The best camping near Wildgoose Outwash Deposit Provincial Park

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Camping Spot + Tents & Camping Gear

1 site · Tent20 acres · New Liskeard, ON

Enjoy a private backcountry camping spot in the Boreal forest. We only offer one camp site spot, so you'll be the only guest(s) on the property to enjoy your stay in seclusion. Bring your own tent and camping equipment or use our tents & camping gear included in the price of rental. Our camping spot has three tent platforms with tents already set up for you or you can set up your own tent(s). There's a mosquito net tent on a platform with a picnic table for your use and an outdoor kitchen with propane cooker, small fridge, pots & pans etc. We also have fast internet (WiFi) when the generator is running. In the evenings enjoy sitting by the campfire. No extra charge for firewood if you collect it yourself. There's an outhouse and shower facilities with hot water. The campsite is located about 10 minute walk from a beautiful waterfall where you can swim, fish or just enjoy the view. It's a quiet and rarely visited spot so likely you'll be the only ones around to enjoy it. What's included in the price? 1. Three tent platforms to pitch your own tent or stay in one of our tents. 2. Mosquito net canopy with a picnic table. 3. Access to our outdoor/shed kitchen that includes propane cooker, small fridge, pans and pots, plates etc. (shared with owners) 4. Access to privy (outhouse) and shower with hot water. (shared with owners). 5. Campfire pit area with some firewood. If you need more firewood you can collect deadwood from designated area at no extra charge. 6. WiFi over Starlink connection in mornings and evenings when generator is running. You NEED to bring your own potable/drinking/cooking water.

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John R.’s Land

3 sites · Lodging300 acres · New Liskeard, ON

The RITZ is a 30 yr old lumber camp located a few miles east of the town of Sesikenika, on the property is an old gold mine called the GOLDEN SUMMIT that operated in the dirty 30,s ,there large rock pile for looking for gold that originated from within the mine. There is also a nice creek for kayaking and lots of trails for ATVs. We have 300 acres with road access! Convenience store nearby, boat and motor can be provided for lake access and fishing.

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Siempre Young

1 site · Lodging6 acres · New Liskeard, ON

This is an island paradise. 5.9 acres located on the third largest island on Sesekinika Lake, Ontario. This property is remote access- by boat only- water taxi can be available. Surrounded by nature's beauty and some of the most beautiful sunset skies; its breath taking and tranquil. This property is completely off grid, supported by solar and batteries. There are two dwellings on the property, the main Lake house where I reside and up on a rock face is the bunk house, which is available. Please ty of spots to pitch a tent. Fire pit is located on a rock point surrounded by water. Swimming off the dock and enjoy a nice fire burning hot tub. Lots of trails to explore or just enjoy the relaxation.

The best camping near Wildgoose Outwash Deposit Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on a journey through time at Wildgoose Outwash Deposit Provincial Park, where the ancient terrain tells stories of the earth's formative years. Venture into a landscape dominated by white birch and Jack pine, exploring the diverse habitats from upland to lowland communities. With no facilities to speak of, this park is a true escape into nature's embrace.

When to go

The best time to visit Wildgoose Outwash Deposit Provincial Park is during the warmer months when the rugged terrain is fully accessible and the beauty of the ancient landscapes can be fully appreciated. Winter visits may be challenging due to weather conditions and accessibility.

Know before you go

Check the Porcupine Health Unit for any advisories before planning your visit.
Prepare for a rustic experience as there are no visitor facilities available in the park.
Ensure you have all necessary supplies, as the nearest town is some distance away.
Respect the park's natural environment and adhere to the Leave No Trace principles.
Be aware of wildlife and maintain a safe distance at all times.