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Patrick

October 2025

27 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Fromagerie Kapuskoise Inc.

Excellents fromage, tres serviable, Francois m'as dépanné pour remplir mon réservoir d'eau car j'étais a sec. Très recommandé, j'ai eu une tres belle nuit, rien a dire de négatif. Merci!

Douglas

October 2025

13 ft travel trailer

1 night at Remi Lake Holiday Bay

Super nice hosts. Down to earth and the site was right on the lake. Very happy

Richard

August 2025

16 ft car

1 night at Fromagerie Kapuskoise Inc.

well.....there's cheese. Bought some cheese and curds. I almost ate all my curds before I left the next morning. Super nice family and very accommodating.

Shawna

August 2025

29 ft travel trailer

1 night at Fromagerie Kapuskoise Inc.

Great location for those travelling north. Francois was very understanding about our flexible timeline and even opened up his store early so we could sample some of his delicious cheese! Would highly recommend those looking for a one night stay while travelling across Ontario!

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Fromagerie Kapuskoise Inc.

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42km from Groundhog River Waterway Provincial Park · 1 site · RV · Kapuskasing, ON

The Fromagerie Kapuskoise is a dream that started to take form in 2011. While traveling in Asia, where cheeses were scarce, François Nadeau decided he wanted to pursue cheesemaking so he would never have to go without it. His newfound passion had first brought him to Saint-Hyacinthe (Québec) in 2013 for basic training followed by in-depth training in France in 2014. Upon his return to Canada, the Fromagerie Kapuskoise project became a reality! To this day, our cheese facility proudly specializes in artisan products, meaning a greater attention to detail throughout the cheese making process from the reception of the milk to packaging. At our cheese facility and store, you'll find cheese made using traditional French methods and local whole milks: cow, sheep, and goat. We also produce our canadian classic - curds. We are conveniently located on the Trans-Canada Highway, an ideal spot for a one-night stopover during your travels. In case you ever need it, we are also right next to an RV dealership, Kapuskasing VR! Depuis 2011, la Fromagerie Kapuskoise est un rêve en devenir pour François Nadeau. Lors d’un voyage en Asie, où les fromages étaient rares, François a décidé de se lancer dans la fabrication de fromages pour ne plus avoir à s’en passer. Motivé par sa nouvelle passion, il a suivi un cours de base en fromagerie à Saint-Hyacinthe, au Québec, en 2013, puis une formation approfondie en France l’année suivante. À son retour au Canada, François s’est concentré sur tous les autres éléments nécessaires à la réalisation de son rêve, notamment la recherche et la rénovation d’un site à Kapuskasing, dans le Nord de l’Ontario, la recherche de prêts et de subventions, ainsi que l’achat et l’obtention de permis auprès des organismes gouvernementaux. En production depuis 2015, la Fromagerie Kapuskoise est fière de présenter ses délicieux produits artisanaux chez de nombreux détaillants en Ontario et dans ses colis de fromage qu’elle expédie dans tout le Canada. Nous sommes idéalement situés à proximité de la Transcanadienne, un endroit idéal pour passer une nuit lors d'un voyage. Au cas où vous en auriez besoin, nous sommes également à côté d'un concessionnaire de VR, Kapuskasing VR.

Remi Lake Holiday Bay

100%

(1)

36km from Groundhog River Waterway Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Kapuskasing, ON

75-Acre Managed Forest Campground & Cabins on Remi Lake We protect wildlife. Shinrin-yoku (forest bathing). Sustainable, eco-friendly camping. Enjoy our beautiful 9-hole disc golf course, professionally designed to both showcase and protect our 5-acre tree nursery! Guests are welcome to play for free, with “loaner” discs provided. The Space Delco Alley is a unique, unserviced section of Remi Lake Holiday Bay reserved for Adults Only camping (ages 16+). Each lot is secluded, private, and peaceful—your only companions will be the surrounding forest trees. Enjoy life “off the grid” with solar energy. Campsite D13 is unserviced (trailers, decks, or gazebos shown in photographs are not included). Guests with a car camper, tent trailer, or tent are welcome and must be willing to share an outhouse. No flush toilets or showers are available. Free disc golf included. Everyone uses solar energy or a quiet generator. Please come prepared to live off the grid with your own water and supplies. Bring your own portable shower and/or toilet, or share the pit privy outhouse. Dry Camping Lot 101 – Located opposite Ouellette Bay Beach on pristine Remi Lake in Moonbeam. Unserviced. Ideal for overnight stays for car campers or travelers seeking a simple stop, just 10 minutes off Hwy 11 (Trans-Canada Highway). No services. “Leave No Trace” Lot 100 – A special walk-in site right beside Remi Lake and Ouellette Bay Beach. Accessible only for campers who can walk in and pitch tents (no trailers). No services, no campfires. Public outhouse, parking, boat launch, and beach nearby with picnic tables and bear-proof garbage bins. Free potable water and free bike/helmet rentals available at the Moonbeam Tourist Office (look for the flying saucer on Hwy 11). Camp here for beautiful sunsets and, if you’re lucky, the Northern Lights over stunning Remi Lake.

The best camping in Groundhog River Waterway Provincial Park, ON guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through the untamed wilderness of Groundhog River Waterway Provincial Park. With its diverse landforms and rich mix of coniferous and deciduous forests, the park offers a remote canoeing experience for advanced paddlers. The self-sustaining sturgeon fisheries and brook trout streams add to the allure for fishing enthusiasts.

When to go

The best time to visit Groundhog River Waterway Provincial Park is during the summer months when the weather is favourable for canoeing and fishing. Winter visits can be challenging due to harsh conditions and limited access, making it less ideal for those not prepared for extreme cold and snow.

Know before you go

Ensure you are prepared for a remote experience as there are no visitor facilities available within the park.
Advanced-level canoeing skills are required to navigate the Groundhog River's challenging waters.
Check for any park advisories or restrictions before your visit, such as fire bans or boil water advisories.
Remember to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the park's ecological integrity.
For any accessibility concerns or alternative format requests, contact the park's customer service.

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