Kettle Lakes Provincial Park - Canada

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About Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

Kettle Lakes Provincial Park is a provincial recreation area in northeastern Ontario, located 30 kilometers east of Timmins. The park encompasses 22 spring-fed glacial kettle lakes created by retreating glaciers over 12,000 years ago. The park offers 139 campsites across two main campgrounds: Island Lake (115 sites, 78 with 30-amp electrical hookups) and The Pines (21 sites, 10 with electrical service). Both campgrounds accommodate large RVs with water access, dump stations, comfort stations with hot showers, and laundry facilities. The park operates from mid-May through mid-October and attracts anglers, paddlers, hikers, and cyclists seeking a northern Ontario retreat.

RV quick facts for Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

Detail	Information
Electrical hookups	Island Lake has 78 sites with 30-amp service, The Pines has 10 sites with hookups
Dump station	Available for RV waste disposal
Cell service	Minimal to none; park operates as a cell-free zone
Full hookups	No sewer connections at sites; water taps and electrical only
Pull-through sites	None available; all sites are back-in
Reservation window	Up to 5 months in advance; phone 1-888-ONT-PARK or book online
Operating season	Mid-May through mid-October

Featured RV rentals for Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

Crossroads Travel Trailer

2012 • 4.7(8)

$110 CAD /night

Relax by Remi Lake – 2011 Jayco Sport Tent Trailer (On-Site Setup)

Jayco Tent Trailer

2011 • New listing

$139 CAD /night

Keystone Travel Trailer

2021 • 5.0(20)

$125 CAD /night

RV Cottage

2025 • New listing

$60 CAD /night

Crossroads Travel Trailer

2017 • 5.0(1)

$150 CAD /night

Easy Tow Prolite Evasion 16 Travel Trailer

Prolite Travel Trailer

2017 • New listing

$140 CAD /night

Forest River Travel Trailer

2021 • 5.0(1)

$150 CAD /night

RV Rentals Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

Kettle Lakes Provincial Park, ON, Canada

How to get to Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

Kettle Lakes Provincial Park is located 30 kilometers east of Timmins via Highway 101. Timmins is approximately 700 kilometers south of Toronto and 110 kilometers southwest of Cochrane. The nearest commercial airport is Victor M. Power Airport in Timmins, approximately 35-40 kilometers northwest of the park. Highway 101 is a well-maintained route suitable for RVs with no significant grade restrictions, but the park entrance has back-in sites only, requiring careful maneuvering at check-in.

Best time to visit Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

July and August offer the warmest temperatures, averaging 23-24°C, making them ideal for swimming, paddling, and water activities. However, these months experience peak camping demand. May and June provide pleasant spring weather with lower visitor density, while September offers mild conditions and fall colors with reduced crowds. The park closes from mid-October through mid-May due to snow and winter conditions.

Jan —

-11°C - -19°C

Park closed

Feb —

-8°C - -17°C

Park closed

Mar —

-2°C - -10°C

Park closed

Apr —

6°C - -2°C

Park closed

May —

16°C - 4°C

Park opens mid-month

Jun 76 mm

20°C - 9°C

Jul 91 mm

24°C - 12°C

Peak camping season

Aug 86 mm

23°C - 11°C

Warm water ideal for swimming

Sep 79 mm

19°C - 8°C

Fall colors begin, fewer crowds

Oct —

12°C - 3°C

Park closes mid-month

Nov —

2°C - -6°C

Park closed

Dec —

-7°C - -14°C

Park closed

Things to do at Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

Trout Fishing Easy
RV parking available
The park's 22 lakes are stocked with Rainbow and Brook Trout, offering excellent freshwater fishing opportunities for RV anglers. Boat launches provide access to Hughes Lake and other major fishing destinations.
Hiking Trails Easy
RV parking available
Four marked hiking trails range from easy to moderate difficulty. Tamarack Trail (2 km, easy) circles a scenic lake, Kettle Trail (2 km, moderate) follows an ancient glacial ridge, Wintergreen Trail (1.5 km, moderate) overlooks Island Lake, and Oh-Say-Ya-Wah-Kaw Trail (3 km, moderate) explores deeper forest. All trailheads are accessible from campground parking.
Mountain Biking Moderate
RV parking available
Fourteen kilometers of biking trails wind through boreal forest, ranging from easy to moderate terrain. Trails provide scenic views and access to Slab Lake. Bikes can be rented at the park.
Canoeing and Kayaking Easy
RV parking available
The park's glacial lakes offer protected paddling for all skill levels. Canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards are available for rent at the park office. Most lakes have boat launch access for paddlers launching from campgrounds.
Beach Swimming Easy
RV parking available
Three supervised beach areas provide swimming and picnicking: Island Lake (near Island Lake Campground), Slab Lake (near The Pines), and Green Lake. All beaches have nearby parking and facility access.
Birding
The boreal forest habitat supports woodpeckers, warblers, loons, and waterfowl. Spring migration and summer breeding season offer the best viewing opportunities. The Visitor Centre offers guided naturalist programs.

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