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Ontario Park Offers Futuristic Camping Pods
Who would have thought camping in Ontario could get any more magical? One park in the province is home to futuristic, raindrop-shaped pods that look like something out of a sci-fi movie, and reservations are about to open, according to an article at BlogTO.com.
Described by Parks Canada as “curious, comfortable, and out of this world,” the Ôasis pods at Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site are officially the coolest way to go camping.
The park is home to five pods, with three located at Lock 9 – Meyers and two at Lock 10 – Hagues Reach. They each measure six square metres and can sleep a family of four.