My visit did not start well. When you enter the office is to the left and has a red lettered sign saying pull up. After check in you have to go around a tree back to where you came. To do this, if you have a big rig, you will have to disconnect. Then as you enter park you will see the small black lettered sign saying "big rig parking", so when you go in stay right. Just a hint to the owners all important signs should be the same color and size. Site was do able in my 38 footer but not the largest I've ever had. OK one nighter but next time might try the KOA on other side of town. You are about 14 miles west of Thunder Bay at Happy land. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access to park and to our site. Tight area were you check in at the office. Quiet park in a grove of trees. Nice to find a 50 amp park in Ontario. We would sty here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is a little ways outside of Thunder Bay, but it is one mile from beautiful falls that are well worth visiting. We have a 37 foot Class A and it was a little tight driving through the park, but nothing to worry about. Very well shaded lots. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has many large, well separated, well shaded, quite level sites for those who enjoy a "camping" type experience. Water hookups not available but at the dump station a fresh water hose is available to fill water tanks. The waterfalls is also quite a sight - well worth dropping in just for that reason. This park is about 20 minutes west of Thunder Bay, at the town of Kakabeka Falls. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was the typical KOA. Very clean, lots to do, great help from the staff, well maintained park. They had a variety of areas for kids, travelers, and seasonal campers. Some areas had shade and some were for sunny days. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed 5 weeks. This park is close to the Trans-Canada highway. It is also used by the locals as a weekend getaway. Some are there for the summer. Weekend activities usually relate to a charity fund raiser, Some activities for kids. We enjoyed our stay and have the grandkids there almost every day. They have fun with other kids. Camp fires can be a problem with the amount of smoke. Park is well looked after and very clean. Sites are fairly good sized, We had to ask for some dust control as the dust was very bad. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I stayed here for a week and extended for another. This site would be a 10 if not for the traffic noise that goes on all night from the Trans Canada Highway 11-17 that is visible from the campground. My site was large but not level. It was almost all sand and caused dirt problems. I ended up buying an outside rug piece to help. There were grass sites but no shade. Most of the real nice sites are permanent rentals. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Nice pool and showers. Has an excellent mini put on site and a free catch and release trout pond for your enjoyment. Playground for kids. This park is used by locals for weekend get a ways and as a vacation spot. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground lies on the north side of the city right on the Current River. Right off the Trans Canada Highway. It is in the middle of a boreal forest so there is abundant shade everywhere. Site are spacious but bring along adapters and extension cord as electricity is in odd locations. One section appears to be getting a 30amp upgrade with water at convenient plugs. Some sites could use levelling. Good TV reception of local channels. On site manager friendly and efficient. City crews do a good job maintaining we always saw them working during the day. Beware of Bears though, as they can visit at night. Falls are great for wading (they are only 3 feet high max) in dry weather. Watch out after rains though. Trails to Cascades in one direction and Centennial Park in the other. Not very crowded during mid week but people we did meet were pleasant. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.