Activities and experiences
Thousand Islands National Park
Thousand Islands National Park invites you to experience boating or paddle the St. Lawrence River’s blue-green waters past remote granite shoreline. Reserve a waterfront oTENTik or campsite for an overnighting in nature or take a scenic day hike along the river.
Riverside oTENTik camping
Book your stay at an island or mainland oTENTik and relax in you waterfront accommodation.
Riverside picnic at Mallorytown
Drop by Mallortytown Landing to take advantage of waterfront picnic shelters, barbecues and trails.
Camp on an island
Pitch your tent along the banks of the St. Lawrence River and take in the stars at night.
Island access
Boating the St. Lawrence
Explore the islands dotting the river as you cruise to docks and mooring cans.
Don't have a boat?
There are many ways to explore islands and inlets of the park, even if you don't own a boat.
Highlights
Red chairs
Relax in Parks Canada's red chairs to take in iconic views.
Guided nature and forest therapy walks
Move to Nature invites you to experience a Guided Nature and Forest Therapy Walk in Thousand Islands National Park.
Camping and overnight accommodations
Camping
Canoe camping
oTENTik
Stay overnight
Things to do
Animal watching
Beach
Bird watching
Boat tour
Boating
Canoeing
Cycling
Dog walking
Fishing
Geocaching
Hiking
Kayaking
Kitesurfing
Lookout
Mooring
Motorboating
Paddling
Photography
Picnicking
Playground
Sailboating
Scuba diving
Stargazing
Snowshoeing
Swimming
Youth Programs
Tours and programs
Windsurfing
Facilities and services
Accessible Parking
Accessible toilets
Bus parking
Rentals
Docking
Dogs on leash
First Aid
Gift shop
Information
Interpretation
Rentals
Lookout
Toilette à compostage
Parking
Pay parking
Picnic shelter
Restrooms
Warden station
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