Ojibway Provincial Park - Sioux Lookout, Ontario

Ojibway Provincial Park

Le Parc provincial d'Ojibway est un parc provincial situé à Sioux Lookout, en Ontario, Canada. Situé à proximité du lac la Nouvelle, il offre une expérience naturelle unique et est un lieu idéal pour les amateurs de plein air et de randonnée. Le parc est connu pour sa beauté naturelle, ses sentiers de randonnée et ses nombreuses activités à découvrir.

Spécialisé en parc et attraction touristique, Ojibway Provincial Park propose de nombreuses activités pour tous les âges. Vous pouvez y faire de la randonnée, pique-niquer dans l'un de ses nombreux emplacements, et même emmener vos chiens. Le parc est également accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec des espaces de stationnement et des toilettes publiques adaptés.

Les avis sur Google suggèrent que le parc est populaire parmi les familles et les amateurs de nature. De nombreux visiteurs apprécient la beauté de la région et le respect pour la nature et les animaux qui y sont présents. Les promenades sont dites être particulièrement adaptées aux enfants.

Adresse: Sioux Lookout, ON, Canada
Téléphone: 8077372033
Site web: ontarioparks.com

👍 Avis de Ojibway Provincial Park

Mora T.

4/5

Chanceuse de visiter et la terre mère est très précieux. Respect pour la nature et les animaux.

Shawn B.

5/5

Ojibway Provincial Park is located off HWY 72 approximately 20 minutes from Sioux Lookout, ON. The park features group camping facilities, large parking areas sheltered picnic areas, playgrounds, beaches, boat launches, & hiking trails. A yurt is available to rent. Hiking trails extend in total about 14 kms & are well marked. However, there are areas where trees are down and markers as well. Overall the trails are navigable & paper maps are available. Outhouse facilities are available on site as well as additional services in season. A lovely place to explore on foot or by water. Highly recommended.

Eugene K.

5/5

If you're looking for somewhere to hide out, this park is a gem for you. The wildest and quietest provincial park I've ever seen. Wolf howling, stars above and moose walking by. Trails are so crazy you need a good compass and boots to go thru. I love it.
Not a popular place, so campsites are usually available, not overcrowded, you can spend days not seeing anybody.
No cell signal, so a great media detox. Highly recommended for nature lovers.

Anthony R.

5/5

Really great place to camp. Great fishing and kayaking. Great birdwatching, eagles, loons, and lots of cool warblers. Site 26 was awesome, couple steps down from parking and a few more to lake. Nice large level spot for tent and canopy. Beautiful place.

Gary A.

5/5

Fantastic adventures. Hiking trails were fun, could probably use some minor maintenance. Beach was nice. Kids had fun playing on equipment. Tons of fun heading to the island.
Outhouse was clean and well vented.

Nicole D.

5/5

Absolutely beautiful, untouched nature. Great facilities. Nice hiking trails and swimming!

Treena A.

5/5

Great place to camp! Beautiful, calm lake with a beach perfect for families with younger kids. Nice trails to venture on. The lake is great for canoeing and kayaking. So many different sights to take in if you are paying attention - animals, plants, insects, sunsets. They're all there in an abundance!

Bob K.

5/5

It is a wonderful park that has enough wilderness feel that relaxing becomes the normal.