Please provide us with the following information for your park permit:
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Day & Location of Park Entrance
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Expected date of Park Exit
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Tentative Schedule for your trip
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Name/contact info/AGE of Permit Holder
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Name/AGE/tent color/canoe color of each traveler​
*Large groups (9 or more) please send all info 2 weeks in advance for us to obtain your authorization letter.*
Provincial Park Camping
Let us help you with the details.
We can issue your Spanish River Park permit at the time of your booking. Please remember that all groups larger then 9 persons must have an authorization letter from the park super intendent to accompany your permit. We can also adjust your permit upon return and immediately issue a refund or add additional days.
For more information on Spanish River Provincial Park Permits contact us or go to
Ontario Back Country Park Permits
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Chutes Provincial Park staff are also able to assist with extra details in planning. For more information, please go to Chutes Provincial Park website or reach them by phone at 705-865-2021.
Respect your surroundings
with the following suggestions
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Try to minimize damage caused to local fauna & flora—refrain from stripping live wood.
Try to recycle when possible. Garbage drop offs are located along the way. Agnew Lake Lodge will also dispose of extra garbage or recycling for you.
Only camp on designated campsites & have appropriate fires for cooking. Keep in mind fire safety procedures and stay up-to-date on all fire bans.
Keep all human waste buried & away from animal access, or sealed away for proper disposal.
Leave your campsite cleaner than you found it.
Your efforts in reducing your adventuring footprint will provide a harmonious relationship between us & nature.
Thank you.
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Safety Kits provided with all Canoe Rentals
All safety kits come with a bailer, tie rope, whistle, flashlight, compass, and sponge.
A first aid kit is available upon request for an additional fee of $30.00.
The standard safety kit is included with the canoe rental at no extra cost.
Safety Tips
Scout all rapids before running.
Leave your itinerary with someone.
Wave anything red above your head to signal an emergency to passing trains.
Have at least two sources of navigational aids (water-proof back up maps, compass, GPS).
Carry a first aid kit & be familiar with all contents.
Always wear your PFD (Personal Floatation Device).
Reminder: Weather can change quickly so be prepared with extra food & proper clothing. Agnew & Biscotasi Lakes can become choppy with high winds & waves. Wait out any storms in a safe place.