Aaron Provincial Park, Provincial park in Kenora District, Canada.
Aaron Provincial Park is a provincial park in Kenora District featuring 116 hectares of woodland surrounding Thunder Lake. The park includes two sandy beaches along the lake's eastern shoreline and protected natural habitat.
Aaron Provincial Park was established in 1958, when the province set aside about 116.7 hectares at the east end of Thunder Lake in Kenora District. The sources record no founder or namesake; the park is reached from Highway 17, 26 kilometres east of Dryden.
Aaron Provincial Park lies on the east end of Thunder Lake, and its shoreline is the main gathering point for day visitors. Highway 17, the Trans-Canada route through this part of Kenora District, runs past the park, so it serves as a stopping place for travellers crossing northern Ontario as well as for people from Dryden, 26 kilometres west.
The park lies on the east end of Thunder Lake, 26 kilometres east of Dryden, reached via Highway 17. It covers about 116.7 hectares in Kenora District, Ontario.
Aaron Provincial Park covers about 116.7 hectares at the east end of Thunder Lake, in Kenora District, Ontario. It was established in 1958 and lies 26 kilometres east of Dryden, reached via Highway 17. The park protects the lake's eastern shore and its surrounding woodland.
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