WELCOME TO & Area TOURISM INFORMATION PACKAGE

MORE THAN A DESTINATION... IT’S A LIFESTYLE This information package has been prepared to provide you with a “quick” reference of the many activities and services available to you, as a new resident or visitor in our area. The Tourism Information Centre is located in the Chamber of Commerce office, beside McDonald’s Restaurant in New Liskeard.

We invite you to visit the Information Centre to select any of the brochures detailing the many businesses and points of interest throughout Temiskaming. If you have questions, please call us at: 705-647-5771 or toll-free at 1-866-947-5753

2 PROFILE OF THE REGION

Temiskaming Shores & Surrounding Areas

South Temiskaming The City of South Temiskaming is a vital and thriving Temiskaming Shores group of communities along the scenic (formerly New Liskeard, Haileybury, and western shore of Lake Temiskaming. The Dymond) consists of a population of about District of Temiskaming shares its border with 10,500 residents. Temiskaming Shores is the the Province of and consequently the commercial hub of a huge agricultural, forestry district is a diverse mix of both French and and mining region. A strong agricultural English as well as Aboriginal cultures. We base has minimized the “boom and bust cycle”, typical of northern communities which believe our communities have something for relied on the mining and forestry industry. everyone. They are rich in pioneer history; we Most of the City's agriculture is done in the are home to one of Canada's legendary frontier surrounding townships such as; Armstrong, mining camps. For those looking for the Casey, Harley, Harris, Hudson and Kerns. The comforts of civilizations, we offer a wide range land in this area is regarded as some of the of retail and commercial services. Our events, most fertile land in the South Temiskaming festivals and attractions will entertain your region. The citizens of Temiskaming Shores all whole family, while highlighting the treasures share the typical friendly attitude so common of Temiskaming. to Northerners along with a love for the outdoor life. Aside from being the key retail centre in the region, Temiskaming Shores has much to offer in the way of things to do. The Temiskaming Shores area is rich in fascinating history. Many visitors are amazed to find that Haileybury once had a streetcar service as well as being home to the man who authored the Did you know? world-famous Hardy Boys adventure stories— South Temiskaming is home Leslie McFarlane who wrote under the name to one of Canada’s legendary Franklin W. Dixon. Haileybury’s origins can frontier mining camps be traced to the mining industry. The mine owners, not wanting to live right in the mining town, built beautiful homes close to the lake. Haileybury is also home to the Haileybury Heritage Museum and Historic Rockwalk Park.

3 CAN’T MISS EXPERIENCES

Township of Armstrong and Historical Cobalt

Earlton line; a national league hockey team; and The Town of Earlton or Armstrong Township is one of the first two District Headquarters for located in the area historically referred to as the Provincial Police—all of this in Temiskaming’s “” and is known for Cobalt. Investors, dreamers, shopkeepers and a strong agricultural presence and the dairy workers: they built this town. The fortunes of centre of the north. Located at the centre of mine owners and entrepreneurs bore legacies the most fertile stretch of agriculture property such as Casa Loma, in Toronto, and funds for in the “north”, Earlton has a population of the purchase of a hockey team that would approximately 1200 and is also host to eventually become one of the NHL’s “original numerous manufacturing industries and six” – the Montreal Canadiens. The workers specialized service companies. Earlton was the played a vital role in establishing modern host of the 2009 Temiskaming International standards of safety and workers’ compensation. Plowing Match and Rural Expo which attracted By the 1930s, the silver had nearly run out, thousands of visitors to the area. and like all boomtowns, one by one, and then in droves, as they had come, mine owners and Cobalt labourers packed up and left. But Cobalt means more than just sepia-toned memories. Unlike The discovery of a rich vein of silver essentially other famous mining boom towns, Cobalt “paved” Canada’s centre of commerce… a was never left uninhabited. The Cobalt silver discovery that heralded a new era in mining camp is now a protected Canadian government and development, with tonnes of silver Heritage District. The community boasts the extracted from the camp, solidifying the title of “Most Historic Town in Ontario”. The foundations of modern day’s Bay Street. A incredible, almost romantic, experiences have saying at the time was “Toronto? That’s just not been laid to ashes and silver dust. From the place you go to get the train to Cobalt.” those ashes sprang forth new life, new growth Cobalt saw the operation of over 120 mines in and new opportunity. From here, we invite you its heyday. With the air of a “wild west” town, to explore Historic Cobalt. It’s been revitalized. fortune seekers arrived in droves at the train In this setting, explore its illustrious past. It station in Cobalt. The town was teeming with is a truly unique tourism destination. It is the excitement at every corner. The Royal Stock cradle of Canadian mining. It is Canadian spirit, Exchange; a first-class vaudevillian theatre, pure and true. It is Cobalt spirit. Come for a day with acts straight from Broadway; a streetcar – discover a century. 4 ALL-SEASON PLAYGROUND

Coleman, Latchford and Elk Lake

Coleman Township Latchford Coleman Township has an impressive Latchford is the gateway to the South range of historically and culturally unique Temiskaming Region and a great place to characteristics. The forest expanse offers a reside or to start your vacation. In addition myriad of photographic opportunities to to being the hiking trailhead for the Ottawa- capture the changing of the leaves. You can ski Temiskaming Highland Trail, Latchford is also the trails at the Nordic Ski Club in the winter the home of W.J.B. Greenwood Provincial and mountain bike them in summer. In the Park. In addition, Latchford has a magnificent spring ATV riders can be seen stirring up the beach, great recreation facilities and waterfront muddy trails that run through the Township. camping facilities at Bay Lake Campground. Come visit for a fun time full of peaceful Latchford boasts a rich history which comes swimming, canoeing, fishing and boating. to life in many tourist attractions such as; the Coleman is an all-season playground! House of Memories Museum and the Ontario Logger’s Hall of Fame. Latchford is also home Elk Lake to the World’s Shortest Covered Bridge and the The Township of James or Elk Lake is situated Latchford Dam, one of the area’s most scenic at the point where the Bear Creek (Makobe man-made spots beside the Sgt. Aubrey Cosens River) flows into the Montreal River, offering VC Memorial Bridge. beautiful scenery at all times of the year. Elk Lake boasts a significant number of tourist camps and lodges offering excellent packages for the outdoor sports and nature enthusiast including the popular Elk Lake Civic Weekend. Elk Lake’s economy is driven by a sustainable forest industry. Elk Lake has become a leading example of a working community forest.

