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Located 20 kms East of Dryden, Aaron Provincial park provides many recreational opportunities and supports a rich ecological and cultural history. Enjoy our clean, peaceful, family campground. Take a walk through the trail system, over the pedestrian bridge covering thunder creek, launch your boat and catch that lunker, relax on the beach, or just sit back and relax. Firewood is available on site to start your evening off right with a campfire, stories, roasted marshmallows or hotdogs and a lifetime of memories.
Summer Phone / Fax: 807-938-6534
Winter Phone: 807-223-1427
Winter Fax: 807-223-6989
Located 20 km West of Dryden, Blue Lake Provincial Park is a clear favorite with visitors. Some well-known features of the park are the long sandy beaches that slopes gently into Blue Lake’s exceptionally clear water and the hiking trails that pass through a jack pine forest, fields of glacial erratic, ancient bedrock, and blueberry patches. Blue Lake is one of dozens of lakes left behind after the retreat of ancient Lake Agassiz which covered much of northwestern Ontario and southern Manitoba.
Blue Lake office: 807-227-2601
Dryden office: 807-223-7535.
For more information on camping in the region, contact our local visitor centre at 1-800-667-0935 or visit us on Highway 17 in Dryden. For other provincial parks visit http://www.ontarioparks.ca/ |
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