Stop 38, Quetico Provincial Park

This is the Canadian side of Boundary Waters and Voyageurs National Park.  Paddler's paradise.

This was a nice park that I wold have liked to spend more time in.  I was told that this is a common way to  gain access to the paddling and fishing of the Boundary Waters.  The crowds are said to be much smaller. Once again we ran into the power stations that were inconveniently placed.  I had to rent an extension cord to make the runs from the outlet to the camper.  Rent not the right word, I just had to  put a deposit down, but it was fully refunded when we checked out.

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