White Lake Provincial Park

White Lake Provincial Park extends across 4,048 hectares of mixed boreal forests, wetlands, and features two sections divided by White Lake Forest Reserve.

The park, founded in 1963, grew from a region that supplied fur and lumber to include the White River, a traditional Indigenous canoe route.

The park's landscape includes natural features that demonstrate the connection between Indigenous peoples and the waterways of Northern Ontario through time.

Visitors can access 188 campsites, boat launches, beaches, and multiple hiking trails including the 2.5-kilometer Deer Lake Trail and 4.5-kilometer Tiny Bog Trail.

The park's wetlands contain specialized plant species, including orchids and carnivorous plants that have adapted to the northern environment.

Location: Thunder Bay District

Inception: 1963

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

GPS coordinates: 48.69917,-85.67306

Latest update: March 14, 2025 12:07