Restoule Provincial Park - United States
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Restoule Provincial Park, United States
How to get to Restoule Provincial Park
From North Bay, Ontario, take Highway 11 south for approximately 20 minutes to Powassan, then drive 45 minutes northeast on Highway 534 to reach Restoule Provincial Park (approximately 70-75 kilometers total distance). The nearest airport is North Bay Jack Garland Airport, approximately 70-75 kilometers away. Highway 534 is suitable for most RVs, with the park accommodating vehicles up to 32 feet depending on campground, with no significant weight or height restrictions on approach roads.
Best time to visit Restoule Provincial Park
Restoule Provincial Park operates from May 8 through October 13. Summer months (June-August) provide warm weather (19-23°C / 66-73°F) ideal for paddling, swimming, and hiking. September and early October offer pleasant shoulder-season conditions (12-20°C / 54-68°F) with fewer crowds. Mid-October showcases spectacular fall colors visible from the Fire Tower Trail, with the park closing on October 13.
Park closed for winter
Park closed for winter
Park closed for winter
Park closed for winter
Park opens May 8; shoulder season with cool mornings
Peak season; warm weather ideal for paddling and beach activities
Warmest month; peak visitation; discovery programs available
Summer peak; warm water temperatures; ideal for all water activities
Pleasant temperatures; fall arrives; fewer crowds than peak season
Park closes October 13; spectacular fall colors in early to mid-month
Park closed for winter
Park closed for winter
Things to do at Restoule Provincial Park
- Fire Tower Trail ModerateRV parking available
A 4.1-kilometer hiking route leading to a historic fire tower atop the 100-meter Stormy Lake Bluff, offering panoramic views of Stormy Lake. The trail passes through forests, across boardwalks, and rocky ridges, with the summit providing the park's most iconic viewpoint. ontarioparks.ca/park/restoule/activities
- Hiking and nature trails Easy to ModerateRV parking available
Restoule features multiple hiking options including the gentle Rangers Point Trail (860 m), River Trail through forest valleys (1.2 km), scenic Gibs Trail (4.8 km) ending at Stormy Lake, and riverside Grawbarger Trail (1 km). Trails accommodate various fitness levels. ontarioparks.ca/park/restoule/activities
- Mountain biking Beginner to AdvancedRV parking available
Mountain biking trails span over 8 kilometers of mixed single and double-track terrain on Angels Point, Rangers Point, Grawbarger, River, and Gibs Trails. Mountain bikes are available for daily or hourly rental at the park. ontarioparks.ca/park/restoule/activities
- Paddling and boating Easy to ModerateRV parking available
Paddling opportunities include canoe and kayak exploration of Restoule Lake, Stormy Lake, and the Restoule River, with boat launches at Stormy Lake access point and Bells Point Campground. Watercraft rentals including canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards are available at the park. ontarioparks.ca/park/restoule/activities
- Fishing EasyRV parking available
Restoule offers fishing for Lake Trout, Splake, Walleye, Pike, Musky, and Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass in lakes and river systems. Accessible fishing spots are available throughout the park near campgrounds and boat launches. ontarioparks.ca/park/restoule/activities
- Sandy beaches and swimming EasyRV parking available
Three sandy beaches on Restoule Lake provide swimming and sunbathing opportunities with clear water ideal for families and casual visitors. Beaches are accessible from campgrounds and day-use areas. ontarioparks.ca/park/restoule
- Fall foliage viewing ModerateRV parking available
The Fire Tower Trail is renowned for spectacular autumn colors, particularly in mid-October when the park's maple and hardwood forests display vibrant oranges, yellows, and reds. Views from the 100-meter bluff are especially scenic during peak fall season. blog.ontarioparks.ca/restoule-fall-colours/
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