5 Temiskaming Shores & Area Annual Festivals & Events Date Event

Festival des Folies FrancoFun This funfilled festival for all ages celebrates francophone culture and its April characteristic "joie de vivre" through vibrant concerts, innovative workshops, local talent shows and crazy activities for young and old alike. Spring Pulse Poetry Festival Celebrate the legacy of physician/poet William Henry Drummond. Northeastern May Ontario’s largest poetry/art event. Experience poetry, music and fun in a creative community. Various venues June throughout Cobalt and the City of Temiskaming Shores. North on Tap : Craft Beer Festival. Breweries. Food Vendors. Fun for everyone. July 'Hop To It' 5km Beer Run. Haileybury Waterfront Rod Inglis Memorial Earlton Steam & Antique Show Held on the 3rd weekend of July, the Earlton Steam July Show offers antique machines, artifacts, cars, tractors and displays on the history of machinery for the last 100 years. Deepwater Music Festival hosted by the Temagami Artistic Collective at the Temagami July Waterfront. Folk / Roots music and more. Temagami Canoe Festival a 3day, indooroutdoor, multistage, ticket and familyfriendly celebration of canoes, culture and music. Activities include: canoe displays, demos and workshops, canoe race events, July historical talks, birch bark canoes, guided old growth forest hikes, live music, food and craft vendors, and more. Stan Martin Memorial Mud Bog Presented by Swamp Rats 4 x 4 Club. Come for a “dirty good time.” July Categories include Truck Pull, ATV races, powder puff and dash for cash. Sutton Bay Park CountryFest Top country and cover bands gather for one spectacular music event. Fun for July the whole family. El Rodeo Truck Rodeo In NotreDameduNord, Quebec The Truck Rodeo attracts over 113,000 yearly Aug visitors. Highlights include the Show & Shine, truck pull, truck parade, family zone, flea market, music and more. La Foire Gourmande de l'AbitibiTémiscamingue et du NordEst Ontario An annual Gourmet Food Festival on Aug the shores of Lake Temiskaming in VilleMarie on the 3rd weekend in August, celebrating culinary products from Abitibi Temiscamingue and . Sept Fall Fair Annual Fall Fair presented by the Englehart & District Agricultural Society New Liskeard Fall Fair Join our family event. Take part in the animals, attractions, entertainment, exhibits & Sept the midway. Laugh with your friends and family; share amongst yourselves & grow your agricultural heritage. Le concours de labour du Temiskaming Plowing Match. You will find plowing competitions, horses, silent Sept auction, local crafts, petting farm, local music talent and much more. Temiskaming Shores & Area Rotary Oktoberfest You don't have to be German to enjoy Oktoberfest! Oct There's more than enough fun to go around. 10th Annual STATO Haunted Hustle Full and Half Marathon, 5 and 10km walk/run and 4 person Teen Relay Oct Challenge along the scenic STATO Trail. Village Noel Temiskaming Celebrate an Old Fashioned Christmas New France style with our downtown Nov merchants in a Christmas Village setting with kiosks featuring artisans, craftspeople and food vendors from NorthEastern Ontario and NorthWestern Quebec. 6 Discover beautiful Lake Temiskaming by taking part in this scenic adventure Explore the Lake Temiskaming Tour LAKE TOUR PASSPORT www.laketemiskaming.com May 1st to September 30th

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1 > The Bunker Military Museum 2 > Charlton-Dack Heritage Centre 24 Prospect Avenue, Cobalt Charlton 705-679-5191 705-544-7525 www.bunkermilitarymuseum.ca www.charltonanddack.com The Bunker Military Museum opened to the Come explore over 100 years of history at the public in 1990 in the old Ontario Northland Charlton-Dack Heritage Centre. This Heritage train station in Cobalt, but its humble Centre is one of Charlton’s oldest buildings and beginnings stretch back to the end of WW2. has a unique heritage of its own. It was built in James “Jim” Jones returned from active service 1909 to serve as Dack’s town hall, courthouse in 1945 with an assortment of artifacts and and jail. Call in to book an appointment to visit memorabilia and his collection grew until he this historic monument. ran out of display space in his basement. In 2012, Jim’s collection was moved to its present 3 > Cobalt Mining Museum location, a specially designed building meeting 24 Silver Street, Cobalt all museum standards. The Bunker Military 705-679-8301 Museum is one of the largest galleries in the www.cobalt.ca north, with a unique collection of military This museum holds one of the most unique artifacts dating from the Boer War to present collections of historic mine materials and day conflicts. Memorabilia from Canada, United artifacts in North America. It houses a collection States of America, France, Germany, Russia, Italy of rare photographs and early newspapers, and many other nations is proudly displayed such as the Cobalt Nugget and the Northern and identified in both official languages. The Miner that document the history of the Mining Bunker is wheelchair accessible. Camp and the people of Cobalt. Over the years, rare mining books, ledgers and government manuals have been preserved and are made Museums & Galleries readily available to researchers, historians, and the public. For children there is the Miniature Mining Camp exhibit and other curiosities like the Fluorescent Rock Room. The museum also includes a specialty silver gift shop and a dedicated art gallery. 9 4 > Elk Lake Heritage Museum > 4 575 Main Street, Elk Lake 705-678-2237 www.elklake.ca This community museum and archives interpret the history of the Elk Lake area. Displays chronical the history of the local mining, logging, lumbering and agricultural industries, as well as that of the area’s schools and churches. Early Canadian artifacts from World Wars I and II are also exhibited.

5 > Englehart & Area Historical Museum 67 Sixth Avenue, Englehart 705-544-2400 > 5 www.englehart.ca The Englehart & Area Historical Museum is the oldest and tallest building in Englehart as it was the original Englehart Public School building built in 1909. The museum has three floors and over 17,000 artifacts from prehistoric to early 20th- century times. The Exhibition Room is available for art exhibits during the operating season, with the displays changing every three weeks.

