Mikisew Provincial Park - Canada
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RV Rentals Mikisew Provincial Park
Mikisew Provincial Park, ON, Canada
How to get to Mikisew Provincial Park
Mikisew Provincial Park is located approximately 60 kilometers south of North Bay via Highway 11, or about 90 kilometers northeast of Parry Sound within the Parry Sound District. The park sits at 45.821413 degrees north latitude and 79.512874 degrees west longitude on Eagle Lake. The drive from both North Bay and Parry Sound uses well-maintained provincial highways with no reported steep grades or weight restrictions for standard RV travel. Toronto Pearson International Airport is approximately 4 hours south by vehicle for fly-and-rent options.
Best time to visit Mikisew Provincial Park
The best time to visit Mikisew is late June through late August, when temperatures are warmest and daylight is longest. Peak conditions occur in July, with comfortable weather and lower precipitation. Shoulder seasons in May and early September offer fewer crowds and can provide excellent conditions for RV camping, though expect cooler temperatures and variable weather. Note that the park operates seasonally and closes for the winter.
Park closed; area experiences freezing conditions with occasional snow
Park closed; coldest period with low precipitation but high snowfall potential
Park closed; late spring snow and rain common
Park closed; temperatures warming but variable weather continues
Park opens May 8; moderate temperatures ideal for arrival; spring rain likely
Excellent camping conditions; warm days, cool nights; peak tourism season begins
Peak season; warmest month with longest daylight (15.7 hours); ideal for swimming and water activities
Warm water temperatures (up to 19C); excellent for paddling and beach use
Shoulder season; moderately cool, highest rainfall month; crowds decrease; campgrounds remain open
Park closes October 13; temperatures cool rapidly; fall foliage visible early month
Park closed; freezing temperatures and early snow typical
Park closed; heavy snowfall averages 149mm; winter conditions with minimal daylight
Things to do at Mikisew Provincial Park
- Eagle Lake Beaches and SwimmingRV parking available
The park features three sandy beaches along Eagle Lake, all with gradual drop-offs and swimming buoys. The main swimming area accommodates RV-based visitors via nearby day-use parking, making beach access straightforward. A dedicated dog beach is also available. ontarioparks.ca/park/mikisew/activities
- Canoeing and Kayaking EasyRV parking available
Eagle Lake offers a scenic paddling loop around small islands, suitable for canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards. Canoe and kayak rentals are available on-site at the Eagle Lake Narrows store, and paddleboard rentals are offered at the park office. The sheltered bay and island hopping make it accessible for varied skill levels. ontarioparks.ca/park/mikisew/activities
- Hiking Trails Easy to ModerateRV parking available
Mikisew has five interconnected hiking trails totaling 5.4 km. The Old Dog Trail (1.7 km, easy, 20 minutes) connects to the Beaver Meadow Trail (3.2 km, moderate, 1 hour loop) and Maple Canyon Trail (2.3 km, moderate, 1 hour loop). Trails showcase wetland habitats, rock outcrops with quartz formations, and wildlife viewing opportunities. ontarionaturetrails.com/trail/mikisew-provincial-park-trails/
- FishingRV parking available
Eagle Lake supports popular game fish including Walleye, Large and Small Mouth Bass, Northern Pike, Lake Whitefish, and Perch. The lake is accessible from multiple shoreline points and from boats launched at the park access points. Licensing is required and can be obtained from the park office. ontarioparks.ca/park/mikisew/activities
- Disc Golf EasyRV parking available
Two disc golf courses are available at Mikisew: a beginner-friendly 9-hole course and a full 18-hole course. Discs are available for purchase or rental at the park office. The courses are set throughout the park grounds and accessible to RV campers. ontarioparks.ca/park/mikisew/activities
- Day-Use Facilities and Picnicking EasyRV parking available
The day-use area includes a volleyball net, horseshoe pit, and a leash-free dog park, making it suitable for families and groups camping in RVs. Comfortable amenities allow for outdoor recreation beyond structured trails and water activities. ontarioparks.ca/park/mikisew/activities
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