Pakwash Provincial Park is a remote northern retreat that captures the spirit of adventure. Comfortable facilities in a secluded and serene natural environment make this park an ideal place to camp, fish, hike and explore as well as relax while soaking up the peaceful atmosphere of the north.

Pakwash Lake is teeming with smallmouth bass, walleye, whitefish and northern pike. Launch your boat in the park and explore big Pakwash Lake. Park staff will point out the best canoe routes in the area. Ask them about Canoe Route 74, a 233-km route paddled by natives, fur traders and prospectors. Don’t worry if you forgot your canoe. Pakwash has canoes, life jackets, and paddles available for rent.

The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including moose, black bears, deer, otters, minks, bald eagles and ospreys. The shallow, clean waters of Pakwash Lake and the park's 1.5 km sandy beach are ideal for family swimming. Play soccer or baseball on the large playing field in the day-use area or take the children to the playground.

There are 69 camping sites, of which 26 are electrical sites. The campground and day-use areas are operated by the subcommittee of Ear Falls 2000 “Friends of Pakwash”, the Township of Ear Falls, in partnership with the MNR-Ontario Parks.

For bookings before May 1st please contact Ear Falls 2000 @ 807-222-2059 and after May 1st until September 1st, bookings can be made directly at the park by calling 807-222-3346