As the only full-service hotel on Lakeshore Drive – located directly across from Lake Nipissing and close to Nipissing University, Canadore College and the North Bay Regional Hospital – this North Bay, Ontario hotel offers guests everything they need for an unforgettable North Bay hotel stay. We offer visitors new Simmons® Felicity Pillow Top mattresses, plush linens, complimentary high-speed internet access, largest indoor hotel heated pool, spa, exercise facility with brand-new Precor® equipment, new flat screen television and a new single cup coffee maker in all guest rooms.

Campground with RV sites located in Garden River.

This low-key budget motel is in the Sault Ste. Marie business district, 1.6 km from the Ermatinger/Clergue Heritage Site and 1.7 km from the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre.
Straightforward rooms have private bathrooms, minifridges, cable TV and free WiFi, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities.
There's free off-street parking, plus a business centre and a guest computer.

The facilities available at this location include pet-friendly accommodations, showers, toilets, a beach, a pool, and wifi.

Air Ivanhoe is a 4th generation family business that specializes in giving outdoor enthusiasts the absolute best wilderness adventures in Northern Ontario, Canada.

If you are looking for a once-in-a-lifetime Canadian fishing trip set on the picturesque lakes north of Nakina and in the heart of the best fishing region of Ontario you have come to the right place. Our experienced guides and expert know-how will guarantee you a trip to Ontario you will not soon forget.

Lodge Eighty Eight is a premier wilderness lodge owned and operated by the MacLachlan Family for over 60 years. The original lodge and new cabins are handcrafted from logs harvested and milled on-site.

Situated on the southern shore of remote Esnagi Lake, and adjacent to the Chapleau Game Preserve, the area is perfect for nature-based activities be its world-class fishing, wildlife viewing, water sports, hiking or just relaxing in the rugged wilderness.

The Sault Ste. Marie Canal, built in 1895, was the world’s longest lock, the first to operate using electricity and the last link in an all-Canadian navigational chain from the Atlantic to Lake Superior.