Enjoy the beauty of Northern Ontario from our cozy, little gateway to Algoma. Tenting, RV Park and Mel's Snack Shack.

Hosted in a stunning historical 12-sided Cordukes/Weber barn, the Farmers' Market offers furniture, hand-crafted pieces, baked goods, and fresh produce from local farmers and artisans. Saturdays June to October (Thanksgiving) 9 am - 2 pm.

The Grill shack is located at Dorion's Canyon Country Co-op, conveniently located along the Trans Canada Highway. Whether you're visiting Ouimet Canyon, exploring hiking trails, casting a line or just driving through, the Grill Shack is the perfect place to stop for a bite to eat. From beef burgers to crispy chicken burgers, wraps and all the best sides, it’s no wonder it’s a popular roadside stop.

*Opt for the Grill Shack's Superior Picnic Special and enjoy it at the Superior Picnic Table at the Hurkett Cove Conservation Area

Held annually at the Keesic Beach (Red Lake) in June, this Pow Wow includes traditional dancing, drummings, teachings of local First Nations culture, food and a community feast.

The Miss McKenzie II: McKenzie Island's seasonal link to the mainland. This ferry transports people and goods from the mainland to their homes and cottages on McKenzie Island during the summer. When the lake freezes people either walk or drive to the island.

The perfect place for a quick bite when cruising Highway 11 is just north of the highway, in downtown Atikokan. Chips ‘R’ Us is open for business from mid-May to mid-October, Monday to Friday 11:30 am – 5:30 pm.

The M.S Chi-Cheemaun is a passenger ferry capable of transporting 600 passengers and 150 vehicles, offering scenic crossings between Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula and South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island. Our sailings highlight the incredible natural beauty of Georgian Bay and its stunning shorelines. Sunset Dinner Cruises offer a unique dining experience during the magical “golden hour”.

Just a small drive down Hwy 61, you will find Founders’ Museum & Pioneer Village. There you will touch history in this unique Northwestern Ontario Pioneer Village.

Founded in 1977 by Gunnard Noyes, Diamond Willow Amethyst Mine still remains as a family owned and operated amethyst mine passed down. Located beside Blue Points Amethyst mine they are just 55 kms east of Thunder Bay off Hwy 11/17 on Road #5 North. The mine is free of charge, and they charge by the bucketful or you can visit their gift shop for a polished piece of amethyst.

Johnson's Beach is a public beach on beautiful spring-fed Thunder Lake minutes from downtown Dryden.

It offers swimming, canoe/kayaking, fishing, restrooms and picnic areas. Open seasonally.