Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park - Canada
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About Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park
RV quick facts for Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Electrical hookups | 64 of 120 campsites feature 15-30 amp service across multiple campgrounds |
| Dump station | Sanitary dumping station available |
| Water service | Taps distributed throughout all campgrounds |
| Showers and facilities | Two comfort stations with showers and flush toilets; coin-operated laundromat on-site |
| Cell service | Limited or unavailable; plan offline |
| Reservation window | Available online and by phone; advance booking recommended for peak season |
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RV Rentals Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park
Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park, ON, Canada
How to get to Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park
Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park is located 8 kilometers southwest of Foleyet on Ontario Highway 101, positioned between Chapleau (96 km east, roughly 1 hour) and Timmins (113 km west, just over 1 hour). Highway 101 is a well-maintained provincial route suitable for most RVs, with no severe restrictions, tunnels, or mountain passes. The nearest major airport is Timmins International Airport, approximately 90 minutes by vehicle. Cell service is limited in this remote area, so plan offline and consider a satellite communication device.
Best time to visit Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park
The best time to visit is July and August, when daytime temperatures average 23-24°C (73-75°F), making conditions ideal for swimming, boating, and hiking. June and September offer pleasant shoulder-season alternatives with fewer crowds, though temperatures average 15-21°C (59-70°F) and nights cool considerably. The park is closed from late September through mid-May, as winter snow and ice close access roads and facilities.
Park closed (winter)
Park closed (winter)
Park closed (winter)
Park closed until mid-May
Campgrounds open mid-May
Peak season; warmest month
Campgrounds close early September
Park closed
Park closed (winter)
Park closed (winter)
Things to do at Ivanhoe Lake Provincial Park
- Quaking Bog Trail EasyRV parking available
This easy 0.8-kilometer interpretive walk leads to a unique floating bog mat that shimmers when disturbed. The trail offers a distinctive boreal forest ecosystem experience and is ideal for families and visitors of all fitness levels. ontarioparks.ca/park/ivanhoelake/activities
- Saw Lake Trail ModerateRV parking available
This 2.8-kilometer moderate hike showcases glacial landscapes and pristine forest, leading to scenic Saw Lake. The trail is suitable for day hiking and wildlife observation, with opportunities for combination hiking and paddling trips using available equipment rentals. ontarioparks.ca/park/ivanhoelake/activities
- Esker Trail StrenuousRV parking available
This 8-kilometer moderate-to-difficult hike features panoramic forest views and ancient glacial formations. The trail provides immersion through diverse boreal habitat and can be completed by strong hikers in approximately 3-4 hours. ontarioparks.ca/park/ivanhoelake/activities
- Fishing for Northern Pike and Walleye
Ivanhoe Lake and the Ivanhoe River offer excellent fishing in fertile, slow-moving waters. The river shoreline is particularly productive and features regular sightings of eagles and waterfowl, with boat launches and fishing supplies available at the park. ontarioparks.ca/park/ivanhoelake/activities
- Canoeing and Kayaking on Saw Lake
Saw Lake offers calm, scenic paddling ideal for canoeists and kayakers of all levels. Equipment rentals are available at the park gatehouse, and paddlers can explore pristine forest while observing eagles, moose, and waterfowl. ontarioparks.ca/park/ivanhoelake/activities
- Swimming at Sandy Beaches
The park features two sandy beaches with warm, shallow water, particularly appealing to families with young children. One beach includes a children's playground and is designated as a pet beach, with lifeguard supervision available during summer operations. ontarioparks.ca/park/ivanhoelake
- Wildlife Viewing
Ivanhoe Lake's boreal forest habitat supports eagles, waterfowl, and moose, with the most sightings along the Ivanhoe River's fertile shoreline. Early morning and evening paddling or riverside hiking offer optimal wildlife viewing opportunities, and birding enthusiasts will appreciate the diverse forest bird species. ontarioparks.ca/park/ivanhoelake/activities
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