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The best camping in Schreiber Channel Provincial Park, ON

Discover the ancient micro-fossils amid rugged beauty at Schreiber Channel Provincial Park.

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Glenn

July 2025

14 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Northpoint Harbour Hideaway

Lisa and Harry went out of there way to make us feel at home setting us up with a view of Lake Superior. We were supplied with fire wood, dry fire wood to boot. I must have been looking skinny as Harry gave us some of his free range eggs for breakfast, freshest I have had in a year🐣🥚. Dinner at Serendipity Gardens, great food short walk. I think things are only going to get better here in the future. Great couple to visit with.

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Northpoint Harbour Hideaway

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8.4km from Schreiber Channel Provincial Park · 6 sites · RVs · Nipigon, ON

Rossport is a destination from which to enjoy many land and water activities. The protected waters have become a dream location for kayakers, canoers, and boaters. The wreck of the Gunilda lies just offshore and is a popular site for technical dives. The Casque Isle Hiking Trail begins in Rossport. Other favourite pastimes are hunting, fishing, beachcombing, rock collecting, birdwatching, photography, golfing, and even sand castle building. For wildlife lovers, there are frequent sightings of deer, moose, bear, eagles and blue heron; occasionally one can also observe otter, owls, pileated woodpeckers, fox, and wolves. Winter activities include skiing, snowshoeing, and ice fishing, while snowmobilers can enjoy the miles of groomed trails linking the communities of the North Shore and offering the most scenic views and wilderness adventures in Ontario.

Paddles Up

46km from Schreiber Channel Provincial Park · 2 sites · Lodging · Rossport, ON

50+ Camping and Pickleball! A unique 50+ experience on the shores of Lake Superior. You can camp out and enjoy indoor pickleball all year round. The main house and the pickleball court are on the property. From May to October there is space for 1–2 campers (size dependent) to set up on the property. An outhouse is available on-site. Please note there is no electrical, water, or sewer hookup. Rate: $60/night Also available, year round, is a small cabin with three-season running water and a shower. In the winter, water is supplied in tapped jugs. The cabin has a private outhouse, a fully functional kitchen, and a cozy living area. It sleeps 4 comfortably. Rate: $150/night NOTE: The Pickleball Facility and the Property is for use by Adults 50+ only. This is a great place to stop for a night or two. Located on the Canadian side of the Lake Superior Circle Route.

The best camping in Schreiber Channel Provincial Park, ON guide

Overview

About

Embark on a journey to Schreiber Channel Provincial Park, where the past is etched in stone. Venture through the boreal forests, and marvel at the micro-fossils that tell a story of a world half a billion years old. Although this park does not offer camping, its natural wonders provide a unique and educational experience for day visitors.

When to go

The best time to visit Schreiber Channel Provincial Park is during the summer months when the weather is favourable for outdoor exploration. The park's geological features and boreal forests are most accessible from late May to early September. Winter visits can be challenging due to heavy snowfall and cold temperatures.

Know before you go

Research the park's unique geological features to fully appreciate the ancient micro-fossils on display.
Be mindful of the fragile ecosystem; unauthorized collection of rocks and fossils is prohibited.
Prepare for variable weather conditions; dress in layers and bring waterproof gear.
Access to the park is limited; ensure you have accurate directions and a map.
There are no visitor facilities, so plan accordingly for day trips without amenities.

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