6 > Haileybury Heritage Museum 575 Main Street, Haileybury 705-672-1922 www.haileyburyheritagemuseum.ca Founded in 1983 to commemorate the Great > 6 Fire of 1922, the Haileybury Heritage Museum features a fully restored 1904 Toronto Railway Co. Streetcar (used as housing after The ), a Ruggles 1922 fire pumper, the tugboat “M.V. Beauchene” and an Ontario Northland Railway caboose. Famed hockey player, Art Ross and Leslie McFarlane, the first ghostwriter of the Hardy Boys books are also featured. The heritage and history of Haileybury come alive through the extensive photograph collection and artifact display. Haileybury’s recorded history is dated from 1889 when its founder, Charles Cobbold Farr began his settlement. 10 7 < > 8 > 10

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7 > House of Memories Museum / 9 > Mezzanine Gallery, Loggers Hall of Fame Classic Theatre 72 Main Street, Hwy 11, Latchford 30 Silver Street, Cobalt 705-676-2416 705-679-8080 www.latchford.ca The Classic Theatre decided in the mid-90’s that Take a stroll down memory lane in this ten it would be a good idea to have space dedicated room historic house in Latchford. Learn about to the fine arts as well as the performing the early 1900s all the way to present. The arts, thus creating a beautiful venue to hold Department of Lands and Forests (Ontario), receptions, exhibitions as well as something built this house nearly 75 years ago for the visual for guests to the theatre to enjoy during Chief Ranger, Mr. Phil Hoffman and his family. intermissions. The outbuildings, still in place today, included a bunkhouse for the Fire Rangers and other 10 > Redstone Miniature employees. The large building known as the Automobile Gallery Loggers Hall of Fame was a garage for the 583250 West Road South, Haileybury Department’s trucks and equipment. 705-676-6513 or 705-676-6571 8 > Little Claybelt Redstone offers guided tours of their amazing Homesteaders Museum miniature automobile gallery, over 3500 of the cars you remember. Call and book a guided 883356 Hwy 65 E, New Liskeard tour now. Fun for the whole family! 705) 647-9575 www.claybeltmuseum.ca 11 > Temiskaming Art Gallery Founded in 1974, this museum offers unique 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury insight into the history of the region’s pioneer 705-672-3706 life from the 1800s to early 1950s. The www.temiskamingartgallery.ca structure of the museum is modelled after the Shepherdson Wood Pump and Basket Works Founded in the early 1970s and located at which was originally located on Shepherdson City Hall, this gallery exhibits the talents of Road. The LCHM represents the homesteaders local artists and has an excellent permanent who developed the area. It is dedicated to collection. It provides innovative art education the pioneers and strives to collect, archive, for all ages and hosts the summer Art in the document and display as many of their artifacts, Park series. stories, histories and memories as possible. 11 PARKS, HIKING TRAILS & TOURS

Devil’s Rock Hiking Trail

12 1> Bucke Park 2 > Colonial Adit Underground 1 Concession, Bucke, Haileybury Mine Tour 705-672-2611 24 Silver Street, Cobalt Located on Lake Temiskaming, south of 705-679-8301 Haileybury, Bucke Park is a municipal tent and For a unique underground experience, take trailer park open from May to October. It has the time to go on the underground tour at 34 sites with electrical hook-ups, a concession the Colonial Mine. Tours start at the Mining booth, showers and a large waterfront area Museum, and are guided by museum staff. providing fishing, swimming, boat launching The narrow damp tunnels of the mine give a and access to walking trails including the real appreciation for the working conditions of scenic Devil’s Rock. early miners, and tour guides sprinkle the tour with many stories to help bring the past to life. > 1 3 > Devil’s Rock Hiking Trail Tourism Information Centre, New Liskeard 705-647-5771 Devil’s Rock is a three-hundred-foot cliff that allows outdoor enthusiasts a spectacular bird’s-eye view of beautiful Lake Temiskaming as well as the province of Quebec. The face of the devil may be seen in the shape of the rock > 2 formations. There are five tunnels in the cliff from rock blasting that took place between 1907-1912. To reach the summit of this 2,200-million-year-old precipice, you begin to hike the 3 to 4 kilometre trail, starting at the municipal Bucke Park in Temiskaming Shores or 2 kilometer walk starting at Hwy 567.

4 > Dr. Pollard Poetry Park > 3 18 Grandview Street, Cobalt 705-679-8930 The Dr. Pollard Poetry Park is ’s only park dedicated to preserving the memory and legacy of poetry hall of fame inductees Dave MacLaren, John Gore and Muriel E. Newton-White. Dedication plaques have been placed for all the poets including two honorary 19th-century poets who > 4 ventured north, Dr. William Henry Drummond and Archibald Lampman.

Did you know? Devil’s Rock is dated to be 2,200 million years old . 13 5 > Englehart River Walking Trail 9 > Hilliardton Marsh Research & Along Englehart River, Englehart Education Centre 705-544-8200 TheHilliardtonMarsh.com The trail is a 5.7 kilometre scenic hike which The Hilliardton Marsh is inhabited by over 600 runs adjacent to the Englehart River right in species of waterfowl, songbirds, mammals, the heart of Central Temiskaming. fish and plant life. This area is a popular one for migrating waterfowl. Hilliardton Marsh 6 > Ghost of the Hardy Boys also serves as an outdoor classroom where Historic Walking Tour elementary and high school students and the Haileybury Heritage Museum general public have the opportunity to learn 575 Main Street, Haileybury the value of wetlands. 705-672-1922 Leslie McFarlane, the first author of the Hardy Boys, grew up in Haileybury and later returned Discover Nature! to write 11 of the renowned series in the town. This self-guided tour covers a large section of Haileybury, multiple points of interests and begins at the Haileybury Heritage Museum. > 5

7 > Heritage Silver Trail 24 Silver Street, Cobalt 705-679-8301 www.cobalt.ca/visitors The Heritage Silver Trail is a self-guided drive along the back roads of Cobalt and through some of the most historical mining sites in the camp. A six-kilometre loop east of Cobalt Lake provides typical examples of mining at the turn of the century. Five principal sites were chosen to illustrate the many features associated with mining in the early 1900s. Through a system of billboards, route markers, 6 < > 7 site signs and information points, the visitor is able to travel through the past and experience the history of the Cobalt mining camp.

8 > Harbour View Centre 307 Main Street, Haileybury 705-647-2187 www.harbourviewcentre.ca The Harbour View offers wellness activities, 8 < > 9 nature guided tours, workshops and other services. Our vision is for you to enjoy the beauty of Temiskaming Shores and its surroundings. Ideal for tourists, groups, retreats, etc.

14 > 9 9 > Hills Lake Fish Culture Station Hills Lake Road, Hwy 560, Englehart 705-544-8006 Visit the fish culture station to learn about fish, and wildlife conservation. By reservations only.

10 > Kap-Kig-Iwan Provincial Park Kap-Kig-Iwan Road, Hwy 11, Englehart 705-544-2050 Kap-Kig-Iwan, which is Ojibway for waterfall, features a spectacular waterfall, rugged rock outcrops and deep ravines as the Englehart River makes its way through the park. Hiking, bird watching and spring fishing are excellent. Bonus: no blackflies. 10 < > 11

11 > Lake Temiskaming Tour Tourism Information Centre, New Liskeard 705-647-5771 A scenic tour by motorcycle, car or RV around Lake Temiskaming. Experience one lake, two provinces and three cultures.

