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White Lake Provincial Park Review
Northern Ontario
🗓️ May to September
White Lake Provincial Park is a natural environment park located in Northern Ontario, Canada. It encompasses White Lake, a 6,500-hectare lake that is one of the largest on the Lake Superior Circle Route. The park is known for its warm waters, sandy beaches, and excellent fishing opportunities for Walleye and Northern Pike. It also offers interpretive programs and nature trails to explore the boreal forest.
White Lake, Sandy beaches, Nature trails
White River, Pukaskwa National Park, Lake Superior Circle Tour
"Crystal clear pristine turquoise water... Friendly ducks swim up to you and turtles hang out... Lots of fish too! A really neat lake!"
"Nice easy location. Minimal camping sites which is nice so it isn't too crazy. Can get a bit cramped during the days when the fishers come down to park. Look for the turtles at the dock! Nice little trail that runs beside the lake to mosey along. Not a good lake for swimming though....overall quite pleasant."
"First time here and we went casting off of shore. Spent 4 hours doing that it was so relaxing and quiet. Seen a moose swim across the lake"