Wabakimi is one of Ontario's largest parks - bigger than the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island or the State of Connecticut - and offers the adventure seeker a wilderness experience on a grand scale!

Incredible canoeing and fishing is available throughout the park. This is backcountry with a distinct northern charm and beauty. Paddle in solitude, fish to your heart's content or enjoy the comforts of a remote fly-in fishing lodge.

With its rare woodland caribou and remote rivers, Wabakimi embraces elements of the rugged Canadian Shield and boreal forests. Paddle into solitude on the 12,000 lakes within the park. There are over 2,000 kilometers of canoe routes in the park.

The park is home to all kinds of wildlife including woodland caribou, wolves, deer, moose, bald eagles and wolverines to name a few. Access to Wabakimi is primarily by air or canoe but you can travel into the park by rail. Outfitters can assist you in planning a trip into this vast area of untouched wilderness. You may want to camp in the rugged wilderness or you can relax in the comforts of remote fly-in lodges. Fishing for walleye, northern and trout is exceptional.

Contact us for a copy of our Travel Guide and Map which lists canoe outfitters and fly in fishing outfitters who operate in the park. You can also call Ontario Parks at 1-800-ONTARIO or visit their website at www.OntarioParks.com.

Use the links showing here to locate all members of our association with operations in or around Wabakimi Wilderness Park. Go ahead and start clicking your way to a wilderness adventures, vacations, and outdoor experiences that have few rivals in North America! Here's a map of Wabakimi Wilderness Park.

If you want additional information on Northwestern Ontario, the Sunset Country Travel Association produces a Free Travel Guide that includes a poster-sized map of the area showing the locations of Ontario accommodations. You can order your free copy here or call us toll free at 1-800-665-7567. Enjoy!