Aaron Provincial Park

The natural space extends over 116 hectares at an elevation of 385 meters, featuring two sandy beaches along the eastern shores of Thunder Lake.

The provincial park, established in 1958, bears the name of John T. Aaron, who maintained the original homestead on this territory.

The park represents Ontario's commitment to preserving natural spaces while providing recreational opportunities for both local residents and travelers crossing Canada.

Located 26 kilometers east of Dryden, the park operates from May through September, offering designated areas for swimming, canoeing, and fishing activities.

Thunder Lake's clear, shallow waters originate from ancient glaciers that covered Ontario during the last ice age, creating an excellent environment for aquatic activities.

Location: Kenora District

Inception: 1958

Elevation above the sea: 385 m

Website: https://ontarioparks.com/park/aaron/fr

GPS coordinates: 49.76170,-92.65650

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:34