At Wilderness North, our passion for the great outdoors began with our love of fishing. Adventuring into the world's largest intact boreal forest is an experience we have always wanted to share with visitors from around the globe. With more than 250,000 lakes and 60,000 miles of river teeming with fish and ready to explore, Northern Ontario is the number one outdoor adventure destination in North America.

In 1951, this parcel of waterfront land was deeded by the Carson and Cross families to the YM-YWCA to be used as a summer camp for youth. ln the intervening years, the Ministry of Government Services became the owner of the property. ln the early 80s, the Handicapped Action Group Inc. (HAGI) had a dream of expanding this camp into a facility that would allow disabled persons and their families to enjoy what many of us take for granted - life at the lake, swimming, fishing, boat rides and campfires.

Come share with us the beauty and tranquility of our home. We’re always here to help, smiles are free. Become a part of our Wild Goose Lake Resort heritage. Did we mention we have boats on out lakes? We have boats on Wig, Rogers, Eaton, and Lindsley Lakes. Have you ever fished for walleye, northern pike, perch, splake, blue walleye, brook trout, or bass? Look no further.

Experience the true beauty of Northwestern Ontario with a relaxing camping trip. Expect fresh air, quiet nights, stunning sunsets, bright stars, and make memories that will last a lifetime.  Come and explore the great outdoors in our little piece of heaven.

70 serviced and non-serviced campsites, including sites along the shore of Wildgoose Lake. 

 We operate the resort on a year-round basis having seven winterized two and three-bedroom cottages. We not only cater to the vacationing tourist, but also our location offers the working persons a home away from home. Many businesses, government, and corporate workers find our cottages the perfect setting for long stays when working in the Greenstone area. Telephone, Satellite TV, and Wireless High-Speed Internet are all available. Hot spots are free to use. We also offer seasonally service trailer sites. For one low price, you can have a fully serviced trailer site open for the summer.

Wabakimi Wilderness Park is a huge expanse of unspoiled wilderness representing the best representations of boreal forests. Wildlife includes rare and elusive woodland caribou, moose, wolves, bald and golden eagles, otters, marten, fisher, wolverine… and the list goes on and on! Fishing is superb for walleye, huge northern pike, and trout…both lakers and speckled trout (way too big to call them “brookies”). It has many dozens of canoe routes, both flatwater and whitewater. No matter your age, we can keep you in wonderful new canoe routes for your entire life!

Trowbridge Falls Campground is nestled in the whispering woods beside the cascading rapids of the Current River. The campground features a park, hiking trails, biking trails and access to popular wading spots on the river. City shopping and services are nearby. View the campground photo gallery to virtually explore the campground.  

The Travelodge Thunder Bay is centrally located on Memorial Avenue, walking distance to shopping and restaurants. This Thunder Bay hotel offers free continental breakfast and free high-speed internet access.  Guests will enjoy the indoor heated pool and free lobby newspapers. 

The ideal choice for Thunder Bay meetings and events, the Travelodge Thunder Bay features a comfortable meeting room to accommodate up to 30 people. 

Overlooking Lake Superior, Terrace Bay is a beautiful, charming little town along the Trans-Canada Highway - home to the Aguasabon Falls, Terrace Bay Lighthouse and the Slate Islands. We're the spot for fishing, boating, kayaking and hiking on the Lake.

We are the most northerly freshwater port in North America.  With a deep water channel all the way to the fully serviced marina, boaters are invited to cross the 49th parallel and receive their certificate commemorating the occasion.