Nagagamisis Provincial Park

The 40,683-hectare park surrounds Nagagamisis Lake and extends along the Foch and Nagagami Rivers in northern Ontario, featuring sandy shores and clear waters.

The Ontario government established Nagagamisis Provincial Park in 1957, expanding it multiple times until reaching its current size through the Living Legacy Land Use Strategy in 2005.

The name Nagagamisis comes from the Cree language, meaning lake with fine sandy shores, reflecting the indigenous presence that spans more than a millennium in this region.

The park maintains 107 car campsites and 19 RV spots, providing flush toilets, showers, laundry facilities, and a store between mid-May and mid-September.

The park contains sections of untouched forest that have never experienced logging, preserving natural vegetation patterns and offering habitat for woodland caribou.

Location: Algoma District

Location: Cochrane District

Inception: 1957

Website: https://www.ontarioparks.ca/park/nagagamisis/fr

Operator: Ontario Parks

Website: https://ontarioparks.ca/park/nagagamisis/fr

GPS coordinates: 49.46333,-84.74639

Latest update: March 5, 2025 09:20