The best camping near Maynard Lake Provincial Park

Embark on a serene journey to Maynard Lake Provincial Park, a hidden gem where the old growth white pine forests stand as silent sentinels to the passage of time. Venture into this boat-accessible haven for a day of 'no trace' hiking, bird watching, and wildlife viewing, all within the tranquil embrace of nature's undisturbed splendour.

The best time to visit Maynard Lake Provincial Park is during the warmer months when the lake is accessible by boat and the forest trails invite exploration. Winter visits are less ideal due to the park's non-operating status and limited access.

• Verify the regional health unit's advisories for the Northwestern Health Unit before planning your visit.
• Remember, this is a Nature Reserve; respect the ecological significance by adhering to 'no trace' principles.
• Access to Maynard Lake is by boat only, ensuring a peaceful and undisturbed experience.
• Be aware that camping within the Nature Reserve is discouraged to preserve its pristine condition.
• For any accessibility concerns or alternative format requests, contact the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks.