Northeastern Ontario

LaCloche Mountains

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Gateway Communities: North Bay / Sudbury / Temiskaming Shores / Timmins

Northeastern Ontario offers pristine lakes and rivers, ancient pine forests, and rugged rock formations. Paddle or cruise the tranquil waters, camp under an infinite blanket of stars, or take to the road on a journey to discover some of Canada’s most spectacular scenic vistas.

Experience Northeastern Ontario

Canadian Polar Bear Habitat - Cochrane

Canadian Polar Bear Habitat

Cochrane

Just one hour north of Timmins sits the largest, and the only human care facility in the world dedicated solely to polar bears.

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Contact

T: 705-272-2327
E: frontdesk@polarbearhabitat.ca

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Crane's Lochaven
Wilderness Lodge

French River

Crane's Lochaven Wilderness Lodge located on a private island on historic French River.

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Crane's Lochaven Wilderness Lodge is an island fishing lodge located on the beautiful, historic, French River in Ontario, Canada.

Part of a private 4 square mile island accessible by boat 6 miles from our landing, Crane's is located just 3 1/2 hours North of Toronto, offering great fishing on the French River for Walleye, Northern Pike, Bass and Musky. Enhance your fishing experience with our optional fishing guides.

Contact

T: 1.866.994.9912
E: lochaven@vianet.ca

French River Provincial Park

French River Provincial Park

French River

A 65-mile-long stretch of heritage river with gorges, waterfalls, canoe routes & a visitor center.

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A river of national historic significance the French River is the first designated Canadian Heritage River
Paddle the route of Indigenous people, French Explorers, fur traders and Voyageurs
A 105 kilometre canoe route of interconnected lakes, gorges and rapids from Lake Nipissing to Georgian Bay
Georgian Bay coastal kayaking is available through the French River Delta
A variety of experiences ranging from wilderness paddling to motorboating, fishing and private lodges
The award-winning French River Visitor Centre on Highway 69 with its “Voices of the River” exhibit

Contact

T: 1.800.668.2746

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Killarney Mountain Lodge

Killarney

Killarney Mountain Lodge is a relaxed historic resort right on the shore of northern Georgian Bay.

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Killarney Mountain Lodge is an historic resort perched on the pink granite of the Canadian Shield, overlooking the North Channel of Georgian Bay. Surrounded by pine forests, this iconic lodge offers every comfort in lakeside cabins and chalets, luxury suites and lodge rooms with pine and log décor. Featuring casual dining, pool, sauna, spa, games pavilion and daily activities including canoeing, kayaking and boating.

Contact

T: 1-800-461-1117

Killarney Provincial Park

Killarney Provincial Park

Killarney

Iconic landscape of pink granite, white quartzite ridges, sapphire lakes and Jack Pines.

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This iconic 645 square kilometre wilderness landscape showcases the wild Georgian Bay Coast of pink granite; the La Cloche Mountains’ white quartzite ridges and over 50 exceptionally clear, sapphire lakes set among Jack Pine hills.
The area has long captivated artists including The Group of Seven’s A.Y. Jackson, Franklin Carmichael and A.J. Casson, so much so, that they persuaded the Ontario government to make it a park.
Extensive backcountry canoeing and sea kayaking experiences.
Outstanding hiking including the 80 km, looped, La Cloche-Silhouette Trail, as well as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter.
George Lake campground, with access to beaches, trails, and canoeing.
Yurt accommodation available year-round.
Historic Village of Killarney, founded in 1820 as a fur trading post on Georgian Bay, 10 km from park and home of the famous Herbert Fisheries fish and chips.

Contact

T: 1.800.668.2746

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Manitoulin Island hotel
& conference centre

Manitoulin Island

Wake up feeling refreshed and rejuvenated in contemporary rooms with decor reflecting the First Nations traditions.

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The contemporary hotel design is combined with natural elements of wood, stone and décor reflecting the First Nations traditions.Traditional rooms, suites and business suites are available. Enjoy casual fine dining with a view of the LaCloche Mountain range and the North Channel on Lake Huron. Both the outdoor patio and indoor dining area provide stunning views of the lake and mountains.

Contact

manitoulinhotel.com

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Meldrum Bay Inn

Manitoulin Island

On the Northern shores of the Manitoulin Island, and just before the end of Highway 540, sits the Meldrum Bay Inn.

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Contact

T: 877-557-1645
E: meldrumbayinn@yahoo.com

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MS Chi-Cheemaun

Manitoulin Island

The ferry connects Tobermory on the tip of Bruce Peninsula with South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island, crossing Georgian Bay.

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Contact

T: 1-800-265-3163

GreatSpirit

Ojibwe Cultural Foundation

Manitoulin Island

Browse Indigenous galleries, sample authentic cuisine and learn traditions like beading or spirit rock painting.

