227 Howey St, Red Lake, Ontario, P0V 2M0
Woodland Caribou Provincial Park is popular for its unique backcountry camping experience. Located west of Red Lake, it offers excellent opportunities for paddling, fishing, boating and swimming. During the spring bird migration, the site attracts birdwatchers.
In the winter season, it welcomes ice fishing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling enthusiasts. However, wild camping during the winter is not recommended for the less experienced.
During your visit, you will find pictograms, rivers, lakes, animals and landscapes characteristic of the boreal forest. You will be able to take advantage of the unmarked camping pitches and the equipped beaches on the site. The park is accessible by road to an entry point, by air or by water. It is necessary to obtain a map of the park as well as an interior camping permit on site or online.
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