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Sioux Narrows
Overview
Sioux Narrows Provincial Park offers a quintessential Northwestern Ontario experience along the eastern shores of Lake of the Woods. This park serves as a serene gateway to the vast wilderness of the region, providing RV travelers with a tranquil setting among towering pines and rocky outcrops. It is a place where the pace of life slows down, allowing visitors to reconnect with nature while enjoying the unique geological landscape of the Canadian Shield.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just north of the village of Sioux Narrows, the park is surrounded by the crystal-clear waters and thousands of islands that define this area. The landscape is dominated by boreal forests and dramatic rock formations, offering a rugged backdrop for your camping stay. Its location provides easy access to the water, making it a prime spot for those who want to explore the interconnected bays and channels of the majestic Lake of the Woods system.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is well-equipped for RVers, offering numerous campsites with electrical hookups that accommodate a variety of rig sizes. Essential facilities include clean comfort stations with laundry and shower facilities, as well as a convenient sanitation station for RV waste. Guests can also take advantage of the park's sandy beach, a boat launch for easy water access, and several well-maintained hiking trails that wind through the dense forest and along the shoreline.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Fishing is a primary draw here, with the lake being world-renowned for walleye, northern pike, and muskie. Visitors should not miss the historic Sioux Narrows Bridge, once the longest wood-block bridge in North America, located in the nearby town. For those preferring land-based activities, the Aspen Trail offers a scenic hike through diverse forest types, while the local gift shops and heritage center in town provide a glimpse into the area's rich history.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for anglers and boaters who want direct access to one of Canada’s most famous lakes. It is also a perfect fit for families seeking a quiet retreat where they can enjoy swimming and hiking in a safe, natural environment. If you prefer a rustic, nature-focused experience over a high-density commercial resort, Sioux Narrows Provincial Park provides the peaceful atmosphere and scenic beauty you are looking for in an RV trip.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Elaine Dare
Campsites not available with water, electrical yes but most are taken by seasonal campers. Comfort station needs maintenance (floor painted). Sites are uneven. Very quiet did not see a soul. Mosquitoes galore. Large sites.
Jackie Scott
The positive: the lake is lovely- clean and beautiful. The day use park and swimming beach is also great. The bathrooms are clean and the showers nice and hot. There are some beautiful unserviced sites along the shore. The park feels run down though. The road in is very bumpy and needs to be resurfaced. The campsites also need tlc and levelling. Most of the electrical sites were occupied with permanent campers’ rigs but we had the whole campground to ourselves so it is obviously used as a seasonal weekend cottage/fishing base. We tried several times to pay but the gatehouse was always closed and no one came round. We ended up leaving what cash we had in the box.
Michelle Gan
The playground was nice, close to the road but far from the beach. There was a large lawn with trees between the playground and the lake. The Beach was small but workable. Many kayakers in the area. The two pit toilets and 1 change room. The walkways were not groomed or swept in a long time. Lots of overgrown shrubbery on the path. The trashcan had lots of overflow of trash and cans. On a Saturday afternoon it was pretty quiet.
Keith Fennell
Had a great camping trip here! Very kind and friendly staff. Loved the trails! Washrooms were very clean and even had wood finishes. Very nice touch!
Ute Lindner
Hidden Ontario Gem! Small campground on Lake of the Woods. Campground is on the older side, but very clean. We had one of the campsites along the waterfront with great view over the lake. Amazing staff that goes out of their way to assist the campers.
