[MNTMAN]

Just wondering what is the best lake side or river side camping site there is?

I like Otter Falls!

 

[MNTMAN]

Hummmmm guess Otter Falls is the only one! :shock:

 

[Backroad Benny]

100's of them out there. Just cruise a favorite lake and find a place to pitch a tent on shore. It doesn't get any better than that! No firepit required in Ontario or outside provincial parks (when there are no fire bans on of course).

Most people won't advertise their favorite crowned land spots though since it lowers the odds of it being available the next time they want to go out and camp.

Rushing River has some nice looking lakefront sites though. So if you're talking places to pay to camp, that gets my vote for the best.

 

[rayf]

my favorite lakeside is at these co-ords....W50.319977,N95.182759 its an awesome place to call home for the weekend...

 

[Big B Muskies]

Wanipigow past Manigotagan has some great sites on the water. We stayed at some and brought our boat to fish. Did not end up launching the boat as the shore fishing for walleyes and pike mixed with some Moose(head) made boating not an option.

 

[MNTMAN]

Cool...thanks for the replys guys!

 

[1/8thtonoffun]

If you like to drive nothing beats Bakers Narrows for waterfront sites!!! You have a little one now so the yurts are good for that, book early though. Nothing beats fishing Athpap all day then sitting on your perch 40ft over the water with a fire going and a cold bev in hand!! We booked Otter Falls today for a 10 day stay waterfront in august the best waterfront sites in the south end of the province. IMO Backroads is right though getting off the park grid can't be beat!!

 

[Tinman]

my favorite lakeside is at these co-ords....W50.319977,N95.182759 its an awesome place to call home for the weekend...

let me guess......Eagle Nest Lake???

 

[rayf]

let me guess......Eagle Nest Lake???

wow old thread but ya, eaglenest lake.....nice and quiet up there

 

[1/8thtonoffun]

Camping reservation opened today, thought it would be a good time to hit this topic with the paddles!! lol

 

[greencube]

Just wondering what is the best lake side or river side camping site there is?

You've been up to Pointe, some great spots to camp upriver.

 

[1/8thtonoffun]

You could also use my grandfathers cabin at the mouth of the Grassy river on Tramping lake it's always open and it's free!! Spent every summer there from age 7-16 theres no place like it for me.

 

[Tinman]

You could also use my grandfathers cabin at the mouth of the Grassy river on Tramping lake it's always open and it's free!! Spent every summer there from age 7-16 theres no place like it for me.

now that's a beautiful lake

 

[Thane]

Black lake, Baker's narrow's and Steeprock lake just to mention a few off the top of my head. All have some great sites.

 

[rayf]

You could also use my grandfathers cabin at the mouth of the Grassy river on Tramping lake it's always open and it's free!! Spent every summer there from age 7-16 theres no place like it for me.

thought this was pretty sweet http://www.manitobaphotos.com/trampinglake.htm

 

[1/8thtonoffun]

It's amazing how much those pictographs have faded since I was a kid. Compared some pics taken a couple years ago to some taken when I was 13 couldn't believe how fast they are disappearing.

 

[topwater]

We spent a week at Wekusko Falls last year... great place for camping and fishing. Is this your Grandfathers cabin.

 

[1/8thtonoffun]

Yes it is.

 

[1/8thtonoffun]

I have a lot of that same pic!! lol

 

[Blackwatercats]

I want to try some off the grid camping..just don't for see the free time coming anytime soon