Kayak Camping Kejimkujik National Park

[@NLGhostWolf]

Loved the intro with the Fly-in from Google Earth. Brilliant...

[@zihrgotti]

Hello Martin! It's been a long time since I last saw you, guessing that would have been our old gliding days in Stephenville back in the 90's. Glad to see you are still in the eastern part of the country. I was searching kayak camping and your video came up...didn't know it was you because of the sunglasses, but the voice was familiar. Then I read someone mention "Martin" in one of their comments - it's certainly a small world. Looks like you are having fun! All the best. Elton Learning

[@OutDoorZombie]

Hi Elton -- great to hear from you! Hope all is well! :)

[@HamsterLife_EnglishLearning]

Good for you to wear the bug outfit. I have one too, but haven't had a chance to use it yet. No sense getting bit and itchy the whole trip. Not to mention how sick one can get from just one bad mosquito. Beautiful area, though I had to fast forward the kayaking to go right to the campfire part of fireside cooking and chat. Yummy, not bad for camp cookout feast! I can only watch so much kayaking, once you seen it once, you've seen it all. Though the view is pretty. More fun to do then ever watch, for me. The main thing is your happy doing what you do, and getting out, exercise to boot with fun friends i'm sure.

[@OutDoorZombie]

Hi Judy - thanks again for the comments. Yeah, I got lazy on the edits and let the kayaking part go on wayyy too long - lol. Heading out tonight on a solo trip. Hopefully post something tomorrow.

[@Kababoes]

Nice impression of a great trip (if there were not that many bugs 😵). Beautiful surroundings, good company, excellent food. Are you allowed to camp anywhere you like, or are there restrictions where to and where not? Anyway, thanks for sharing your passion. Cheers mate. Atb from NL.

[@OutDoorZombie]

Hi, thanks for your comments! In Keji - you have to camp at the designated camp spots.