you'll find a welcome center where you can pick up trail maps, rent mountain bikes or join an interpretive program. Cedar Spring is also known for its sandy beaches and picturesque picnic spots. Dock at Chimney Bay and you'll get a taste of the wild, rugged landscape of Georgian Bay. You'll unlock access to some of the best hiking trails, as well as secluded beaches and picnic spots. Fishing is a rewarding pastime, with the waters of Georgian Bay teeming with perch, muskie, and other freshwater species. In the 1920s, the whimsical natural beauty of Georgian Bay Islands National Park inspired a troupe of artists to immortalize the landscape. The collective became known as the Group of Seven and was fronted by masters such as Franklin Carmichael and Lawren Harris. Later, leading modernist Emily Carr was also welcomed into the group. Today, you can discover the same landscapes that inspired the Group of Seven on the northern trails of Beausoleil Island. As you hike, keep an eye out for the park's elusive eastern massasauga rattlesnakes.