RESTOULE PROVINCIAL PARK | Tour, Review & Our Camping Experience

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024

Комментарии • 64

  • @TheAverageTourist
    @TheAverageTourist  Год назад +3

    Hope you enjoy a glimpse of this lovely northern Ontario Park!

  • @lisam7036
    @lisam7036 Год назад +2

    My husband and I usually do this park in the fall. Less bugs and beautiful colour

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад +1

      Great tip. I would prefer less bugs and the fall colours 🙌

  • @AndysWorldJourneys
    @AndysWorldJourneys Год назад +1

    another attractive spot with loads of hikes and greenery. Those mosquitoes though! Wow! You know they are bad with you have to cover your head with a net!

  • @LucasWorldTravel
    @LucasWorldTravel Год назад +1

    Murder chickens?! 😂Y'all have stuff up in Canada that I've never heard of before. Love Alan's weather commentary. Good job using the rainy weather to drink beer!

  • @AdventuresOfATravelingDon
    @AdventuresOfATravelingDon Год назад +1

    Oh that site at Kettlepoint is my jam. Nice and wooded. I definitely want to rent a canoe and get out on the lake. Love all the water in this park. Ah camping in the rain. A local distillery? Let's Go!!! A beautiful walk through the woods. Those views of the lake and the fire tower are epic. Nothing like a little beach time.

  • @Kwabenaboatengmedia
    @Kwabenaboatengmedia Год назад +1

    Very Loverly park!

  • @TRAVEL.WITH.JAFARI
    @TRAVEL.WITH.JAFARI Год назад

    Hello my friend 🙋🙋🇨🇭
    Tank you for charging 👍👍
    Very Very good ❤❤❤❤

  • @thetravellingwelshman
    @thetravellingwelshman Год назад

    Good lord these places really are so beautiful and have an immense amount of awe-inspirjng views to offer! You always tend to travel to the most beautiful places!

  • @outworkthework
    @outworkthework Год назад

    Love your videos! Very informative, interesting, fun and your easy on the eyes ;)

  • @MrSujano
    @MrSujano Год назад

    Awesome video, awesome park!

  • @LetsTravelwithDnI
    @LetsTravelwithDnI Год назад

    Very informative and good source of information for a novice camper. Also, that's a very nice area to explore... 🙂🙂.

  • @Travelsheesh
    @Travelsheesh Год назад

    The park look so amazing made me miss Yedigollar in Turkiye, I love the beach and roaming in the wild, while camping is always best thing to enjoy raw beauty of nature

  • @SaltyBeaverExplores
    @SaltyBeaverExplores Год назад

    I’m impressed with the boat launches - they look really easy to launch from. Yeah Alan he brought the umbrella! How were the bugs at the beach?

  • @jimloth6091
    @jimloth6091 Год назад

    I'd never know you've only been camping for a year - you know exactly what to report on and hit all the information we need. Thank you!

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад +1

      Oh, thanks for saying that! We did a lot of research before we started to try to learn the basics. Glad it can be helpful!

    • @jimloth6091
      @jimloth6091 Год назад

      @@TheAverageTourist Definitely helpful. We spent 5 days at Earl Rowe last week based solely on your recommendation and loved it. We'll absolutely go back there - thank you!

  • @tmarano2065
    @tmarano2065 Год назад

    Great video Sara!

  • @rightrecipefortravel
    @rightrecipefortravel Год назад

    Thanks for the tour and review of Restoule. You gave some great details.

  • @ZabsAntsTravels
    @ZabsAntsTravels Год назад

    Always loved the look of parks in Canada, they look amazing. Great video and enjoyed coming along with you!

  • @KitatheExplorer
    @KitatheExplorer Год назад

    Oh boy sounds like I would need to bath in bug repellent there. Mosquitoes love me. I can stick the tip of my finger out the window and get bit. And good tip on the insect net for hiking. Also I love that you found a distillery to pass time while it was raining.

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад +1

      The mosquitoes are the same with my husband... any millimeter of skin exposed and they are on it! The Distillery was a fun find!

    • @KitatheExplorer
      @KitatheExplorer Год назад

      @@TheAverageTourist it’s so crazy! It just have to do with blood types because some people attract mosquitoes and some don’t.

  • @jairosadventure4315
    @jairosadventure4315 Год назад

    This is brilliant!

  • @traveladvisorak6065
    @traveladvisorak6065 Год назад

    Enjoyed it again

  • @TravellerSB
    @TravellerSB Год назад

    Very nice place to visit. Welk captured, well narrated and you have provided all minute details properly.

