A sandy beach with chairs, playground equipment, and stunning sunrise views are some of the highlights of this location. It offers easy access for boating, with a boat launch and docks readily available. Gas is also available on-site. The fully stocked store provides ice, worms for fishing, firewood, kindling, perishables, and other sundry items. The resort community is warm and welcoming, making it an ideal destination for anyone looking to unwind and relax.

Agawa Rock is one of the most famous pictograph sites in Canada, found within Lake Superior Provincial Park. The area is also one of the most-visited Indigenous archaeological sites in Canada. The majority of paintings from the Agawa site are said to date from the 17th and 18th centuries. Pictographs are messages from the past. This is a sacred site where generations of Ojibwe have come to record dreams, visions, and events. Agawa Rock is a sacred site. Please respect and preserve the pictographs. Do not touch the paintings.

The drive along Highway 17 near Batchawana Bay offers outstanding views of Lake Superior. And Batchawana Bay Provincial Park is a perfect spot to stop and immerse yourself in this stunning scenery.

Cruise aboard one of the tour boats to view the magnificent Georgian Bay 30,000 islands area.

A 1.5 – 2.25 hour cruise on and around beautiful Lake of the Woods on the City’s primary cruise ship, MS Kenora. This cruise ship is docked right on the shoreline at Kenora’s Winkler Harbourfront. The tours provide patrons with a scenic tour of the lake and even pass through the Devil’s Gap. 

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.

A beautiful little rest stop with picnic tables by the lakeshore shaded by tall cedars and balsams. Look next to the boat launch, and you will find a bronze plaque erected in honour of a special Swedish Canadian woman, Louise de Kiriline Lawrence.

La Bannik restaurant invites you to one of the best dining experiences in Témiscamingue, with à la carte and table d'hôte menus that highlight regional products. Enjoy the friendly ambiance and magnificent view of Lac Témiscamingue. A tasty experience for your eyes as well as your palate. Pleasure, cosiness and wonderment.