This location is found on Hwy 11 N, providing convenient access to major highways, rail, marine, and airport services. It's also conveniently located near snowmobile and hiking trails, making it an ideal choice for travelers heading to Northern Ontario and Quebec. The rooms are clean and modern, equipped with satellite TV, a small fridge, and a microwave. Additionally, local telephone calls are free of charge.

Bay Truck Stop Family Restaurant is a North Bay, Ontario truck stop. We enjoy serving our happy clients delicious and lip-smacking food. We value our many loyal North Bay and area fans, along with the thousands of travelers and truckers that have made us a regular food stop on their journeys.

At Obejewung Park, we provide camping options for both trailers and tents. Trailer lots come with water hook-ups and 30-amp service, while a septic dumping station is accessible for our guests. Additionally, we have a beach, playground, and boat launch on the premises. On weekends, a seasonal snack shack is open from 5-8 pm. For your convenience, we sell ice cubes, firewood, and propane on-site.

The Bear’s Inn features six modern cottages that are clean and comfortable, including on-site nature trails, local wildlife, children’s playground, fishing and other outdoor activities. Your visit to the Bear’s Inn will also provide close access to an 18-hole golf course, numerous art galleries, gift shops, grocery/convenience stores, local restaurants and many other site-seeing activities open during the summer season.

Named in honour of an early fish researcher, this public park is open for recreational activities. Campsites, some with hydro, water and septic hookups, are available for a fee. Picnics and local events are held under the large pavilion.

We offer a relaxing atmosphere perfect for the couple looking to take a break from their busy lives and immerse themselves in nature, or the thrill seekers looking to experience all Voyageur Country has to offer! Enjoy fishing, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboating and swimming on our secluded Taggart Lake, or take in the view from your site.  After a long day, hang out by the campfire and stare up at the stars and milky way so bright they light up the sky.

For a brisk walk or leisurely stroll, the Sault Ste. Marie waterfront walkway is the perfect place. Located along the St. Marys River in downtown Sault Ste. Marie, the walkway runs from the Great Lakes Power plant on Canal Drive to Roberta Bondar Park and ends at the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library and the Algoma Art Gallery on East Street.

Bellevue Park is Sault Ste. Marie's main passive park. It is 17 hectares in size and offers a large playground area, 2.4 kilometres of asphalt walkway, multiple floral beds and a display greenhouse which is open to the general public. The playground area features the new Adventure & Sensory Playground.

Located along Highway 129, within this park, there is a Moments of Algoma interpretive installation just steps from the bridge along the hiking trail. This trail, often utilized for canoe portages, will give you a sense of the distances and treks the Group of Seven artists would have traveled with their painting gear, to capture the beauty of landscapes within Algoma and the North Shore of Lake Superior during all seasons.

Whitefish Island is located in Sault Ste Marie in Ontario’s Algoma Country. It is a 0.62 mile (1km) long teardrop-shaped island. The Island is just across the and can be accessed by footbridge. The island is a fantastic place to explore the walking trails that take you along the St Mary’s River. Whitefish Island was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1981 because of the pre contact remains found there and the Aboriginal encampment.