12 > Nastawgan Trails 12 < Information Centre, Temagami 800-661-7609 www.nastawgantrails.org The Nastawgan Trail System is 2400 km of interconnected canoe routes. Nastawgan is the Ojibwa word for traditional travel routes and was developed by the Anishinawbeg / First Nation people thousands of years ago. For the most part, these trails still exist today for all outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers.

13 > Neighbourwoods Trails 13 < Off Murphy Mill Road, Latchford 705-676-2416 Neighbourwoods Trails comprise 6.5 km of all-season, all-purpose trails. Enjoy trekking through immature boreal forest, along the Tower trail to the highest point in Latchford. These trails are on Crown Land within the Municipality of Latchford.

15 14 > New Liskeard Boardwalk 16 > Pete’s Dam Park Waterfront Area, New Liskeard Tourism Information Centre, New Liskeard 705-647-5709 705-647-5771 Visit downtown New Liskeard and take a In the Spring of 1906, Kalil (Big Pete) Farah stroll along our 5 km boardwalk on beautiful embarked upon a project to build a steam Lake Temiskaming. The waterfront boardwalk power plant that would supply the Town of features extensive views of Lake Temiskaming New Liskeard. Big Pete bought the power along the beach and parklands. site at Chester Falls from Tom Chester and a dam was built above these falls on the south 15 > Old Mission Historic Plaque branch of the Wabi River. In 1910, Farah sold Tourism Information Centre, New Liskeard Pete’s Dam and its assets to the Northern 705-647-5771 Ontario Light and Power Company. New In 1836 a Catholic mission was established Liskeard then received its power from the lines directly across the lake from Fort Timiskaming, that linked them to Cobalt, its neighbour to a Hudson’s Bay Company post. In1842 a the south. The exact date the power plant went chapel had been completed. The mission was out of service is unknown, but it is believed moved to this site in 1863 and a presbytery that it was in the 1920s. The Northern Ontario was constructed by the Oblates who had Power Company sold its assets to the Hydro commenced the missionary work in the region Electric Power Commission of Ontario which in 1844. A second presbytery was built here included Pete’s Dam. In 1981, Dymond in 1867. The Grey Sisters of Ottawa, who had Township bought the property and it is now arrived the previous year, then established the known as Pete’s Dam Park. The little electric first hospital of the in the plant no longer exists but the beauty of the old presbytery. In 1878 a frame church, known waterfall and rapids draws many locals and as St. Claude’s, was completed. However, visitors for picnicking and hiking. in 1887 the mission was moved to the growing agricultural settlement of Ville Marie in Quebec.

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16 > 17 17 > Rock Walk Park - Northern College Latchford Street, Haileybury 705-672-3376 Rock Walk Park is an outdoor geological garden designed to provide a park-like setting located in Haileybury. A key feature of the park is the inclusion of cultural displays depicting the role that rocks and minerals have played through human history. The exhibits are arranged according to the theme throughout the park. This park/trail is wheelchair accessible using minimal incline brick pathways throughout the walk.

18 > Sir Norman Keevil Walking Trail 18 < 1 Station Street, Cobalt 705-679-5191 The trail around Cobalt Lake is named for Sir Norman Keevil, founder of the Silverfields Mining Co. which would develop into a Canadian mining giant, Teck Cominco Limited.

19 > STATO Trail Temiskaming Shores 705-647-6645 www.stato.ca 19 < Non-motorized trail from North Cobalt to New Liskeard. Enjoy scenic views along Lake Temiskaming. Home of the annual Haunted Hustle marathon.

20 > Temagami White Bear Forest Hiking Trails at Caribou Mountain Jack Guppy Way, Temagami 800-661-7609 The White Bear Forest Trail system offers many > 20 hikes to outdoor enthusiasts of all levels.

Did you know? The Hilliardton Marsh has 516 acres of flooded land with 11 km of shoreline, 1215 acres of marsh land and 5 wetland cells

17 “Miss Claybelt” Cow Park New Liskeard Algonquin Beach Cenotaph Park “Miss Claybelt” Riverside Park Cow Park New Liskeard Cobalt Legion Park Look-Out on Dymond Recreation Hwy 11 South Haileybury Cenotaph Mini Putt Park New Liskeard Teck Cominco Spur Line Prospect Park OTHER PARKS Splash Pad & New Liskeard Beach Mini Putt in Temiskaming Shores & Areas Rotary Farr Park Harbour Place Park

POOLS & BEACHES

18 Bass Lake Latchford Waterfront 877760 Bass Lake Road, Coleman Twp. Via King Street, Latchford 705-679 -8648 705-676-2416 Bass Lake Resort has a public beach, a ballpark, www.latchford.ca campground, trailer lots and rental bunkies. It's Visit the Latchford waterfront and enjoy a day located off of Highway 11B, down Bass Lake at the beach! Have a picnic under the sheltered Road. A spring-fed lake and sandy beach make pavilion, take a stroll on the boardwalk or fish Bass Lake a family favourite. off the dock and catch a big one! Let the kids play in the playground while you relax and take Earlton Municipal Public Pool in the beautiful scenery of Bay Lake. 7th Avenue, Earlton New Liskeard Spur Line Beach Area 705-563-2375 Enjoy this outdoor pool on a hot day! Waterfront Pool & Fitness Centre, Full-service pool, with on-duty lifeguards, New Liskeard change rooms and parking. 705-647-5709 The beach is located on the shore of Lake Haileybury Beach & Temiskaming in downtown New Liskeard. It Outdoor Waterslide offers a one-mile-long beach and boardwalk, beach volleyball courts, basketball courts, Main Street, Haileybury baseball fields and public tennis courts. 705-672-5057 Enjoy a fully serviced man-made pool on beautiful Lake Temiskaming. This beach is Pike Lake Park approximately 100 metres square and is fully C 2 Road, Hudson supervised during summer months. It also 705-647-5439 features a 150' water slide; a water fountain and This park is perfect for the whole family as a water umbrella and kiddie pool nicknamed it features a playground, a baseball field, a "the mushroom". covered picnic and seating area as well as a beautiful beach with a new dock. Lee Public Pool Waterfront Pool & Fitness Centre 41 First Street, Englehart 705-544-2332 77 Wellington Street, New Liskeard The Town of Englehart has an outdoor 705-647-5709 swimming pool that hosts swimming lessons The New Liskeard Swimming Pool is located and public swimming from June to September. in downtown New Liskeard and features a It is one of the main gathering places for young 25-meter leisure pool with a 100-foot water people in the summer. slide, a sauna and a whirlpool. The pool is supervised by qualified lifeguards.

