Photograph the Sunset at Killbear Provincial Park

Killbear Park, Ontario

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Serene waters lapse the iconic Canadian Shield dotted with wind-swept trees and gorgeous viewpoints. Kick back on the warm rolling rocks of Beaver Dam Campground for a breathtaking Ontario sunset.

Perfect for a weekend getaway, Killbear Provincial Park is a stunning place to kick back and relax in the outdoors. The Beaver Dam Campground features a rocky point with Group Of Seven-esque trees that is perfect for watching the late summer sunset. Family friendly with parking right in front, this is a must for Killbear visitors.

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