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A relaxed, historic Resort on the shore of northern Georgian Bay, Killarney Mountain Lodge is where rustic simplicity and quiet luxury meet. You’ll feel at home the moment you enter, with large wood-burning fireplaces, knotted pine decor and welcoming staff setting the scene. Unwind in comfortable rooms, suites and cabins with feather-down duvet covered beds. Linger over tasty, contemporary Canadian cuisine, fine wines and craft beer while enjoying live music and entertainment. Explore Killarney Provincial Park, canoeing and hiking through the sparkling quartzite mountains made famous on the canvasses of the Group of Seven.

Contact

E: info@ojibweculture.ca

Perivale

Perivale gallery

Manitoulin island

Perivale Gallery is the premier art destination of Manitoulin Island, and one of the most prestigious art galleries in all of Northern Ontario.

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Contact

T: 705-210-0290
E: info@perivalegallery.com

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Point Grondine Eco Park

Manitoulin island

This park is owned and operated by the Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory, and covers over 18,000 acres of shoreline along Georgian Bay.

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The park features 12 drive-in campground sites suitable for tents and trailers. Hike, canoe or kayak along the traditional routes of the Anishnaabek people. Canoe and kayak rentals are available. The park’s phased development will reach full completion by 2027, with 38 campground sites, eight RV sites with electrical hookups, five eco cabins, a gatehouse/comfort station, and a Discovery Centre. The Discovery Centre will serve as a focal point for land-based educational programs deeply rooted in Anishinaabe stewardship philosophies providing immersive experiences.

Contact

T: 705-210-0290

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Wikwemikong experience

Manitoulin Island

The largest Anishinabek community on Manitoulin Island.

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Canada’s only officially recognized “Unceded Territory” through our Unceded Journey historical tour and explore Northern Ontario’s oldest Catholic Church. Visit world renowned art gallery of James Simon Mishibinijima, while he shares the stories behind his pieces. Experience the traditional art of “storytelling” performed by the award winning Debajehmujig Theatre Group. Listen to the heart beat of the drum via our Dewegan Drum & Song presentation. The Unceded Experience will leave you with a greater awareness and understanding of Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island (North America).

Contact

Luke Wassegijig – Tourism Manager
T: 1-705-859-3477

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Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence

North Bay

The Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence (CFMAD) offers a fascinating exploration of Canada’s military history, particularly in the field of aerospace defence.

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The museum showcases a remarkable collection of military artifacts, equipment, and aircraft that highlight the evolution of aerospace defence technology. Visitors can view a wide range of exhibits that encompass the history of the Canadian Armed Forces, including the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and the role of North Bay in defending North American airspace.

The museum provides a unique opportunity to learn about the important contributions of the Canadian military in protecting the country’s skies and ensuring national security. It serves as a testament to the bravery and dedication of the men and women who have served in Canada’s armed forces. Whether you have a keen interest in military history or are simply curious about the country’s defense capabilities, the Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence in North Bay offers an immersive and educational experience.

Contact

T: 705.494.2011 ext. 2261
E: aerospace.defence@live.ca

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Dionne Quints Museum

North Bay

The Dionne quintuplets are the first quintuplets known to have survived their infancy. Their birth home was bought by the city of North Bay, and turned into a museum dedicated to the family's story

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On May 28, 1934, five identical girls were born in the tiny community of Corbeil, Ontario. Their births were a miracle of its time during the difficult Depression, the only quintuplets to survive more than a few days. The five girls – Yvonne, Annette, Cécile, Émilie, and Marie – became a “good news” story in this challenging time, drawing worldwide attention to the area, and attracting 3 million people to “Quintland” to see and hear the girls at play. Hollywood told their story in 3 movies, while endorsements for commercial products became common place.

Their birthplace has been preserved for the enjoyment and edification of current and future generations.

Contact

E: quintsboard@gmail.com

ChiefCommanda

Chief Commanda II Cruise

North Bay

Enjoy a delightful cruise through the Manitou Islands of Lake Nipissing.

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The Chief Commanda II is a 320-passenger, all aluminum twin hull vessel that cruises at a speed up to 13 knots or 25 km/h. The ship is equipped with two bars, accessible washrooms, snack bar and open-air BBQ. On-board entertainment is featured every Sunday, in July and August.

The Chief features three decks. The main and second deck areas are enclosed with outside viewing areas. The top deck is open with seating and standing room, where passengers can enjoy the sunshine and a first class view...the perfect.

Contact

T: 705.494.8167
E: georgianbaycruise@bellnet.ca

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The North Bay Museum

North Bay

Built in 1903, the restored train station offers local history exhibits, guided tours & a gift shop.

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The North Bay Museum is located in the historic Canadian Pacific Railway station at the corner of Oak Street and Ferguson Street downtown North Bay.

Built in 1903, the station was restored in 2004 to house the museum.

The North Bay Area Museum Society was established in 1973 as a not-for-profit organization and registered charity to preserve and celebrate the history of North Bay. The museum features regular programming as well as special exhibitions.

Contact

T: 705.476.2323
E: discover@northbaymuseum.com

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Dynamic Earth

Sudbury

Dynamic Earth is an immersive, hands-on science centre that features earth science and mining experiences.

