Blue Lake Provincial Park - Canada
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RV quick facts for Blue Lake Provincial Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Max RV sites | 40 RV pull-through spots available |
| Electrical hookups | 116 sites with 15 and 30 amp service |
| Dump station | Dump station available at park |
| Generator hours | Check with park office for quiet hours policy |
| Cell service | Limited; verify coverage with provider before arrival |
| Reservation window | Book early for summer; online or 1-888-ONT-PARK |
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Blue Lake Provincial Park, ON, Canada
How to get to Blue Lake Provincial Park
Blue Lake Provincial Park is accessible via the Trans-Canada Highway 17, with the turnoff at Vermilion Bay (10 km from the park entrance). Dryden is approximately 45 kilometres east via Highway 17, while Kenora is 95 kilometres west. Dryden Municipal Airport offers the nearest regional air service for fly-and-rent RV options. The well-maintained roads to the park are suitable for standard RV travel, with good spacing at campsites and pull-through sites available for larger units. Highway 17 is the primary access with no reported RV-specific tunnel or weight restrictions in this section.
Best time to visit Blue Lake Provincial Park
July and August are the best months for RV camping, with warm temperatures averaging 24-25°C and stable weather. May and early June bring spring wildlife and wildflowers but can have overnight frost and blackflies. September offers fall colours as the park begins transitioning to cooler weather, though nighttime temperatures drop significantly. The park operates May 15 through September 28, with May and late September being ideal shoulder seasons for smaller crowds and fewer RV reservations.
Park closed. Extreme cold and heavy snow.
Park closed. Coldest season.
Park closed. Late-season snow possible.
Park closed. Mix of rain and snow.
Park opens May 15. Blackflies present; nights can freeze. Shoulder season.
Wettest month. Warm, but expect frequent rain.
Peak season. Warmest month and busiest period.
Peak season. Warm and mostly stable.
Park closes Sept 28. Fall colours. Cool nights; shoulder season rates.
Park closed.
Park closed. First snow and freezing conditions.
Park closed. Deep winter, heavy snow.
Things to do at Blue Lake Provincial Park
- Spruce Fen Boardwalk Trail EasyRV parking available
This 1-kilometre barrier-free boardwalk winds through a black spruce forest and open fen wetland. Interpretive signs detail the park's unique ecology, and visitors can spot pitcher plants and woodpeckers along the route. Perfect for all mobility levels.
- Boulder Ridge Trail EasyRV parking available
A 1-kilometre easy loop trail through the forest showcasing glacial erratics left by ancient glaciers. Large boulders provide excellent photo opportunities and illustrate the region's geological history.
- Rock Point Trail ModerateRV parking available
This 4-kilometre moderate trail meanders through varied ecosystems including cedar groves and Jack Pine ridges. The route takes 1 to 1.5 hours and offers scenic lake views.
- Goblin Lake Trail ModerateRV parking available
An 11-kilometre all-day hike suitable for full-day adventures, following the shores of Blue Lake to its western point. The trail explores northern Ontario wilderness between Blue Lake, Corner Lake, and a pond with elevation gain and scenic viewpoints.
- Swimming and Beach ActivitiesRV parking available
The 1-kilometre sandy beach offers excellent swimming in crystal-clear water with buoyed zones for safety. The beach is one of the park's primary attractions and is ideal for families, though no lifeguard is on duty.
- Canoeing and Water SportsRV parking available
Route 12 offers a 97-kilometre loop canoe route partially within the park, navigable over 5 to 7 days. Canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards are available for rent. Power boats and non-motorized watercraft are permitted.
- FishingRV parking available
Blue Lake is home to lake trout, bass, pike, walleye, and musky. The park offers a fish cleaning building for anglers' convenience. Summer naturalist-led programs and evening campfire presentations are available.
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Justis was friendly and easy to talk to. Great communication. He went through the whole set up of the trailer with us after making sure it was secure in its spot. The rv was clean and well maintained! I would highly recommend Justis and if the need arises we will definitely rent from him again! Thank you Justis!
Norm F. - Aug 2023
Justis provided great service for us. He delivered the trailer and had it set up before we arrived and then picked it up at the end of our vacation. The trailer is well laid out with a good living space and a very comfortable mattress in the bedroom. We especially liked the second outside door off the bedroom since we woke up earlier then then the people sleeping on the pull out sofa and the kitchen table bed. Great communication with Justis.
Doug W. - Jul 2023
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