Elvie's Land Adventure in Killarney Provincial Park

The campsite at Killarney Provincial Park was very private.   One neighbour that we could see and they were tenting 50 metres away from us.  The first evening we heard a deer coming through the bush and followed it down to the bog near our site.

Just like the fish in the protected park in The Bahamas, the  wildlife in the park seem to know that humans will do them no harm.

The park campsites are situated near Lake George. 

Notice the pink granite in the foreground and the white quartzite in the distance.

Everywhere we hiked the scenes were beautiful.

The rock faces were amazing in places.  This picture was taken on one of our hikes and this is A.Y. Jackson Lake, named after one of the famous group of seven painters who loved to visit and paint in the park.

Each day we would do a different hike.  It was interesting to see all the beaver houses in this one marshy area.

We called this beaver dam Heaver Dam, named similarly to the famous Hoover Dam in Nevada.

Notice me on top of the cliff.

After a long day of hiking it was back to home sweet van.

One evening we had a small raccoon walk through our camp; however on most evenings it was Chippie, the chipmunk and Bossy, the red squirrel who were vying for favours.   Of course it didn't help that we were eating peanuts in the shell and the park doesn't want campers to feed the wildlife.