Attractions

Facility Information

• More than 20 inland lakes and ponds within the park.
• Canoeing, kayaking, and fishing.
• Extensive network of hiking trails (over 80 km) throughout the park, including to the top of the Sleeping Giant, 780 ft above Lake Superior,
• Abundant wildlife in a 24,400 hectacre wilderness area.
• Full Service Campground and back country camping areas.
• Interpretive Exhibits & Naturalist Programs
• Swimming Beaches & Lake Superior Scenic Overlooks
• Day Use Picnic Areas .
• Historic Silver Islet Village
• Winter: cross-country skiing and snowshoe trails

• 200 camping units, 85 w electric.
• 40 backcountry camp sites
• Group Camping
• Showers & Laundry
• Canoe and Kayak rentals
• RV dump station
• Visitor Center has exhibits & multi-media displays plus gift shop.
• 807-977-2526
• www.ontarioparks.com
• download pdf trail map here

Some popular day hike trails

• Sea Lion Trail - .5 km one way
• Joe Creek Nature Trail Loop - 1.6 km round trip
• Plantain Lake Trail, wheelchair accessible - .5 km one way
• Sawbill Lake Trail - 2.3 km one way
• Piney Woods Trail - 3 km round trip;
• Middlebrun Bay Trail - 4.2 km one way
• Thunder Bay Bogs & Lake Superior Overllook - .8 km round trip

- Numerous longer day and multi-day hiking trails exist throughout the park