🌲 About This Park
Aaron Provincial Park, conveniently located off the Trans-Canada Highway, is an ideal stopping point for cross-country explorers. It features two sandy beaches and the clear, shallow waters of Thunder Lake, perfect for water-based activities. Thunder Lake itself is a remnant of ancient glaciers, adding a unique geological aspect to the park's landscape.
Aspen Trail, Eastern White Cedar Trail, Thunder Lake
Dryden, Wabigoon Lake RV Park, Nature’s Inn RV Park & Marina
🎯 Activities
📹 Video Review
⭐ Top Visitor Reviews
“I arrived at nearly 9 PM without a reservation and was delighted the park office was open until 10 and could get me a campsite. The site itself was mostly wooded but was open completely to the road and partially to the neighboring site so privacy is not great and looked to be similar at most other sites. Many sites have direct access to trails.”
“The showers are like the ones at home. You can adjust the temperature and they stay on as long as you like. Very clean as well. Sites are large, easy to access and quite private.”
“Keep a eye out for the entrance sign … poorly marked – (in advance), the actual park sign is fine – you may just miss it unless your paying attention. Our site was – strange – long – crazy long – maybe 100 feet and crazy deep 200 feet, we had to park across the (ie wrong way 90 degrees to gravel pad at the top end to get our 150 +…”