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Bon Echo Provincial Park camping

Bon Echo Provincial Park camping

Fri, Nov 27, 12:00 PM
From Move With Intention
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**Bon Echo Provincial Park**

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Winter Potluck for Hiking Asylum Inmates

Sun, Dec 6, 10:30 PM
From Toronto Hiking Asylum
4.9
1 attendee
Let's go on a Hike at Erindale park ๐Ÿ˜

Let's go on a Hike at Erindale park ๐Ÿ˜

Sat, Nov 14, 8:00 PM
From Artists who create Meetup Group

Hey everyone just wanted to do a hike with anyone who is interested in joining me and a few of my friends. We'll meet in front of the public washrooms at Erindale park at 3pm and likely start the hike at 3:15 pm. This is a moment to connect and make new friends and where we can have interesting conversations about anything we like. A suggested them might be: What do you like most about art and the artistic process? Looking forward to seeing anyone who can make it. Cheers!

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Muskoka Hiking Day Trip

Mon, Nov 16, 12:00 PM
From Ontario Adventure Tours
4.6
1 attendee

Hamilton Waterfalls Day Trip

Fri, Nov 13, 2:00 PM
From Ontario Adventure Tours
4.6
1 attendee
Intro to Survival Skills: Shelter, Fire and Knots

Intro to Survival Skills: Shelter, Fire and Knots

Sat, Nov 14, 1:00 PM
From Wilderness Union Toronto - Outdoor Adventure and Hiking Club
4.7

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/survival-skills/intro-survival-skills)** **Spend a Saturday becoming someone who knows what to do.** Join us for a hands-on beginner day in Copeland Forest with Kyle, a survival instructor with over a decade of experience. You'll pitch a shelter, light a fire without matches, carve with a knife and tie the knots that hold it all together. This class is open to any adult, member or not. Come on your own or bring a friend. Most people at our classes arrive solo. Total beginners are welcome: Kyle starts from zero, and there's no hiking, just short walks into the trees to gather wood. **Kit provided:** Tarps, saws, hatchets, loaner ferro rods and knives to borrow, plus your own tinder kit and a printed handout. Want your own ferro rod (+$10) or Mora knife (+$40) to keep? Add one when you book. **Getting there:** Add the bus for $50 and we'll pick you up at Keele Station at 8am and drop you back around 6pm. Or drive yourself to the P1 parking lot in Copeland Forest, near Horseshoe Valley, about an hour and a half north of Toronto. No membership needed. After you book, we'll email you the waiver to sign and your plan with directions, timings and a packing list. **Accessibility** Wilderness Union is committed to making our adventures as accessible as possible. If you wish to make an accommodation request relating to a disability or provide feedback, please do so by sending an email to info@wildernessunion.com **Highlights** **Put a roof over your head:** Learn to pick a good spot and pitch a tarp two ways, the A-frame and the plow point, so you know how to stay dry when the weather turns. **Light a fire without matches:** Catch a ferro rod spark on fluffed jute, build up through twigs to logs, split wood by batoning and carve feather sticks. **Knots, knife work and a tripod grill:** Learn the taut-line hitch, slip knot and bowline, carve your own chopsticks, spoon or spatula, then lash a tripod and grill over the fire. **Itinerary** **08:00** \- Bus leaves Keele Station \(if you've added it\) **10:00** \- Meet at location\, for a welcome\, safety talk and knife handling **Late morning** \- Tarp shelters: the A\-frame and the plow point **Lunch** \- Bring a packed lunch and eat around the fire **Afternoon** \- Fire without matches: ferro rod\, jute\, batoning and feather sticks **Late afternoon** \- Knots\, bush cutlery and a tripod grill **16:00** \- Wrap up and head home **18:00** \- Bus arrives back at Keele Station **Event cost: $135+HST. $50 optional transport also available. Please register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/survival-skills/intro-survival-skills)** **About Wilderness Union** Wilderness Union is deliberate about building an outdoors community that connects you to the life-changing magic of the outdoors and helps you find your people. Attendance numbers on Meetup don't reflect our actual event attendance - we typically have 15-20 community members at each event. Large enough that there's someone new to meet but small enough that it's not overwhelming! ***Learn more at our website [www.wildernessunion.com](https://www.wildernessunion.com/)***

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is great for discovering and joining local groups and events based on shared interests such as outdoor activities. It connects like-minded individuals who enjoy similar hobbies.

Near Toronto, you can find plenty of groups that organize camping and hiking trips. These groups offer a chance to discover new trails and meet other nature enthusiasts while exploring the great outdoors.

Search for camping or outdoor groups using Meetup's search tool, filtering by location to find those specific to Toronto. Check each groupโ€™s event schedule to see what's upcoming.

Yes, you can! Browse for events happening this weekend and RSVP. This way, you ensure your spot on a camping trip and get to meet fellow adventurers.

Yes, some Meetup groups allow members to suggest or plan events. Once you're part of the group, discuss your idea with the organizers to gauge interest and support.

It's best to bring essential camping gear such as a tent, sleeping bag, and proper attire. Check the specific event details for any additional requirements, as these vary.

No, attendance is flexible. You choose which events you'd like to participate in. Join events that fit your schedule and interests without any obligation to attend them all.

Most camping events are in-person as they involve outdoor activities. However, some groups might host online meetings for planning and tips sharing.

While Meetup fosters connection through group activities, making friends depends on personal engagement and the nature of each event or group.

Use Meetup's search function to find hiking activities. Type 'hiking' and select your area to see a list of relevant groups and events.

Meetup is free to join, but some events, particularly those organized by hosts, may have participation fees to cover costs such as campsite reservations or gear rentals.

Yes, Toronto offers diverse camping trips ranging from beginner-friendly options to more advanced ones in different settings like parks or lakesides.

Meetup focuses mainly on group activities, so finding individual camping partners isn't its primary function. Group events are social and community-oriented.

The frequency of trips depends on each group's organizer and member engagement levels. Some groups may be more active than others.

Availability varies based on location. While major cities like Toronto have many options, some areas may have fewer active groups. Always check the site for available communities.