Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

Kettle Lakes Provincial Park extends across 1,260 hectares of northeastern Ontario, featuring 22 deep spring-fed lakes surrounded by jack pine forests.

The park's landscape formed approximately 12,000 years ago when retreating glaciers left massive chunks of ice that melted to create deep depressions.

The territory holds evidence of Indigenous communities who utilized the area's resources for hunting activities before the park's establishment in 1957.

Visitors can access 139 campsites distributed across two campgrounds, along with fourteen kilometers of biking trails and multiple swimming locations.

Twenty of the twenty-two lakes within the park originated from glacial activity, creating water bodies that maintain consistent temperatures through groundwater springs.

Location: Cochrane District

Inception: 1957

Website: http://ontarioparks.com/park/kettlelakes/fr

GPS coordinates: 48.57000,-80.87000

Latest update: March 13, 2025 14:48