Located on the Canadian Shield in the boreal forest, Wabakimi Provincial Park is known as a remote backcountry adventure destination. The park is accessible by train, floatplane or canoe from the towns of Armstrong and Savant Lake. Also known as Ontario's second largest provincial park, Wabakimi offers opportunities for boating, camping, canoeing, fishing, swimming and wildlife viewing. In winter, ice fishing, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing are permitted. Snowmobiling is only permitted in the park expansion area.
An indoor camping permit ($) is required to camp in the backcountry of Wabakimi Provincial Park. You will discover an impressive natural environment featuring a network of 10,000 lakes, rivers, streams and rapids, as well as artifacts and pictographs telling the story of Wabakimi. Boats can be rented on site and dogs on a leash are allowed in some areas.
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