Killarney Provincial Park
White quartzite hills, clear lakes and pink granite shores.
Georgian Bay, Ontario
The La Cloche Mountains' white quartzite ridges and clear blue lakes made Killarney a favourite of the Group of Seven. The park is a dark-sky preserve, and the village at road's end serves famous fish and chips.
Photo: Wind swept pine - Killarney Provincial Park, Óðinn, CC BY-SA 2.5 ca
Killarney Provincial Park protects white quartzite hills, pink granite and dozens of clear lakes on the edge of Georgian Bay. Group of Seven painter A.Y. Jackson helped campaign for its protection.
The village of Killarney sits at the end of Highway 637, on a channel off Georgian Bay. It's the end of the road, and the start of the adventure.
Trails, lookouts, waterfalls, beaches and time on the water come first.
White quartzite hills, clear lakes and pink granite shores.



A visitor centre and bridge over a historic canoe route. About an hour east.
Museums, landmarks and the places people come here for.
A small lighthouse on the rocks at the channel mouth.
A mining science centre beside Sudbury's giant nickel.
Main streets, markets and the dates worth planning around.

The village's fish and chips stand on the channel. Check hours before you go.
Cruises, tours and experiences people book here. Each one goes to the operator's official page, and you can still add it to your trip.
Canoe and kayak rentals and outfitting packages for Killarney Provincial Park and Georgian Bay.
Part of our Georgian Bay guides.
30,000 Islands cruises.
Manitoulin Islandabout 2 h 30 · Guide ↗Falls, trails and a swing bridge.
Photo: Wind swept pine - Killarney Provincial Park, Óðinn, CC BY-SA 2.5 ca
Photo: Killarney seen from The Crack trail, Jason Wong, CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo: George Lake in Killarney Provincial Park, Mykola Swarnyk, CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo: The La Cloche Mountains, Killarney, Ryan Hodnett, CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo: Killarney, Ontario, MBi, CC BY-SA 4.0