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Wakami Lake
This lake is known for its serene and still waters and for great angling. There is a tremendously challenging four-day hiking trail that spans the shoreline of the lake. Canoeing, nature walks and a museum documenting the history of white pine logging are just some of the attractions of this park.
Address: . Chapleau ON CAN
 1 705 233-2853
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The sandy beach at this day-use park attracts both sand castle engineers and sunbathers. Swimmers can enjoy the shallow and some of the warmest water on Lake Superior.
Address: Box 61 Batchawana Bay ON P0S 1A0
1 705 882-2209
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Fishing is the biggest attraction at this provincial park – the waters swell with northern pike and walleye. An abundance of wildlife also stroll about the tranquil place. From October until April, contact (705) 372-2232.
1 705 362-4164
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This park and surrounding area is known for its rugged coasts and trails. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy a number of activities including canoeing, camping, fishing, hiking and wildlife observation such as moose, white-tailed deer and a variety of birds.
1 705 856-2284
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This prime wilderness park was once an active trade route to James Bay. Experienced canoeists still paddle the waters of the Missinaibi River. A large collection of rock paintings exists, dating back to as early as 1000 BC.
Address: North of Mattice ON
1 705 234-2222
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Relax in the sheltered bay of this Lake Superior park where voyageurs once stopped to replenish their supplies. There is a viewing platform where visitors can see the point where the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank as a result of a strong storm in 1975, making it the worst shipping industry disaster on the Great Lakes in 11 years.
Address: Box 61 Batchawana Bay ON P0S 1A0
1 705 882-2209
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The Sault Canal National Historic Site contains historical structures that have ben a part of the complex since 1895. The lock gates on the site are 274-meters long, 18-meters wide and 13-meters deep.
Address: 1 Canal Drive Sualt Ste. Marie Ontario Canada P6A 6W4
 Send an Email 1 705 941-6205
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The Shoals is known for swimming (in Little Wawa Lake), as well as angling and canoeing. There are 25 backcountry camp spots that can only be accessed by canoe. There is also a tent/trailer campground in the park.
Address: West of Chapleau ON
1 705 864-1160
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Take a stroll down the interpretive trail in this park to observe the wildflowers, as well as the potholes and troughs in the Kinniwabi River. Facilities are for day use only. Open from early June until early September.
Address: East of Wawa ON
1 705 864-1710
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Swimmers and anglers will feel content at this northern provincial park. The name Nagagamisis comes from the Cree word that describes a lake with fine sandy shores.
Address: North of Hornepayne ON
1 705 868-2254
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Spruce Haven Boarding Kennels and Zoo
Spruce Haven is the only petting zoo and wildlife park situated in Sault Ste. Marie. The park sits on a 30 acre property and features a petting zoo, wildlife viewing, hayrides, kid's camps, displays and more.
Address: 2016 Third Line West Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Canada P6A 6K4
Send an Email (7) 1 705 779-2423
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Roberta Bondar Park
This park is located in downtown Sault Ste. Marie along the riverbanks of St. Mary's River. The park plays host to a number of banquets, musical performances, festivals, community events and more throughout the year. The 14,500 sq. foot, open-air pavilion serves as the opening venue for the Ontario winter carnival, Bon Soo.
1 705 759-5310
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Chutes Provincial Park gets its name from the chute that was intended to reroute logs from plunging over a waterfall. Hike the trails around the Aux Sables River and read the interpretive signs.
Address: Box 37 Massey ON P0P 1P0
1 705 865-2021
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Those who find pristine wilderness exciting will be in their element at this provincial park. Located north of Elliot Lake, the park's only developed areas are the campground and trails. Throughout the thick clusters of trees live such animals as moose, black bear and white-tailed deer.
Address: . Elliot Lake ON
1 705 865-2021
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Bellevue Park
Bellevue park can be found along the shore of St. Mary's River and features gardens, green houses and children's playground. Guests are invited to take advantage of the picnic areas.
Address: Queen Street East Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Canada
1 705 759-5224
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