Since 1914, A Summer Camp For Boys in Algonquin Park

Toward Summer 2014!

: A Pathfinder campsite, Opeongo L.

See the Trip Postings for 2013 Season ...

See the 2014 Camper Registration ...

See 240 photos in a Pathfinder Gallery ...

Pathfinder Centennial Events Underway

Summer 2013 marked the start of Pathfinder's 100th year! We will be celebrating a century of Pathfinder traditions. Keep in touch with Camp's many centennial events and stories.

Pathfinder Centennial News & Events ...
View the Centennial film teaser ...
Pathfinder Alumni News ...

Welcome to Pathfinder - A Boy's Summer Adventure

Camp Pathfinder is a classic boys' camp, offering summers of adventure for ages 7-16. Located on Pathfinder Island, Source Lake in world-famous Algonquin Provincial Park. Pathfinder is all about exciting sports, awesome canoe trips, terrific counselors and great friends! Boys, check out our activities. Parents check out the Pathfinder Experience.

Boys - See Pathfinder Adventures!

Parents - Explore the Pathfinder Experience

Camper Registration

As of mid-November our Early Bird sign ups for veteran and alumni families have concluded. Camp Pathfinder enrollment is now open to new families. Well over 100 current and alumni Pathfinder families took first crack at the Camper slots for the coming season.

Space is tight for this anniversary year. Please phone camp's winter office to speak with the Director and request family references and details. Then, send us your son's enroll form with deposit: Standard Enroll Form ...

More Camp News via News and Notes ...

The Classic Pathfinder Canoe Trip

From overnight camp outs, to 18-, 25-, and 30+ day treks. Pathifnder travels all the routes of Algonquin Park. Beyond the Park, there are 10-14 day cruises in Temagami, 14-day whitewater trips on the Dumoine and Coulonge/Noire Rivers in Quebec, 25-30 day expeditions on the Attawapiskat, Bloodvein, Albany, Missinaibi, Pipestone and Winisk Rivers. See postings and highlights from Pathfinder's recent tripping seasons. There's more trip postings and maps within the web site, too. Click to the Library.