Gas station, convenience store, and restaurant.

The Nipigon Historical Museum collects, protects, and displays artifacts representing a time period of before European contact to present day.  The Nipigon Historical Museum displays a number of artifacts that will help you to understand the rich history of the Town of Nipigon and its surrounding area.  A number of different displays showcase the history of Nipigon from the time of the fur trade to the development of the forest industry.  Each display offers an impressive amount of information through literature and artifacts such as the tools that were used, the product that was made, or p

At Neys, you’ll enjoy one of the finest sand beaches on Lake Superior’s north shore. See Pic Island as it was immortalized by Lawren Harris of the famous Canadian artists, The Group of Seven. Paddle the pristine shoreline. Local outfitters offer exceptional services for guided or self-guided adventures. 
Open from May to September, the park is a great option for day trips as well as overnights as it's equipped for RVs and any other kind of camping.

This 90-year-old organization supports the resource-based tourism industry through advocacy, information services and business support. We work with Government on policies that will support a strong and vibrant outdoor tourism industry in Ontario.

Mirror Lake Resort and Campground is located in Pass Lake in Ontario’s Superior Country. The campground offers 96 campsites with 20/30 amp electrical service RV and tent sites. Amenities and features include; restrooms and showers, laundry, horseshoes, Rec Hall, playground, beach, picnic tables, grills and lakeside fire pit.

The Marathon Information Centre/Gchi-Waaswaaganing is fully staffed and operated from mid-May through to the end of September. The building is designed to reflect the communities in which it serves and highlights the vast history of the region. Local artisan works are displayed and available for purchase.

Located at the Manitouwadge Museum. Open seasonally.

Curated by the Manitouwadge Archival and Historical Society, the Manitouwadge Museum is a must see for historical buffs. The MAHS plays an important role in maintaining and archiving the community’s history and beginnings, which they caringly do for everyone to enjoy.

Named after an abandoned gold mine, this park is located on a peninsula in Kenogamisis Lake. The lake offers excellent swimming and walleye and pike fishing in its bays and marshes. Look up at the sky on a clear summer night and you may see the northern lights. Bird watch and view wildlife as the forest comes alive after a long, cold northern Ontario winter

Both fisherpersons and hunters alike can enjoy all this adventure in our newly renovated housekeeping cabins, which are clean, roomy, comfortable and equipped with all the appliances and furniture you need. Our Fox Boro cabin is wheelchair accessible. We have a potable ramp to make our other cabins wheelchair accessible or easier for guests with physical challenges. The camp is located on a flat area where people with physical challenges can easily get from the cabins to the docks without any obstacles. We have sturdy docks that are not too high off the water.