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Explore the geological story of Planet Earth, including the unique geology and rich mining heritage of Northern Ontario combining both above and underground experiences that allow you to work and play with real mining equipment and technologies!

The Big Nickel is an exact replica of the 1951 Canadian nickel. It was built in 1964 and symbolizes the wealth that Sudbury has contributed to the Canadian economy through nickel production. The base enables the public to walk around the Big Nickel and under it.

Contact

T: 1-800-461-4898
E: contactus@sciencenorth.ca

North-Bay-Carousel

Heritage Railway & Carousel Co.

North Bay

Ride the beautiful carousels and miniature railway at North Bay's Waterfront - an attraction for the entire family.

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Contact

T: 705.476.2323

Temagami Provincial Park

Lakeland Airways

Temagami

Lakeland Airways operates a Dehavilland Beaver in the Temagami area and offers remote fly-in fishing, canoeing, hiking, and sightseeing trips

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Contact

T: 705-569-3455
E: lakeland@ontera.net

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Historic Cobalt

Temiskaming shores

Learn about the great Cobalt Silver Discovery!

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Contact

T: 705-679-8877
E: cobalt@cobalt.ca

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Science North

Sudbury

Discover the connection between science and the everyday world at Science North.

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Contact

T: 1-800-461-4898
E: contactus@sciencenorth.ca

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The Waterfront Inn

TEMISKAMING SHORES

The Waterfront Inn, located in downtown New Liskeard, has been providing guests with the finest in Northern Hospitality since 1989.

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The hotel offers tastefully appointed, large, luxurious rooms. The Rooster’s Bar and Grill offers casual dining in a relaxed environment. The extensive menu and fine wine selection will be sure to satisfy the hungriest of appetites.

Guests can visit the many fine downtown shops and restaurants, take advantage of summer golf packages, or take a stroll on the mile-long boardwalk that hugs the shore of the majestic Lake Temiskaming.

Contact

T: 1-800-461-4644
E: gm.waterfrontnl@sunraygroup.ca

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Whiskeyjack Beer Co.

Temiskaming Shores

Whether it’s enjoying an evening out or sitting around a backyard campfire with friends and family, this microbrewery wants beer to evoke happy memories and the joy of sharing the simple pleasures in life.

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Contact

E: luc@whiskeyjackbeer.ca

PresidentsSuites

Presidents' Suites & Historical Homes

Temiskaming Shores

Vacation rental homes located in beautiful Temiskaming region!

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Whether you’re looking to stay in an out-of-the-ordinary accommodation or to add a touch of luxury to your family holidays, couples getaways, solo travel while staying in the Temiskaming region, the President’s’ Suites promises a memorable stay! The President’s Suites offers a range of packages, romantic getaway, girls getaway, wellness stays and retreats, destination wedding and more!

Contact

T: 705-650-2099
E: jocelyn@presidentssuites.com

Timmins Museum

Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre

Timmins

Visit The Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre to learn about local heritage and culture.

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Contact

E: museum@timmins.ca

Sleeping with the Wolves - Cedar Meadows Resort

Cedar Meadows Resort & Wildlife Park

Timmins

Sleep with the Wolves Under the Stars at Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa! Situated on 275 acres, this 49 room/suite resort & spa is nestled in the majestic beauty and natural serenity of Northern Ontario.

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Get up close and personal with the majestic Canadian animals on a tour of the Cedar Meadows Wildlife Park (also a year-round resort and spa) in a natural outdoor setting situated on 275 acres next to the mighty Mattagami River and just five minutes from downtown Timmins.

Cedar Meadows is thrilled to introduce an extraordinary new adventure: Sleeping with the Wolves Under the Stars. This unique experience promises a safe and memorable journey into the heart of the wild. Thoughtfully designed accommodations feature glass ceilings and walls to observe the resident pack of wolves in a natural setting. Gaze through the ceiling at the night sky for a mesmerizing display of stars, with the possibility of catching a performance of the northern lights. A truly unforgettable experience.

Contact

T: 1-877-207-6123
E: reservations@cedarmeadows.com

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Wild Exodus Adventures

Timmins

Glamping in the great Canadian Boreal Forest.

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Contact

Local: 705-266-0960
Overseas: 01 1-705-266-0960
E: inquire@wildexodus.com

Resources

More Information? Please contact:

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Northeastern Ontario Tourism
T: 1-888-465-0990
E: info@neont.ca
W: northeasterontario.com

Sudbury Tourism
1-866-451-8525
sudburytourism@sudbury.ca
sudburytourism.ca

Tourism North Bay
Matt Rabideau, Tourism Officer
matt@tourismnorthbay.com
tourismnorthbay.com

Tourism Timmins
1-800-387-8466
tourism@timmins.ca
tourismtimmins.com

Northeastern Ontario

Dynamic Earth

Georgian Bay

Full Beard Brewery – Timmins

Indigenous Experiences on Manitoulin Island

Cedar Meadows Resort, Timmins

Killarney Provincial Park

Duchesnay Falls - North Bay

Culinary Experiences