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Rainbow Falls Provincial Park Review
Northern Ontario
🗓️ May to October
Rainbow Falls Provincial Park offers stunning scenery along Lake Superior's North Shore. Visitors can witness the cascading waters of Rainbow Falls as they flow towards Lake Superior and enjoy panoramic views from various hiking trails. The park provides diverse camping experiences, from the inland Whitesand Lake to the rugged Rossport Campground on Lake Superior, and is ideal for water sports. It is also a gateway to sections of the extensive Casque Isles Trail.
Rainbow Falls, Rainbow Falls Trail, Casque Isles Trail, Lake Superior, Whitesand Lake
Rossport, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area, Casque Isles Trail
"Semi level sites, some better than others, with a good bit of privacy. Sites are small. Water fill station is the very first right once you turn off 17. Fill with water before proceeding to gate house, otherwise you will have to go all the way through the park and back out again to fill."
"Rainbow Falls consists of two campgrounds - a smaller one on Lake Superior (Rossport) and a larger one on Whitesand Lake. We used Whitesand Lake as our base to hike the Casque Isles Trail at the beginning of August. The campground offered limited services due to COVID."
"The Whitesand Lake Campground has several loops. I would recommend the Maggie loop as most sites in that loop are fairly level and spacious. This loop has a lot of seasonal campers. I do not recommend the Selim loop sites 1-21 as the road in has a lot of potholes and overhanging trees that scrape your RV and the sites are small and very unlevel."