Welcome to Blueberry Hill Campground! You will feel at nature camping amongst our 100-year-old pine trees. We are nestled alongside the Goulais River, just a 15-minute drive north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.

Our resort offers hiking/biking trails, a pool and playgrounds for your young ones. Our sites include 30 Amp power, water and septic hookups. We also have a separate, group camping field with sites for water and power hook up. Blueberry Hill also has a sanitary dump station as well.

Thank you for your interest and we hope to see you soon!

Blue Mountain Lodge is a small, secluded family cottage resort nestled among the tall pines that overlook beautiful Lake Kasshabog. Visit us for a family vacation, a fishing get-away or a quiet retreat.

Renowned for its crystal-clear waters and long sandy beach, Blue Lake is an outstanding destination for all types of water activities. Hiking trails range from easy, interpretive trails to longer day hikes.

Blue Jay Creek Provincial Park contains some of the largest raised beach and swale system on Manitoulin Island. Upland willow thickets are found at the beaches higher elevations. The forest cover is a mixture of cedar, spruce, and pine, and the extensive wetlands in the area include cedar, black spruce, and black ash swamp forest, open and tree bogs, treed fens, and riparian marshes. The park also includes a portion of Blue Jay Creek. This is a non-operating park. There are no activities or facilities at this park.

Permanently closed

Big Water Campgrounds has grown from a small campsite to one with over three hundred (300) sites. Our expansion was needed to meet the continued demand for seasonal sites. Every year a few camping spots do open up. We do maintain a waitlist for those who are interested in becoming a seasonal lot holder. Each lot is supplied with a picnic table and fire pit. Well-maintained outdoor chemical toilets are strategically located throughout. Two beaches, 2 boat launch areas where family pets are welcome to cool off.

With 68,000 acres of fresh water, 400 miles of wooded shoreline, and 400 islands and bays, you can always find a quiet spot to fish on Eagle Lake. Along with the trophy Musky for which Eagle Lake is famous, there is also excellent Walleye, Northern Pike, and Smallmouth Bass fishing. The natural beauty and serenity of Eagle Lake is an added bonus for fishermen. It isn't unusual for fishermen to see moose, deer, bear, loons or eagles while fishing or exploring.