Mississagi Provincial Park - Elliot Lake

Name: Mississagi Provincial Park - Elliot Lake
Address: Hwy 639, Elliot Lake, ON, Canada, Canada

4.4/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

About Mississagi Provincial Park

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Address :	Hwy 639, Elliot Lake, ON, Canada
Phone :	📞 +78
Website :	https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/mississagi
Categories :	Tourist attraction , State park ,

Best State park in Canada

D	David Gordon O'Hare on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great place to disappear . No cell service . Amazing sandy beaches with clear water to boat or canoe to. will be back next year
C	Camping girl 1982 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This was an ok park. Stayed on walk in site #2. Bathrooms could use an up grade. Roads need repaired and better signage thru out park. Was nice for seeing wild life.
K	Kevin Ziegler on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Amazing Park with even better trails and water ways. Park is well maintained keeping in mind there are vault toilets only and no showers. Not to mention there is no internet availability as in not even your own data no signal what so ever. So don't tell your kids until your getting close lol I lost my internet 1 kilometer from the park. All and all I would recommend to anyone who loves the outdoors and nature!
N	Naryan Wong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wonderful helpful staff, great trails and viewpoints, lots of frogs and daddy long legs. Mosquitos weren't bad (mid Aug). Totally worth the drive, hope to come back in the fall!
R	Raphael Mabalot on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This park is one of the best Ontario has to offer. Her trails are as beautiful as they come and it's not overcrowded (I went late August). The views are spectacular. I did the Helenbar trail with a friend and we must say, the first lookout offered one of the best views we've ever seen from an Ontario Park. There are also other, longer, trails (ie, Semiwite and Mckenzie) which takes multiple days to complete. Backcountry permits are bought in the office. There's also a beach facing Semiwite lake and canoe rentals. We rented one for 6 hours, and at 28 dollars, it was pretty cheap. It was enoigh time for us to traverse Semiwite and Helenbar lake and do a 419 (or so) poetage. The portage between the lakes is a bit rough with elevation changes so keep that in mind. I deducted a star since there are no shower facilities or a washroom facility on site (even Kap-Kig Iwan has one... and that was isolated) The road leading to the park was also rough and crack my windshield - hoping it won't with yours! Overall, one of the better parks for sure!
Z	Zsófia Halmai on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I love this park. Could spend my summer vacation there every year. Nice and quiet park with friendly and helpful people. Not too crowded. Numerous hiking trails stars directly from the park. Canoe rental opportunity. Amazing beaches. Highly recommend.
A	Alyssar on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We camped at Mississagi at the end of June, 3 nights/4days. Overall, the park was okay, great hiking trails, with different levels of difficulty. Canoe rentals are a pro too. The mosquitos were very very very bad. The sign at the front of the park, by the entrance is on point. Bug spray did not work, at all! Park staff were kind, and patrolled quite regularly. Only thing was that some campers were very loud into the late hours, and there was no control over that. Dogs too! Our campsite was an odd shape, and quite small, so be careful when picking a campsite if you have a larger vehicle or will have more than 1 tent. We stayed at campsite #55.
A	Aidan Tierney on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The most peaceful Ontario Park I’ve been to for car camping. Total silence at night. Very quiet and respectful campers. The area is extremely beautiful and feels remote. Visited in late September and no bugs. I managed to get phone service by the lake.