  • @paradise-adventures
    @paradise-adventures Год назад

    This park looks great. It's a shame about the aggressive mosquitos, but the beach looks like a great place to relax and chill out.

  • @Migratory-Nerds
    @Migratory-Nerds Год назад

    Another great review and report out. Thanks for sharing.

  • @wendingourway
    @wendingourway Год назад

    Sure looks like a nice relaxing provincial park...very enjoyable tour and review. Bruce and Otis

  • @LightBoldTV
    @LightBoldTV Год назад

    Great tour! Such beautiful trails 😍😍
    Greeting from Malaysia 👋

  • @Explorcation
    @Explorcation Год назад

    I do like all of the trail options at this park...but not all of the bugs!
    The fern gulley area on the first trail was so pretty, but good to know that it turns into a bouldery hike.
    No shade? No problem! ☔ Glad you both were able to still enjoy the water!

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад +1

      The bugs were a major pain. But I guess that's what you get in northern Ontario this time of year. Yeah the hike would have been more up your alley from the adventure standpoint. Shade is always a plus for Alan 😎🤣

    • @Explorcation
      @Explorcation Год назад

      @@TheAverageTourist there are times of the year here in Florida when the bugs are a pain too :( it is a trade off for enjoying the wonderful outdoors sometimes.

  • @603travels
    @603travels Год назад

    If possible i would have own the Campground and work from there. Practically not feasible but Restoule provincial park seems to be a beautiful place to camp, Lots of information on your experience, lots of water access and its very easy if the campground has a store inside. I hope you had lot of fun during your camping.

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад

      Thank you, we really enjoyed camping there. It was a lovely park, and the scenery was just beautiful. Would have liked a bit more in the store.

  • @unstoppabledigitaltravelling
    @unstoppabledigitaltravelling Год назад

    The park is beautiful with a lake nearby, ideal spot for camping. Yes the disadvantage is having insects around. So, one needs to be prepared for that. Cute animals there.

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад

      Yes, it's a beautiful park, and we enjoyed the water. The bugs were bad, but we had a lot of bug spray.

  • @Barneylso
    @Barneylso 7 месяцев назад

    I just dropped by because I have seen an inlet to Restoule River on the French River, I've been going up to the French since 1959, at that time the fishing was phenomenal and you could actually keep what you caught. Sadly, for me, you didn't even mention fishing. Next time you use a Mosquito net try wearing a wide-brimmed hat under it.

  • @priyankapuvanakaran-wc3cm
    @priyankapuvanakaran-wc3cm Год назад

    great vedio

  • @karlmopete
    @karlmopete Год назад

    The mosquitoes that many of the northern Ontario parks this year are somewhat out of control. We invested in thermacell I tell you it’s the best investment we’ve ever made.

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад

      For the most part we hadn't been up that far north so hadn't got our thermacells out, but we did pretty quickly and they do help a lot. Plus we got a bug zapper for at night with a blue light that attracts them. ⚡️ The mosquitoes and biting flies are bad this year!

  • @puffysnow8504
    @puffysnow8504 Год назад

    What I have gather from other RUclips videos is with the fire tower trail u should of went the other way up and came back down the same way I heard that way is much easier compared to going up the way u did and doing the full loop

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад +1

      Good tip. I think it was just not a trail for us. We aren't adventure hikers, and my husband has a knee injury, so we usually stick to easy to moderate trails. We were just hoping for a miracle 🤣

    • @puffysnow8504
      @puffysnow8504 Год назад

      @TheAverageTourist hey at least u got out and did some of the trail, that's what matters most

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад +1

      We tried!! 🤣 thank goodness for youtube, we were able to see the video and photos from the top at least 🙌

    • @puffysnow8504
      @puffysnow8504 Год назад

      @TheAverageTourist lmfao .. hey thank God for RUclips videos lol I bet you'll have to visit sleeping giant doing the same thing I heard it's like a 8 is hour trip both ways to get to the highest point in ontario at sleeping giant p.p

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  Год назад +1

      Haha we will never make that one 🤣 thank goodness we have youtube!

  • @calvinkang1224
    @calvinkang1224 6 месяцев назад

    Which month was this trip? Is bug issue getting slightly better in different months?

    • @TheAverageTourist
      @TheAverageTourist  6 месяцев назад +1

      We were there on the Canada day long weekend. I think later in the season is better bug wise from what my husband mentioned. He used to live in North Bay.