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The best time to visit is June through September when all facilities operate, weather is warmest (73-79 degrees F), and water activities are most enjoyable. May and early October offer shoulder-season conditions with fewer crowds and lower camping demand, though the park closes October 13. Late summer months can be busy during school holidays, while June and September provide a balance of good weather and moderate traffic. Winter day-use visitors seeking cross-country skiing should plan for December through March when the park grooms over 26 kilometres of trails.
Day-use only; heavy snow expected
Day-use only; heaviest snowfall month
Day-use only until March 14; mix of snow and rain
Park closed; camping season has not begun
Camping opens May 8; peak season begins; pleasant spring weather
Summer season; warm water activities ideal; June is one of the wettest months
Peak summer; warmest month; ideal for boating, canoeing, and swimming
Warm, pleasant conditions continue; good for all water activities
Shoulder season; fall colors appear; comfortable hiking weather; less crowded
Park closes October 13; autumn foliage; water temperature drops significantly
Park closed; transition to winter
Day-use only from December 11; winter operations; prime cross-country skiing season
This 5.5-kilometre moderate loop leads to the tip of the peninsula with scenic views of Big Rideau Lake and access to a sandy beach. The trail showcases the shoreline and forest ecosystems that define the park. ontarioparks.ca/park/murphyspoint/activities
Visitors can explore the restored early 1900s partially open pit mica mine on a 2-kilometre easy trail. Guided mine tours and lantern-lit evening walks are offered during summer season to explore this industrial heritage site. ontarioparks.ca/park/murphyspoint/activities
Power boats, canoes, and kayaks can be launched from the park's boat ramp. The lake is known for Lake Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, and Northern Pike fishing. The Rideau Waterway connects to locks and destinations like Westport and Perth. ontarioparks.ca/park/murphyspoint/activities
A 6-kilometre loop departs from Hogg Bay and paddles through Big Rideau Lake, into Loon Lake, and back with two short portages. This route offers excellent views of shoreline forests and is suitable for intermediate paddlers. ontarioparks.ca/park/murphyspoint/activities
This 2.5-kilometre moderate loop showcases the unique geology and ecology of the Frontenac Arch, the southernmost extension of the Canadian Shield. The trail passes through mixed forest with interpretive signage explaining glacial and geological features. ontarioparks.ca/park/murphyspoint/activities
Two supervised sandy beaches offer swimming and wading in Big Rideau Lake with gradual drop-offs suitable for families. Beach areas are accessed from campground loops and day-use parking areas. ontarioparks.ca/park/murphyspoint/activities
The park maintains over 26 kilometres of groomed cross-country ski trails in partnership with the Tay Valley Cross-Country Ski Club. Classic and skate ski options are available throughout the winter season for all skill levels. ontarioparks.ca/park/murphyspoint/activities
We had an amazing family vacation, the trailer was the perfect size and so easy to use, park and travel with.
Ashley E. - Oct 2025
Great experience dealing with John. Trailer was well kept, clean and in proper working order.
Marc L. - Jun 2025
We had a wonderful stay in the rv. Everything was clean and the beds were very comfortable. Melissa and Dustin were always available to help or answer our questions. We had the rv delivered and everything went smoothly. Will be happy to rent again for our next trip!
Marie-Eve L. - May 2026
Melissa was very friendly and responded to message quickly. Trailer was exactly as expected and clean.
Jack H. - Nov 2025
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Murphys Point Provincial Park, ON, Canada
The park is located about 20 minutes south of Perth, Ontario via Highway 7, and roughly 90 minutes from Ottawa. The nearest major city is Kingston, approximately 1 hour away. Toronto and Ottawa airports are the closest major fly-and-rent options for RV travelers, with Toronto about 4 hours 20 minutes driving time. Highway 7 approaches are standard rural roads with no documented low-clearance restrictions for RVs up to 32 feet, though drivers should contact the park at 613-267-5060 to confirm current access conditions.
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