Did you know? Bass Lake is a spring-fed lake.

19 MARINAS

Haileybury Marina 451 Farr Drive, Haileybury 705-672-5889 The Haileybury Marina and Harbour Place has seasonal and transient docking facilities. Water and hydro hookups are available, as well as shower and washroom facilities.

Waterfront Marina – John's Tackle Box 1 Whitewood Avenue, New Liskeard 705-647-0010 The New Liskeard Marina has seasonal and transient docking facilities. Water and hydro hookups are available, as well as shower and washroom facilities. John's Tackle Box, providing a full line of fishing tackle, live bait, hunting supplies, clothing and accessories is on-site.

20 Bowen Sleigh Rides Haileybury Golf Club 802231 Tucker Road 800 Latchford Street, Haileybury 705-647-7710 705-672-3455 Enjoy a horse-drawn sleigh ride through private www.haileyburygolfclub.com woodland trails in a comfortable padded sleigh. Created in 1921, and one of Ontario’s oldest A horse-drawn sleigh ride is a true Northern golf clubs, this challenging 9-hole course Ontario winter adventure everyone can enjoy. entices golfers of all ages. The scenery surrounding this 3000 yard, 9-hole golf course Carter Antila Memorial Skate Park is simply spectacular. Whether you are a serious Lakeshore Drive, New Liskeard or recreational golfer, Haileybury Golf Club The Carter Antila Memorial Skatepark was built offers a balance of challenges and pleasures to thanks to the tireless works of his family and suit anyone’s game. our amazing community. Today it is the skate park Carter had always dreamed of as well Horne Granite Curling Club as one of the largest and most advanced in 44 Whitewood Avenue, New Liskeard Northern Ontario. 705-647-4422 The newly renovated Horne Granite Curling Cobalt Haileybury Curling Club Club hosts daytime and evening leagues for 432 Leslie McFarlane, Haileybury men’s, women’s, youth and mixed teams. 705-672-3515 More than 100 years ago, the Cobalt Haileybury Latchford Paintball Curling Club was formed and has been going 16 King Street, Latchford strong ever since. This six-sheet surface features 705-676-2149 men’s, women’s and mixed leagues as well as They offer paintball games and supplies Junior and “Little Rocks” programs for kids. with available rentals. Group bookings are also welcome. Elk Lake Ski Club Dorothy Farmiloe, Elk Lake Les Promenades CAJO Sleigh Rides 705-679-6106 785133 Ayrshire Rd. New Liskeard Elk Lake offers a wide variety of trails at their 705-647-8457 ski club. Approximately 15 km of groomed Enjoy a horse-drawn sleigh ride, to a bonfire picturesque boreal forest trails. and sliding hill. Great Family Fun! Group bookings welcome. Englehart Nordic Ski Club Along Englehart River New Liskeard Golf Club 705-544-8196 804027 Golf Course Road, New Liskeard Englehart Nordic Ski Club was established in 705-647-6651 • www.nlgc.ca 1979 and has since provided and maintained Established in 1967, this course is one of the 12 km of groomed cross-country ski trails and premier golf courses in Northern Ontario. an open chalet. This is an 18- hole golf facility, surrounded by beautiful farmland. Complete with a driving range, two putting/chipping greens, a licensed clubhouse and a Pro Shop on-site. It’s no surprise that it’s one of the most popular courses in Northern Ontario.

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SPORTS & RECREATION

Carter Antila Memorial Skate Park

22 New Liskeard Waterfront Mini Putt Tri-Town Bowling Lanes 1 Fleming Drive, New Liskeard 331 Main Street, Haileybury 705-647-4121 705-672-3117 A family favourite is the waterfront mini putt League and recreational bowling, snack bar, located in the heart of Temiskaming Shores licensed under L.L.B.O., corporate parties, along beautiful Lake Temiskaming. birthday parties and black light bowling.

Teck Cominco Prospect Park, Tri-Town Power and Sail Squadron Splash Pad & Mini Putt 705-647 4010 1 Station Street, Cobalt Local branch of the Canada-wide organization 705-679-5191 offering boating safety courses. Located beside the soccer and baseball fields adjacent to Cobalt Lake, kids can cool down at Tri-Town Ski & Snowboard Village the nearby splash pad. Kids young and old can Lorrain Valley, Hwy. 567, North Cobalt enjoy the unique Cobalt silver mining-themed 705-672-3888 • www.tritownskivillage.ca mini-golf. Fun for the whole family. The hill has a 320 ft vertical, with trails to suit all levels of skiers and features scenic views over Temiskaming and Region Lorrain Valley and Lake Temiskaming, as well as Model Aircraft Club a tubing hill. Box 1995, New Liskeard Members enjoy building and flying a variety Tri-Town Sno Travellers of model aircraft and helicopters. Some have 487 Brazeau Boulevard, New Liskeard boats, float planes and pontoons. 705-647-4010 • www.ttst.ca Formed in 1968 to provide information and Temiskaming Nordic Ski Club driver training and later expanded to provide Portage Bay Road, Coleman grooming of local trails. In 1991, the Club 705-679-5106 • www.temiskamingnordic.ca signed up with the OFSC and the trails became This ski club offers 18 km of well-marked classic part of the province- wide trail system for ski trails on beautiful rolling esker terrain for the all to enjoy! The Tri-Town Sno Travellers are beginner or experienced skiers. Also included part of the 11 volunteer snowmobile clubs is a large heated log chalet with indoor of the Timiskaming-Abitibi Trail Association washrooms, kitchen, and change rooms. which maintain trail systems that stretch from Temagami, north to Iroquois Falls and from Chapleau, east to Kearns.

Did you know? The Tri-Town Ski & Snowboard Village originated in the 60’s as The St. Bernard Ski Club.

Carter Antila Memorial Skate Park

23 ARENAS & OUTDOOR RINKS

Belle Vallée Arena Englehart Arena 6 Lachapelle Street, Belle Vallée 80 Seventh Avenue, Englehart 705-544-1952 705-647-7257 This indoor arena hosts many local hockey Indoor arena, well maintained all year and games. It is equipped with bleachers, change equipped with change rooms and washrooms. rooms as well as public washrooms.

