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Lion's Millennium Park
Park has a fenced in section with play equipment for children, roofed picnic area, a lion-shaped water fountain and washroom facilities.
Address: Second Street East Fort Frances ON Canada
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Agassiz Peatlands
Measuring 2315 ha (5720 acres), the Agassiz Peatlands are located near the Manitoba border and resemble a prairie. Enjoy nature walks and wildlife viewing.
Address: 110 km (68 mi) northwest of Fort Frances ON Canada
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Pioneer Park Sioux Narrows
Park is located just north of the Sioux Narrows Bridge on Highway 71. Facilities include picnic tables and outhouses.
Address: Highway 71 Sioux Narrows ON Canada P0X 1N0
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Pither's Point Park
Located on Rainy Lake, this park features a number of facilities and attractions including picnic areas, campsites, volleyball courts, baseball diamonds and horseshoe pits. Enjoy swimming at the beach and playing in the open fields.
Address: Rainy Lake, East Fort Frances ON Canada
 1 807 274-5502
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Sandpoint Island
Sandpoint Island is located east of Fort Frances in Rainy Lake. It measures 914 ha (2259 acres ) and is close to the Minnesota Border. Activities enjoyed in the area include canoeing, hiking and nature observation.
Address: 23 km (14 mi) East of Fort Frances Fort Frances ON Canada
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Waterfront Park
Park is located on the English River and offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy the sandy beach. Swimming is allowed and a covered picnic area is also provided. Washroom facilities on site include showers and a change room.
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Windigo Point
Windigo Point is located in Northwestern Ontario and is classified as a nature reserve. This non-operating park is 513 ha (1268 acres) and is noted for its red pines. No visitor facilities are available.
Address: 60 km (37 mi) Northwest of Sioux Lookout Sioux Lookout ON Canada
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Visitors can walk along the trails, past beaver ponds and wetlands, observing birds and other wildlife. A sandy beach and warm waters offer swimming, fishing and canoeing opportunities.
Address: P.O. Box 928 Ear Falls ON Canada P0V 1T0
1 807 222-2059
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Reserve is accessible via Wabigoon Lake and measures 3400 ha (8402 acres). Notable characteristics of Butler Lake is the layers of sediments, called varves, that mark a section of the land. There are no visitors facilities in the park.
Address: 10 km (6 mi) southeast of Dryden ON Canada
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Blue Lake Provincial Park is located just northwest of Dryden. Visitors enjoy the sandy beaches, hiking trails, canoeing, fishing and bird watching. A campground is also located at the park.
Address: . Dryden ON Canada
1 807 223-7535
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Lions Park
Park is located on the waterfront and has a public beach. Other features include a boat launch, picnic area and hiking trails. |
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Examine of the grooves and scratches in some of the rocks in this park to uncover evidence of the movement of glacial ice. Situated east of Kenora, Rushing River offer canoe routes, camping facilities and wildlife viewing opportunities. During May to September, contact number is:(807) 548-4351. Off-season number is:(807) 468-2669.
Address: P.O. Box 5080 Kenora ON P9N 3X9
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The park is located on one of the thousands of Lake of the Woods islands. Rock paintings can be viewed and a plethora of history uncovered. The park is south west of Kenora by Sioux Narrows.
Address: . Sioux Narrows ON Canada
1 807 226-5223
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Within the park boundaries there are still reminders of when the region was covered with ice. Optional activities in the park include camping, hiking and fishing. The water of Sandbar Lake is clean and shallow, making it ideal for younger children.
Address: Slightly off Trans-Canada Highway near Ignace ON
1 807 934-2995
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This smaller park is located south of Kenora near Nestor Falls. There is a campground with 83 sites and a playground with the park. A great place for family swimming, Caliper Lake also features canoeing, hiking and wildlife viewing. In the off season, contact (807) 468-2669.
Address: . Nestor Falls ON
1 807 484-2181
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Cranberry Lake Nature Reserve
Cranberry Lake Nature Reserve covers an area of 2800 ha (6919 acres). Notable features of the area include bogs, swamps and peatlands.
Address: Take Highway 11 to Sleeman, go North on Highway 621, 15 km (9mi), just past Gameland Gameland ON Canada
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Famous for its relatively untouched wilderness, Quetico Provincial Park is home to an array of wildlife and challenging canoeing routes. Superb hiking paths exist as well. Camping facilities are available.
Address: . Atikokan ON
1 807 597-2735
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Lola Lake Provincial Park
This nature reserve measures 6572 ha (16,240 acres) and is located northeast of Dryden. It is composed of peat plains and sedimentary sand plains. Underneath these sands is Precambrian bedrock.
Address: 20 km (12 mi) Northeast of Dryden Dryden ON Canada
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Spruce Islands
Notable features of Spruce Islands is swamps, bogs and a coniferous forest. Activities are limited to nature viewing and studies of this nature reserve.
Address: 70 km (44 mi) Northwest of Fort Frances Fort Frances ON Canada
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Situated a short ways west of Dryden, Aaron Provincial Park is brimming with family fun potential. Swim, boat or fish for trout in Thunder Lake, hike or ski the trails surrounded by white cedar, jack pine and aspen trees. The moose, white-tailed deer and black bears inhabit the forest. May to October: (807) 938-6534. November to April: (807) 223-7535.
Address: Box 730 Dryden ON Canada P8N 2Z4
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Otoskwin-Attawapiskat River Provincial Park
Park has several historical sites relating to ancient Native communities and fur-trading posts. Back-country canoeing and camping are possible for the experienced rider and camper.
Address: 60 km (37 mi) Northeast of Pickle Lake Pickle Lake ON Canada
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Turtle River Provincial Park
Park is found in a rugged environment and features a moraine and pictographs. No facilities are available and the main activities include canoeing and fishing.
Address: P.O. Box 730 Dryden ON Canada P8N 2Z4
1 807 223-7535
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Pipestone River Provincial Park
The boreal forests of the park are habitats to a variety of species including moose, deers, black bears, wolves, foxes and more. Glacial features include moraines and deposits of sands and silts.
Address: Approximately 200 km (124 mi) North of Sioux Lookout. ON Canada
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Hannam Park
Spend the day at this park, complete with a boat launch, dock, wading pool, swings, slides and a food concession stand. Campsites are also available at the park.
Address: End of 4th Street Rainy River ON Canada P0W 1L0
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The park teems with moose, black bear, otter, beaver, and is home of one of the largest herds of woodland cariobu south of Hudson Bay. There are 1600 km of canoe routes and excellent fishing.
Address: Box 5003 Red Lake ON P0V 2M0
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Set between Dryden and Sioux Lookout, Ojibway is filled with trails inside pine forests and along the wild rice shores of Little Vermilion Lake. Anglers, swimmers and beach lovers will find the park a satisfying distraction.
Address: Northwest of Dryden ON Canada
1 807 737-2033
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Winnange Lake Provincial Park
The rugged terrain of this park is composed of bedrock, sedimentary deposits, ponds, swamps and a sand beach. Winnange Lake is a non-operating park with no visitor facilities.
Address: Located between Dryden and Kenora Kenora ON Canada
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