One of the best parts about camping in Killarney is the breathtakingly clear night sky. Seeing these magnificent skies is one thing, but capturing them adds a whole other level to the experience.
Here's our top tips for night sky photography:
https://t.co/MtTpWpTyK8
#DiscoverOP
As a dark sky preserve, Killarney has amazing stargazing!
Our favourite spot is Main Beach! From seeing the aurora's, to spotting constellations, or just staring into the Milky Way, you can truly see it all!
Head over to the main beach to do some stargazing 🔭
#DiscoverOP
Whooooo are you? 🦉
So many of Killarney’s wildlife only come out when once everyone has gone to bed ⛺💤
Do you think you have the eye to eye-dentify these nocturnal animals?
Comment your best guesses below!
#DiscoverOP#Killarneypp#OntarioNEZ
We are currently experiencing a park wide power outage. The comfort station is closed until power is restored. Campground privies remain open and potable water is available from all water taps.
We will share an update when power is restored. Thank you for your patience.
We all know Ontario’s provincial parks aim to protect our natural landscapes and species. But did you know that each individual park is protected for its own (often very specific) reasons?
Read on to find out why parks are Forever Protected: https://t.co/XapbwGAPq0
#DiscoverOP
Killarney is the best because of all the community science!
Join us July 11th for our next community science event, Killarney Butterfly Count.
For more information or to register email us at: [email protected]
Will you be participating this year? 🦋
#discoverop
The Crack Trail Capacity Update:
Saturday, June 27: SOLD OUT
Sunday, June 28: 50% sold
Only vehicles with a valid pass for The Crack Trail may park at the trailhead.
Reserve online up to 5 days in advance at: https://t.co/7jDn2nMp0G
Killarney is the best because of our lakes!
Canoeing is our favourite way to discover Killarney's lakes
When canoeing, remember to:
-Wear a PFD
-Bring a bailer kit with 15m of buoyant rope and a whistle
What's your favourite Killarney canoeing story?
#DiscoverOP
Happy World Female Ranger Day!
We want to highlight the amazing women who are working in Killarney Provincial Park.
Whether Backcountry, Warden, Maintenance, Gate, or Discovery, they all work hard to ensure all our visitors have a safe and enjoyable visit to our park! 🏕️🛶⛺
Today, as we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day, we’d like to thank the elders and knowledge carriers who have shared these star stories with us, and who are preserving these memories for future generations.
https://t.co/r3wCQMhsOM
The Crack Trail Capacity Update:
Saturday, June 20: SOLD OUT
Sunday, June 21: 50% sold
Only vehicles with a valid pass for The Crack Trail may park at the trailhead.
Reserve online up to 5 days in advance at: https://t.co/7jDn2nMp0G
June is here, bringing with it the arrival of luna moths! 🦋
The luna moth’s striking green wings with a brown edge help it blend in among tree leaves. Disguised as a leafy twig, luna moths can be tricky to spot 🌿
Have you ever seen a luna moth? 🔎
During our 28th Spring Loon Count we surveyed 13 lakes and saw 23 loons!
Thanks to everyone who came out, Killarney Outfitters for donating rental canoes, and the Friends of Killarney for the cookies.
Next Loon count: Aug. 8th
Email [email protected] for more info.
Checking in this weekend? Did you know Killarney is now paperless?
As long as you complete self-check-in on the day of your arrival, you can head straight to your campsite without having to wait in line!
Read the blog below to learn more
https://t.co/H6Ng3xdbwl
June 13th is Killarney Provincial Park’s 28th annual Spring Loon Count.
We’re getting ready for a loon-tastic day. Amazing volunteers have signed up, but we are always looking for more!
Email [email protected] for more info and to sign up!
Camping in Killarney soon and want to practice bear safety?
Check out the blog post below for tips on having a bear-free campsite 🐻⛺️
https://t.co/ixWYdlkXaT
A lot is left to chance when you’re planning a spring camping trip, but one thing is certain. If you’re heading into the outdoors, you’re definitely going to encounter the pesky buzz of Ontario’s biting insects!
Want to keep the bugs at bay?
Learn more: https://t.co/fkLTuCABLn