Don Shepherdson Shelley Herbert-Shea Memorial Arena Memorial Arena 500 Ferguson Ave., Haileybury 705-672-5617 75 Wellington Street, New Liskeard Ice Rental: 705-672-3363 705-647-3363 • temiskamingshores.ca This indoor arena hosts many local hockey Ice rental: 705-672-3363 games. It is equipped with bleachers, change Indoor arena where the local hockey teams play. rooms as well as public washrooms. It is equipped with multiple change rooms, public washrooms, bleachers and a canteen. New Liskeard Fairgrounds Arena 11 May Street, New Liskeard 705-647-4242 Dymond Outdoor Rink Riding Ring Rental: 705-672-3363 Dymond Park Road at the end of Laurette Street This well sanded outdoor riding ring is located temiskamingshores.ca in downtown New Liskeard. The annual New Weather permitting the well-maintained Liskeard Fall Fair, the bimonthly Temiskaming outdoor rink is open for skaters to enjoy. Pleasure Horse Club shows during the summer riding season, as well as other community events. Earlton Recreation Centre 6th Avenue, Earlton 705-563-2375 Shaver Park Ice rental: 705-563-8425 70-96 Queen St, North Cobalt This indoor area is in the Earlton Recreation temiskamingshores.ca Centre. It is equipped with public washrooms, This outdoor rink is located at the Shaver Park multiple change rooms as well as bleachers. The behind the North Cobalt Flea Market. upstairs hall permits a beautiful view of the rink. Weather permitting.

Temagami Arena 100 Spruce Drive, Temagami 705-569-3274 24 ACCOMMODATIONS

Temiskaming Shores & Area Chambers of Commerce members only

Cobalt/Coleman Haileybury New Liskeard Marsh Bay Resort Edgewater Motel, Econo Lodge 93770 Marsh Bay Rd. Cabins & Camping 998006 Hwy 11 705-679-8810 1267 Lakeshore Rd 705-647-6705 705-647-8588 Old Mission Resort 581075 Holiday Inn Express & Suites Old Mission Rd Haileybury Beach Motel 998029 Hwy 11 705-648-0402 462 Farr Drive 705-647-8282 705-672-3354 Portage Bay Lodge RR #1 Quality Inn Portage Bay Rd Harbour View Centre 998009 Hwy 11 705-679-2115 307 Main Street 705-647-7357 705-647-2187 Elk Lake Sunnydale Elk Lake Eco Centre 123 Leisure Inn Cottages & Chalet Ontario St 509 Ferguson Ave 743022 Dawson Pt Rd 705-678-2248 705-672-5084 705-647-5470

Latchford Les Suites des Presidents Sutton Bay Park Northland Motel 620 Lakeshore Rd 841514 Waugh’s Hill Rd 77 Trans-Canada Hwy 705-672-2517 705-647-8510 705-676-2096 Mowat Landing Cottages Waterfront Inn Temagami Mowat Landing Rd 2 Cedar Ave 705-647-2550 705-647-8711 Northland Paradise Lodge 51 Stevens Road White Pine Lodge 705-569-3791 Mowat Landing Rd. 705-648-3833

25 SHOPPING & SERVICES

26 Beer & Spirits TD Canada Trust Quality Meats The Beer Store Hwy 11B Timiskaming 19B Whitewood Ave 50 Jaffray St, New Liskeard Square, New Liskeard New Liskeard 705-647-5410 705-647-6749 705-647-8646 LCBO Department & The Pantry Bulk Food Store 55 Armstrong St, New Liskeard Hardware Stores 120 Whitewood Ave 705-647-4071 New Liskeard Canadian Tire 705-647-5777 LCBO 997431 Hwy 11 New Liskeard 316 Broadway St, Haileybury 705-647-7331 Riverside Farmers Market 705-672-3747 (Seasonal – June-October) Earlton Country Store 55 Whitewood Avenue, LCBO Timber Mart New Liskeard 28 Silver St, Cobalt 69 Tenth Ave, Earlton 705-622-0323 705-679-5536 705-563-2671 Wal-Mart The Dam Depot– LCBO Giant Tiger 133 Hwy 11 New Liskeard 32 Main St, Latchford 32 Whitewood Ave 705-647-6344 705-676-2313 New Liskeard 705-647-4405 Yves Prime Cut Meats Banks Hwy 65 New Liskeard Caisse Populaire Grant Home Hardware 705-647-9837 29 Tenth Ave, Earlton Hwy 65 New Liskeard 705-647-9311 Furniture, 705-563-2573 Appliances North Cobalt Flea Market Caisse Populaire & Electronics 138 Whitewood Ave, 96 King Street, North Cobalt New Liskeard 705-647-8135 705-672-5848 Bonanza Furniture 997465 Hwy 11 New Liskeard Caisse Populaire (ATM Only) Rona 705-647-8384 368 Main Street, Haileybury 245 Whitewood Ave W 705-672-2313 New Liskeard DM Woodworking 705-647-6784 102 10th Street, Earlton CIBC 705-563-2048 6 Armstrong St, New Liskeard TSC Stores 705-647-6877 150 Wilson Ave New Liskeard Go to Jo Mobility 705-647-8311 65 Whitewood Ave, Royal Bank New Liskeard 705-647-6602 5 Armstrong St, New Liskeard Wal-Mart 705- 647-6891 133 Hwy 11 New Liskeard Maxwell Home & Co. 705-647-6344 42 Armstrong Street, New Scotiabank Liskeard, 705-425-0264 16A Tenth St, East, Earlton Grocery 705-563-2662 Chartrand’s YIG Mikrolink 9 Riverside Dr., New Liskeard Scotiabank 55 Scott St New Liskeard 705-647-4679 35 Armstrong St, New Liskeard 705-647-8844 705-647-7366 Quantum Xpress 32 Armstrong St New Liskeard Scotiabank Hwy 11B Timiskaming 705-647-3832 478 Main St, Haileybury Square, New Liskeard 705-672-3357 705-647-7649

