Ontario Parks roofed accommodations and charging

[KathyT]

Hello, I have booked a roofed accommodation at an Ontario Park for the fall. Has anyone had any experience with being able to charge at an outside outlet or at one at comfort station. I realize I could have booked an electric site but really wanted to try the cabin. To be specific it is the ojibway cabin at Dawson Trail campground. We are planning to canoe trip for 12 days and hoping to be able to top up the charge in the campground rather than having to route through Upsala SC on the way home.

TIA,
Model 3 - standard range owner

 

[NotLebowski]

havent been to that specific spot, but have frequently used ontario parks roofed accommodations. all have had electrical service and it looks like the cabin you reference has 120v service (microwave, fridge, kettle.). so with an extension cord or if you can park close enough the 120v plug would easily charge you fully over a couple of days

 

[Eww_Gas]

bump.

Any new input on this?

What kind of adapter do I need to be able to hook onto their typical electric sites and what kind of charging rates can I expect?

 

[Casmium]

With your standard wall plug you get about 1kw, if you get an electrical camp site and you have tt-30 adapter you can get almost 3kw( https://www.amazon.ca/AC-WORKS-Charging-Adapter-Tesla/dp/B06XHDRBBT plus the tesla 14-50 adapter)