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Oastler Lake Provincial Park is located very near Parry Sound and other delightful parks. Potential summer fish catches include rainbow trout, bass and pike. The sandy beach and clear water make it a fine choice for family swimming. Boats under 20ft long are welcome.
Address: 380 Oastler Park Drive (formerly Hwy 69), Parry Sound, ON Canada P2A 2W8
 1 705 378-2401
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Bridal Veil Falls
Picture perfect, Bridal Veil Falls is located near Kagawong, on the north side of Manitoulin Island. The walking trail is short yet lovely. A picnic area is at the beginning of the site, and parking is available.
Address: . Kagawong, Manitoulin Island, ON
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The trails that lead up to the high granite bluffs are suitable for either hikers or mountain bikers. The flat-water canoe route retraces the way the Ojibwa took Samuel de Champlain, and requires 4-6 days to complete. Visitors can spy a plethora of wildlife at Restoule, including white-tailed deer and heron rookeries.
Address: . Restoule ON Canada P0H 2R0
1 705 729-2010
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Located on the south shore of Manitoulin Island, Misery Bay is home to many species of vegetation and birds, some rare. Some wilderness hiking can be done, but note that there are no visitor facilities.
Address: . Burpee Township, Manitoulin Island, ON
1 705 966-2315
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Ten Mile Point
Located on Highway 6 south of Little Current, Ten Mile Point is a lookout point and park area offering views across the water to Killarney as well as popular swimming and hiking areas.
Address: South of Little Current Manitoulin Island ON CAN
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Bell Park
Bell Park is the sight of many of Sudbury's outdoor festivals and events. The park is situated on the shore of Lake Ramsey and to the north of Science North. This picturesque park contains an amphitheatre and gazebos and picnic benches.
Address: Bell Park Road Sudbury ON Canada
1 705 674-3141
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Lake Laurentian Conservation Area
Established in the 1960s, the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area is situated off the southeastern shore of Lake Ramsey and includes a wetlands area and over 55 km (34 m) of trails for hiking, biking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The area also features a self-guided nature trail and is popular for bird watching.
Address: Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury ON CAN
1 705 647-5249
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Fishing, swimming and sailing enthusiasts will be delighted at this Georgian Bay park. Killbear is filled with wildlife viewing opportunities that include white-tailed deer, foxes and birds. Park staff and naturalists provide information and daily programs during the summer months.
Address: . Nobel ON Canada P0G 1G0
1 705 342-5492
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Situated on the northern shore of Georgian Bay, southwest of Sudbury, is Killarney Provincial Park. This diamond in the rough offers exceptional hiking, paddling and skiing opportunities. The stunning landscape is filled with white quartzite cliffs, tranquil lakes and majestic rivers. See why such giants of Canadian art, The Group of Seven, wished to capture the park on canvas.
Address: . Killarney ON Canada P0M 2A0
1 705 287-2900
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Marten River Provincial Park is located just north of North Bay, on the southern point of the Temigami Lakes. A replica of a 1800s logging camp is within park, as well as an old growth white pine trail and a sandy beach with swimming area. Officially open between mid-May to late September, winter activities such as cross-country skiing are permitted.
Address: . Martin River ON P0H 1T0
1 705 892-2200
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Scientists believe that this area rich in nickel and ore was the result of a hurtling meteorite that stuck the earth millions of years ago. The theory continues that Fairbank Lake was a crater, and its spring-fed waters now attract scuba divers and snorkellers. There is a buoyed area for swimmers as well as a boat launch.
Address: West of Sudbury ON
1 705 866-0530
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This provincial park is only accessible by water, and is made up of many small islands, inland forests and lakes. Fine fishing, camping and boating opportunities exist in the area, as well as visiting an older cottage - Calhoun Lodge (circa 1930s).
Address: RR # 2, Parry Sound, ON Canada P2A 2W8
1 705 378-0685
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At Sturgeon Bay Provincial Park, canoe and motorboat rentals are available to explore the numerous small inlets and modest beaches along the Georgian Bay shore. Many campsites are available in the park, most situated in the beauty of the white pine and popular trees.
Address: North of Point au Baril ON Canada P0G 1K0
1 705 366-2521
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Lake Ramsey Walkway
The Lake Ramsey Walkway connects Bell Park (Paris Street and York Street) to Science North (100 Ramsey Lake Road). This scenic walk along Ramsey Lake offers plenty of photo opportunities.
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A backcountry lover's delight, the rugged terrain and numerous waterfalls of this wilderness park are idyllic. Lady Eveyln-Smoothwater is home to the highest point in Ontario - Ishpatina Ridge. For more details about the park, phone Finlayson Provincial Park at (705) 569-3205.
Address: Northwest of Temagami ON Canada
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Gordon's Park has a multitude of activity and accommodation choices, including bike tours, swimming in the pool, tipi lodging and a campground. In the Interpretive Centre guests can gather information on various natural elements of Manitolin Island, including fossils, edible wild foods and wildflowers. A ribbon of hiking trails run through the five diverese eco-systems in the park. In the summer months, enjoy the wonders of the night by participating in a star gazing program. Gordon's Park is approximately 15 minutes from Manitowaning.
Address: 18777 Hwy 6 Tehkummah, Manitolin Island ON Canada P0P 2C0
 Send an Email (4) 1 705 859-2470
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Rolling hills, valleys and numerous lakes compose the topography of this park north of Sudbury. Rent a canoe or motorboat to explore the waters, or a bike to hit the trails. A large campground is on site.
Address: North of Benny ON
1 705 965-2702
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This forest contains nearly 800 hectares (2000 acres) of land filled with old growth red and white pine trees. The white pine is Ontario's provincial tree. Travel the visually stunning White Bear Forest Trail System, containing hikes for all levels of fitness.
Address: . Temagami ON
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As suggested by its name, the lake receives a fair amount of wind, so it is advised that water sports take place closer to shore to avoid the choppy waters. Three beaches exist in the lake, all long and sandy, ideal for families. Cross-country skiers and ice anglers can enjoy the park during the winter months.
Address: . Dowling ON
1 705 966-2315
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Finlayson Point Provincial Park draws avid canoeists, hikers and anglers to the wilderness of Temagami. A hike up Caribou Mountain to the look out and fire tower is worthwhile.
Address: . Temagami ON Canada P0H 2H0
1 705 569-3205
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Enjoy great canoeing on 7 lakes with park. Hiking the trails, visiting the interpretive centre and camping are some of the activities. No motor boats.
Address: South of French River ON
1 705 383-2286
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