Campground Category: Ontario Tourism Region – North East

Set deep within Ontario’s boreal forest near Chapleau, Wakami Lake spans 15 km of peaceful water and offers a mix of car-camp and paddle-in experiences. Highlights include shoreline sites, excellent fishing for walleye and northern pike, historic logging-equipment exhibits and quiet trails through mixed forest. Note: this is a remote wilderness stay—expect no electrical hookups and limited services.

Explore the wild side of Ontario at West Montreal River Provincial Park — a 110-kilometre protected waterway through mixed forest, lakes, rivers and rocky outcrops. Paddle or canoe the scenic route, try fishing for walleye or pike, and enjoy peaceful back-country vibes surrounded by nature. A perfect unplugged escape far from the crowds.

West Sandy Island Provincial Park is a nature reserve on western Sandy Island in Lake Nipissing—accessible only by boat. There are no facilities or developed campsites, and camping is prohibited to protect its sensitive ecosystems. Ideal for paddlers or wildlife-watchers passing through.

Discover the quiet beauty of Woman River Forest Provincial Park, a peaceful outdoor spot perfect for nature lovers and hikers. With forested trails, scenic river views, and plenty of wildlife to watch, it’s an easy place to relax and explore. Bring your day-use gear and enjoy a calm escape surrounded by northern Ontario’s forested charm.