Quetico Provincial Park is a large Wilderness Class Park in Northwestern Ontario, Canada, renowned for its excellent canoeing and fishing.

Portage Bay Lodge is one of Northern Ontario's oldest operating campgrounds. Built in 1947 by the Chitaroni Brothers, today it features the Main Lodge, a Marina, 10 log cabins and over 50 trailer sites all overlooking the beautiful Montreal River /Portage Bay.

The lake's shallow waters warm quickly in summer offering a swimming alternative to the persistently cold Lake Superior. The sand/gravel matrix of the shoreline, coupled with the past practice of importing sand, created a series of beaches and swimming areas.

Whether you are planning a fishing or hunting trip or a family vacation, it will be hard to find a more suitable place than Okimot Lodge. Each of our fully equipped cottages is right on one of the finest natural sandy beaches in the area providing a spectacular view and an ideal site for those evening campfires. Our cottages range from one to three bedrooms accommodating couples as well as families or groups of up to eight people. We can make a special package to suit anyone’s needs. Welcome to paradise!

Within a 1/2 km of downtown Temagami on the shores of picturesque Cassels-Rabbit Lakes, is Northland Paradise Lodge. Directly in front of the lodge is the White Bear Old Growth Forest, a 2,000 acre (800 hectare) ancient ecosystem of giant red and white pines (up to 5 feet or 1.5 m in diameter). There is a variety of at least 25 different species of rare northern orchids.

Located along the beautiful Goulais River on Highway 556 and only 30 minutes from Sault Ste. Marie, Canadian/Michigan International border. Mountainview Lodge offers a natural northern vacation in the heart of maple country.  Whether you are looking for a quiet nature getaway or an adventure packed weekend, Mountainview Lodge can help plan that vacation for you.

You can find Mississagi Provincial Park in the Penokean Hills, within a 15-minute drive north from the city of Elliot Lake. The park is classified as a Natural Environment Park because of its significant, preserved natural features, such as its rolling hills, forests, lakes and streams. It was established in 1965 and consists of 4,900 hectares of pristine wilderness.

Minaki Yurt Adventures has been established since 1992 and has had visitors from all over North America and the world. Whatever your lifestyle, Minaki is the ideal place to enjoy a variety of exercise and enjoy the great outdoor playground of the boreal forest. With a 20 km trail system that begins right on site. Spend the day exploring by ski, bike or boat and spend the night in a cozy yurt. The main site offers a wood fired Sauna to help rejuvenate you and afterwards you can cook up a pizza in the wood fired pizza oven.

Nestled along the shoreline of Melwel Bay are 11 gorgeously restored, immaculately maintained 1-4 bedroom cabins. Each cabin has it’s own unique personality, offering guests wilderness luxury of comfortable beds, furniture and well appointed amenities.