Located at the end of the canoe routes of the Missinaibi and Abitibi rivers, Tidewater Provincial Park is an ideal place to enjoy a unique backcountry camping experience in the Far North. Access to the park is two ways: by rowing down the Moose River or by taking a water taxi from the docks in the town of Moosonee or Moose Factory.
Activities such as canoeing, fishing and navigation are allowed. However, due to the dangerous tides and winds, it is advisable to use a local guide or water taxis. Swimming is not recommended. As you walk the park's only walking trail, you will discover characteristic landscapes of the Hudson Bay coast, islands and extraordinary wildlife. The site has campsites with picnic tables and restrooms.
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