The beautiful Wajashk Cottages first opened up for business in 1976 by Gord and Jackie Restoule. In 2013 the camp was acquired by long time customers Joe Livingstone and his sister Marilynn Goodhue.  

Come and experience the beautiful French River in comfortable, clean, and affordable cottages, where the fishing is stupendous and the scenery is breath taking. We hope to see you soon.

While food is at the heart of our offerings, our stores provide a wide, growing and successful range of products and services to meet your everyday household needs

The public Voyageurs Golf Course in Alban, ON opened in 1968 and features a 9-hole golf course that measures 3080 yards from the longest tees.

Von Doeler’s offers year-round trail riding to suit you the visitor! Whether you’re trying riding for the first time or looking for a more challenging trail, Van Doeler’s Ranch proudly offers home raised horses, professional wranglers, and unbeatable scenery.

Our beautiful lodge is situated on the tranquil West Arm of Lake Nipissing in St Charles, Ontario. A family-oriented park, we offer seasonal camping from mid May to mid October, 100 trailer sites, beautiful suites and cabins, fishing, swimming, activities throughout the summer, and so much more! 

     

VFGS guides clients on a wide variety of water-bodies in the French River area of Ontario, Canada. We have "paper routes" of proven spots on some of the most famous muskie waters in Canada, including the French River, Georgian Bay, and Lake Nipissing.

Welcome to Uncle Steve’s Park and Cabins on beautiful Lake Manitou! We are located on Bidwell Road, about 10 minutes from Highway 6, with our closest town being Manitowaning.  Uncle Steve’s is a small, family friendly resort with a laid back kind of feel. We aim to give you a taste of what it is like to live on Manitoulin time! We offer six fully equipped housekeeping cottages with all the necessities of home. We also have over 45 seasonal trailer sites. We do not offer overnight camping at this time. 

The Tri Town Ski and Snowboard Club originated in the 1960’s and at that time was called The St. Bernard Ski Club. It was started and managed by a local ski enthusiast by the name of Mike Koshilka. Many local families enjoyed the opportunity to make downhill skiing part of their winter activities. The Poma lift provided reliable transportation from the bottom of the hill to the top where skiers enjoyed the spectacular view of Lorrain Valley and beautiful Lake Temiskaming.

Proudly operated as an independent hotel for over 30 years, the Travelway Inn exemplifies all that Sudbury hospitality represents, When you stay with us, we want you to find all the comforts of home. From complimentary breakfast and free high-speed internet to relaxing in the Pauza Den at the end of the day, we have thought of everything that you may need.