27 The Brick/Electronic North Hair Genie Sue’s Creations 997498 Hwy 11, New Liskeard 9 Tenth St, Earlton 637 Browning St, Haileybury 705-647-7577 705-563-2137 705-672-2880 The Source Images Salon Unique Hair Design Timiskaming Square, 3-17 Wellington St 498 Ferguson Ave, Haileybury New Liskeard 705-647-0100 New Liskeard 705-647-3677 705-672-5052 Tri-Town Furniture Warehouse Indulge Esthetics & Wellness Zenful Esthetics 55 Regina St. North, 278 Whitewood Ave, 942 Edward St, Haileybury New Liskeard 705-647-4008 New Liskeard 705-647-9777 705-622-3171 Hair Salons Kreative Beauty – Fitness & Wellness Shannon Barron & Esthetics Balanced Motion Pilates 215 Haynes Cres, & Reformer Bridgetop Medical Cosmetics New Liskeard 705-676-5142 11 Murray Street, 213 Whitewood Ave New Liskeard 705-647-4517 Lashout Beauty New Liskeard 705-647-1445 and Wellness Bench Wellness Creative Hair Design 419 Whitewood Ave, 324 Whitewood Ave, 506 Ferguson Ave, Haileybury New Liskeard 705-648-5327 705-672-5052 New Liskeard 705-995-0135 Lianne’s Sense of Style Chic Hair Studio Chino Jiu Jitsu 226 Laurette St, New Liskeard 213 Whitewood Ave 324 Whitewood Ave, New 705-647-2057 New Liskeard 416-999-6642 Liskeard 705-647-5585 Lisa’s Unisex Hair Styling Gravity Health & Chiropractic Cutting Corners 16 Tenth St, West, Earlton 883317 Hwy 65, 521 Sutcliffe Cres, 705-563-2235 New Liskeard 705-647-8877 New Liskeard 705-647-7539 Luxe Day Spa by Melissa New Life Integrative Eluzion Hair Design 191 Melville St, New Liskeard Health Centre 17 Wellington St 705-648-3954 247 Whitewood Ave, New Liskeard 705-647-4111 Marie Jeanne’s Unisex Salon New Liskeard 705-647-7333 Essentials Wellness Spa 146 Colette St, New Liskeard Healing Arts Clinic 15 Mary St New Liskeard 705-647-5676 12 Elm Street, New Liskeard 705-647-0011 Moe’s Unisex Hairstyling 705-647-5696 E-Clips Hair Studio 19 Whitewood Ave, Haileybury Family 87 Whitewood Ave, New Liskeard 705-647- Chiropractic & Laser New Liskeard 705-628-2115 6060 575 Browning St, Haileybury Fantasy Beauty Shop Northern Beauty 705-672-2777 11 Eleventh St, Earlton Esthetics & Wellness Physio Solutions 705-563-2737 Suite 2, 40 Armstrong St., 240 Shepherdson Rd. Fashion Fix New Liskeard 705-622-1865 New Liskeard 705-628-3001 51 Armstrong, New Liskeard Rose’s House Beauty Riverside Chiropractic 705-647-9300 33 Ninth St, Earlton 51 Murray Street, Haileybury Barber Shop 705-563-2747 New Liskeard 705-647-6363 522 Ferguson Ave, Haileybury Styles By T 705-672-5222 208 Byam, New Liskeard 705-647-5220 28 Revkor Temiskaming Shores Tri-Town Motorsports Ransacked 40 Armstrong Street, 998090 Hwy 11, 15 Armstrong St., New Liskeard 705-425-0088 New Liskeard 705-647-1255 New Liskeard 705-680-0070 Scott Chiropractic & Work n’ Play Watch Me Grow In Style Health Centre 1106 Lakeshore Rd, 27 Armstrong St. South 998009 Hwy 11, Haileybury 705-647-7067 New Liskeard 705-647-7499 New Liskeard 705-647-7077 Your Link to Health Walmart Temiskaming & Fitness 133 Hwy 11, New Liskeard Physiotherapy Clinic 166 Armstrong St., 705-647-5210 213 Whitewood Ave, New Liskeard 705-647-5108 Wildwood & Co. New Liskeard 705-647-6588 Clothing 41 Armstrong St., Waterfront Pool & Fitness Accessories New Liskeard 705-628-2179 77 Wellington St, Pharmacy & New Liskeard 705-647-5709 Active 1 Source for Sports 15 Armstrong St, Health Care Yogart New Liskeard 705-647-5507 Portage Bay Road, Coleman Chartrand’s YIG Drugstore Twp 705-648-1522 Armstrong on Whitewood 55 Scott St., New Liskeard 43 Whitewood Ave. 705-647-8728 Zenful Esthetics 942 Edward Street, 705-647-8800 Cobalt Guardian Pharmacy Haileybury 705-622-3171 Chartrand's YIG 24 Prospect Ave, Cobalt 705-679-2146 Recreation & 55 Scott Street, New Liskeard 705-647-8844 Sporting Goods Findlay's Drug Store Details 247 Whitewood Ave., Active 1 Source for Sports 47 Whitewood Ave New Liskeard 705-647-8186 15 Armstrong St New Liskeard New Liskeard 705-647-3888 Med-E-Ox Mobility in Motion 705-647-5507 Howey Bros 211 Whitewood Ave., Earlton RV 57 Whitewood Ave New Liskeard 705-647-1222 332442 Hwy 11, Earlton New Liskeard 705-647-9444 Smallman Pharmacy 705-563-2633 Mark's Work Wearhouse 368 Main St., Haileybury Green Tractors Earlton 997453C Hwy 11 705-672-5261 271429 Poupore Rd, Earlton New Liskeard 705-647-1735 Wal-Mart Pharmacy 705-563-2134 McKnight's Men's Wear Ltd. 133 Hwy 11 New Liskeard John's Tackle Box 23 Whitewood Ave., 705-647-5210 1 Whitewood Ave., New Liskeard 705-647-4050 Local Flavors, 437099 Hawn Drive, New Liskeard 705-647-0010 Not So Naked Designs Giftware and 12 Whitewood Ave., Attractions Maille’s Marina New Liskeard 705-647-0199 40 May St., New Liskeard Amber's 705-647-5120 Once is Not Enough 10 Armstrong St, Joline’s Bridal and Formal New Liskeard 705-647-7687 Temiskaming Motor Sports Once is Not Enough 4 Kids

