Sturgeon Falls KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 60' Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Snack Bar ($)
• Kamping Kitchen
• Fishing
• Firewood ($)
• Pavilion
• Tour Shuttle ($)

• 50 Slip Marina
• Outdoor Movies

• Boat Launch

Boating Boating along the beautiful Sturgeon River or across Lake Nipissing to the French River is the most spectacular and relaxing experience.  Whether you're fishing, sight seeing or just going out to the beach you will enjoy the sights and tranquility.

Swimming There are many places to swim along the shorelines of Lake Nipissing or the French River.  Whether you choose to swim on a beach or in the middle of the lake off the boat, the water is fresh and cool.

Fishing Lake Nipissing is the fifth-largest lake in Ontario (excluding the great lakes) and covers 831 square km. Located 50 km northeast of Georgian Bay, the lake runs in an east-west direction to a length of 80 km.
The prime game fish sought by anglers are the walleye or pickerel. They are so plentiful in this lake that catching your limit is considered a bad days fishing. Other species that are abundant are northern pike, smallmouth & largemouth bass, yellow perch, muskellunge, whitefish & cisco. Lake Nipissing is also the ice-fishing capital of the north. With over 2,000 huts on the lake, anglers enjoy the best winter fishing in Ontario. 

Sturgeon River House Museum The Museum hosts a variety of events throughout the year with activities planned for all of Mother Nature’s four seasons. Whether you are a winter enthusiast or you prefer the soft breeze of a beautiful summer’s day, you will certainly enjoy your time spent at the museum.

Their events are without a doubt a great way to spend a day exploring new grounds and learning new facts on local history and that of the Hudson Bay Company.

Laurentide Golf Club Originally designed by former hockey star and Member of Parliament, Moe Mantha, Sr. this 18 hole golf course is located in Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, right along the Sturgeon River. Since 1965 Laurentide Golf Club has been known for it's immaculate bentgrass greens and generous, rolling fairways of bluegrass. The beautiful Northern Ontario scenery is accompanied by a  welcoming staff and dining lounge managed by Kae Mantha.

Duchesnay Falls Nature Trails Duchesnay Falls is located just west of North Bay along Hwy 17 on Duchesnay Creek. Like many of the waterfalls on the Canadian Shield, this is a long cascade consisting of many drops and several twists and turns. The two largest drops are each around 15 feet high. In high water the falls forms two main channels, but when I visited the east channel was dry. You can explore every inch of this waterfall by walking and climbing along the rocks. There are no fences.
 
To reach the falls from North Bay head west on Hwy 17 for a couple of kilometers. There is a small road side park on the north side of the road. This is located just east of where Hwy 17 and 17B meet. The road size park has a paved parking lot. Well defined trails lead to the falls. There is even a stairway to take you to the top if you do not feel like clambering on the rocks.