The best camping near Mississagi Provincial Park
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Backwater Paradise
10 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · Blind River, ON
Backwater Paradise has possibilities for several camping styles. whether you bring your own, easy tenting or choose to go deep and experience raw wilderness/survival at any season. Our new listing is called Left Field. Its raw bush and field space in the center. The main entrance is very well marked and leads to the lake. This is where RVs are able to access and where the easy tent sites are. All nature watchers and sky gazers will enjoy any space we have here. Moose, bald eagles. wolves, otters, beavers, owls and several species of migratory birds are common visitors. The country may have quiet nights but out here the bush can get very loud. We get whippoorwills, frogs and crickets all night. In the lake there is plenty of bass and pike to keep a fisher and kid fishers busy. Common gear will work here and strongly recommend using wire swivel leaders. We promote 'lake 2 plate' principles and if you need anything let us know!! All campers have use of the water front no matter where your site is. On the shore of the lake front is a very large common area and firepit for everyone to access and enjoy the water and shoreline. We host fires Friday and Saturday nights weather permitting in this space.. There are several firepit rings to allow campers to have their own fire and sell hardwood. We also have some small row boats available to rent, the latest addition is the paddle boat rental. There is 30 acres of mixed forest, lake and marsh here and now we are able to be open year round.
Backwater Paradise can be discovered at 220 Lake Hope Road, Blind River, Ontario
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Forest River Camp
3 sites · Tents10 acres · Elliot Lake, ON
Learn more about this land:Forest River Tenting (opening Spring 2022) offers 3 private campsites tucked in the forest and steps away from the Lauzon River. The sites have a 10’ wooden platform, a picnic table and an eco friendly outhouse. The river runs into beautiful Lake Huron (stunning views). Hiking, swimming, fishing and boating are all steps away.
Owners are a short 5 minute walk away. Wilson’s Country Market is nearby for your food and beverage needs.
This property is a Northern Paradise.
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Beautiful Scenic Ranch
5 sites · Tents300 acres · Thessalon, ON
Learn more about this land:Pitch your tent or set up your RV!This is a picturesque cattle ranch located on the scenic Deer Trail in Northern Ontario.The Deer Trail Tour is a fun loop around Elliot Lake, through Blind River and Iron Bridge. Following river valleys, this route is twisty and has many hills. Although surface treated, there are a few rough roads that make this loop more suited to the adventure touring type. This 120-km route follows old highways into some of the best scenery in Ontario!We also have many lakes nearby. We will soon be offering horseback rides and a custom butcher shop. Fall asleep to the sound of the cows grazing and the crickets.
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The best camping near Mississagi Provincial Park guide
Overview
About
Embark on an adventure at Mississagi Provincial Park, where the landscape of ancient hills and pristine lakes awaits. With over 40 km of hiking trails, backcountry and car camping, and excellent trout fishing, this park is a haven for nature enthusiasts and explorers alike. Venture to the Helenbar Trail Lookout for a scenic panorama, or paddle the serene waters of Semiwite Lake.
Notable campgrounds
- Backcountry Camping - Immerse yourself in the wilderness with sites accessible by hiking trails or canoe.
- Car Camping - Secluded wooded campsites on Semiwite Lake offer a tranquil retreat.
- Group Camping - Ideal for larger gatherings, with amenities close by and a sheltered picnic area.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book up to five months in advance to secure your preferred spot.
- Consider mid-week stays for better availability and a quieter experience.
- Keep an eye on cancellation policies for last-minute opportunities.
- Explore nearby camping options for alternative sites if the park is fully booked.
When to go
The best time to visit Mississagi Provincial Park is between May 17 and October 6, when the park is fully operational. Enjoy the vibrant fall colours or the lush greenery of summer. Winter visits offer a serene, snow-covered landscape, but be mindful that facilities and activities may be limited.
Know before you go
- Check for any fire bans or advisories before your visit.
- Prepare for backcountry camping by packing out all waste and practicing leave-no-trace principles.
- Accessibility may vary, so contact the park for specific needs.
- Seasonal leasing options are available for extended stays.
- Remember to pick up your interior camping permit at the main gate during business hours.
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