1 Scott Street, New Liskeard Once is Not Enough 4 Men Armstrong on Whitewood 705-647-5952 29 Armstrong Street, 43 Whitewood Ave, New Liskeard 705-647-3438 New Liskeard 705-647-8800 29 Chat Noir Books & Café The Match Factory Liv ‘n Gracie’s 57 Whitewood Ave, 17 Wellington St., 131 Whitewood Avenue New Liskeard 705-647-8215 New Liskeard 705-647-5899 705-622-0323 Findlay’s Drug Store Cheese Factory Lucky Loi 247 Whitewood Ave., 999697 Hwy 11, Thornloe 16 Whitewood Ave. New Liskeard 705-647-8186 705-647-7441 705-647-0044 GarLin’s Gift Gallery Plus The Quilting Barn Pizza Pizza 56 – 4th Avenue, Englehart 28 Tenth Street, Earlton 29 Whitewood Ave. 705-544-8050 705-563-8333 705-647-1111 Laura's Art Shoppe Wildwood & Co. Pizza Hut 37 Silver Street, Cobalt 41 Armstrong St., 883313 Hwy 65 705-629-0030 New Liskeard 705-628-2179 705-647-7000 Leis Landscaping Yard & White Mountain Rainbow Kitchen Country Store Publications 39 Armstrong Ave. 998063 Hwy 11 North 50 Silver Street, Cobalt 705-647-7555 705-648-1384 705-679-5555 The Market Eatery Mezzanine Gallery Laundromat & 34 Whitewood Ave, Classic Theatre Dry Cleaning New Liskeard 705-647-5777 705-948-0434 Clean Scene Inc. Rooster’s Bar & Grill North Cobalt Flea Market 66 Lakeshore Road, New Liskeard 96 King St, North Cobalt New Liskeard 705-647-6117 705-647-9500 705-679-8080 Haileybury Laundromat Tim Horton’s Petal’s Flower Shop 506 Ferguson Ave, Haileybury 54 May Street 88 Lakeshore Rd, 705-672-2395 705-647-4733 New Liskeard 705-647-0049 Temiskaming Shores Restaurants Poor Boy Soles DYMOND Area 10 Prospect Ave, Cobalt Temiskaming Shores NEW LISKEARD Area Ali’s Grill + Bar 705-626-3600 998006 Hwy 11 North Pop it! Chat Noir Books & Café 705-647-8422 57 Whitewood Ave. 49 Whitewood Ave, Gilli’s Truck Stop New Liskeard 705-628-2212 705-647-8215 997490 Hwy 11, Soundchek Music Country Kitchen Grandma’sChipper 12 Whitewood Ave, 27 Whitewood Ave. 444 Lakeview New Liskeard 705-647-3136 705-647-0084 705-672-1084 Temiskaming Art Gallery Euphoria Smoothies Harvey’s Serving Swiss 88 Lakeshore Street 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury Chalet 705-672-3706 705-647-0049 997435 Hwy 11

The Foto Shop Gallery Kentucky Fried Chicken McDonald’s 32 Lakeshore Rd, 233 Armstrong Street 883350 Hwy 65, New Liskeard 705-647-5736 705-647-0178 McDonald’s @ Walmart 997435 Hwy 11

30 Husky Restaurant EARLTON Royal Canadian Legion 997491 Hwy 11, Dida’s Restaurant Branch 44 705-647-5518 50 Tenth St. 705-563-2030 38 Silver St, Cobalt 705-679-5707 Subway Le Grand Boulevard 883361 Hwy 65 12 Tenth Ave. 705-563-2818 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 54 705-647-6222 The Roaster Restaurant 373 Broadway St, Haileybury Tim Horton’s 115 Tenth St. 705-563-8004 705-672-5400 883307 Hwy 65 ELK LAKE Royal Canadian Legion Quesada Burritos & Tacos Elk Lake Eco Centre Branch 629 883365 Hwy 65 Elk Lake 68 Empire St, Latchford Wendy’s 705-678-2248 705-676-2090 883337 Hwy 65 ENGLEHART Café Meteor Bistro Zante’s Bar & Grill Cousin’s 485 Ferguson Ave, Haileybury Dymond 334559 Hwy 11N, Englehart 705-672-2517 705-647-8822 705-544-8411 L'Autochtone Taverne Temiskaming Shores BNS Corner Gas Restaurant Americaine HAILEYBURY Area 705-544-7401 484 Ferguson Ave, Haileybury Café Meteor Bistro Over the Counter Eatery Zante’s Bar & Grill 485 Ferguson Ave. 47 3rd St 705-544-2048 New Liskeard 705-647-8822 705-672-2517 Tim Hortons Country Style Donuts 141 Fourth Ave. Transportation Subway 705-544-1930 Discount Rent a Car 229 Rorke Ave. LATCHFORD 238 Armstrong St, 705-672-3667 Chopper’s Family Restaurant New Liskeard Kingsway Restaurant 34 Main St. 705-628-3050 510 Ferguson St. 705-676-1113 Enterprise Rent a Car 705-672-3400 Bars, Pubs & 375 Whitewood Ave, New Liskeard L’Autochtone Taverne Taverns Americaine 705-647-5055 484 Ferguson Ave, Haileybury Ali’s Grill + Bar Temiskaming Shores Taxi R U Hungries 998006 Hwy 11 North 705-647-7111 705-647-8422 468 Ferguson Ave. Tri-Town Transit 705-630-5151 King George Tavern 705-672-3341 Zah Pizzeria 40 Wellington St, New Liskeard 705-647-4403 Star Luxury 355 Main St. Limousine Services 705-672-2727 Miners Tavern 1-877-474-3430 COBALT 75 Lang St, Cobalt 705-679-5335 Silver Café 3 Prospect Ave 705-679-5000 Rooster’s Bar & Grill 2 Cedar Ave E, New Liskeard 705-647-9500

31 CAMPING

Shower Hydro Hook up Water Hook up Sewer On Water Pets Allowed Pets on a Leash

New Liskeard Latchford Sutton Bay Park 100 Bay Lake Campground 705 647-8510 • www.suttonbaypark.ca 6 Haileybury 705-676-1116 • www.latchford.ca 13 Edgewater Motel Temagami 705 647-8588 • www.edgewatermotel.ca Happy Holiday Campground Bucke Park 40 100 705 672-2611 • www.temiskamingshores.ca 705-569-3540 • www.camping-in-temagami.com North Cobalt Finlayson Point Provincial Park 10 Maiden Bay Camp 117 705 648-3714 • www.maidenbaycamp.com 705-569-3205 • www.ontarioparks.com 15 Old Mission Resort Marten River 705 679-3771 Marten River Provincial Park Coleman 190 100 Bass Lake Resort 705-892-2200 • www.ontarioparks.com 705-679-8648 • www.colemantownship.ca Elk Lake Loon Lake Camp 65 14 705-679-8992 • www.loonlaketrailerpark.ca Golden Eagle Camp 705-565-2566 • www.Goldeneaglecamp.com 10 Gillies Lake Camp Three Bears Camp 4 705-672-2933 705-263-2057 • Shining Tree 30 Marsh Bay Resort Elk Cabins 20 705-679-8810 • www.marshbayresort.com 705-678-2283 • www.elklakewilderness.com Portage Bay Lodge 25 Charlton 705-679-5444 • www.portagebaylodge.ca Moose Haven Lodge 7 Haileybury 705 544-2786 • www.moosehaven.ca 5 Mowat’s Landing Cottages Jamieson’s Camp 18 705-647-2550 • www.mowatlandingcottages.ca 705 544-8228

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