Oastler Lake Provincial Park

Oastler Lake Provincial Park extends across 32 hectares of natural terrain, featuring waterfront areas along the Boyne River and Oastler Lake.

The Ontario government designated this recreational area as a provincial park in 1967, adding it to the network of protected spaces in Central Ontario.

Local anglers gather at Oastler Lake throughout the season to fish for rainbow trout, pike, and bass in the clear waters.

The park operates from May through October, offering camping facilities, canoe rentals, and direct access to the Seguin Recreational Trail system.

The park combines recreational opportunities with railway heritage, as an active rail line passes near the camping areas and waterfront zones.

Location: Parry Sound District

Inception: 1967

Part of: Georgian Bay Littoral

Website: https://ontarioparks.com/park/oastlerlake

GPS coordinates: 45.31070,-79.96340

Latest update: March 11, 2025 05:51