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Caddy Lake Campground • Be Wildlife Smart Whiteshell Provincial Park Campground Tips Caddy Lake Campground • Be Wildlife Smart. Do not feed any wildlife, including These forests provide homes for wildlife that range from moose to hummingbirds birds or squirrels. You are in black bear country - secure all attractants such as food, cooking equipment and trash in a locked vehicle. Do not store food or attractants in your tent. • Practice Leave No Trace. Pack out all gear and trash to keep the campsites clean for others. • Keep dogs on leash and clean up after your pet. • Learn to recognize and avoid poisonous plants such as poison ivy. • Open fires are prohibited. Use portable stoves or fire pits provided. Drive to this campground that is just off the Caddy Lake is famous for its three canoe routes, • Don’t Move Firewood - beaten path along PTH 44. The campground is Caddy Lake, Whiteshell River and Mantario Moving firewood can situated in the rough country of the boreal forest, routes. On the Caddy Lake route, you can travel spread harmful invasive but also provides guests with the conveniences through tunnels constructed from the days of a store and recreational facilities. The name of when the railroad was established. These rock species and destroy our the lake on which the campground sits reflects caves can also be accessed by motor boat, but be forests. the early beginnings of the area; it was named in sure to check the water levels before leaving for • Prevent the spread of 1925 after J.S. Caddy, a construction engineer your trip. with the Canadian Pacific Railway. The aquatic invasive species. Canoeing or hiking is the best way to see the campground, with 26 basic sites, is set in the rock scenery of the Whiteshell. Boat through the Always clean, drain, dry that is characteristic of the Canadian Shield. watercraft and water related tunnels or visit the McGillivray Falls or equipment. Visit While enjoying the Whiteshell canoe routes, be Whiteshell River self-guiding hiking trails. sure to bring your tackle box along for some There are many unique aspects to each of the manitoba.ca/stopais for full trails, including scenic vistas and a variety of regulations. fishing. Your efforts will be rewarded with a bounty of walleye, northern pike, smallmouth boreal forest plants and wildlife. To add to your • In case of injury or illness bass and yellow perch. Surrounding the lake is enjoyment of the park, a beach, boat launch, contact a Park Attendant or the rugged Precambrian Shield, which is topped group use and picnic areas are available. Recreational activities, including golf, scuba Park Patrol Officer. They with forests of black spruce, white spruce, balsam fir, trembling aspen, balsam poplar and diving, horseback riding, interpretation can assist you to reach tamarack. These forests, which are largely programs and tennis are waiting at the nearby medical help. undisturbed, provide homes for wildlife that towns of Falcon Lake and West Hawk Lake. A trip to the Whiteshell Fish Hatchery may also • Full camping regulations range from moose to hummingbirds. The Lily Pond, just west of the lake on PTH 44, is dappled fit your agenda. are available in the Campers with yellow and white waterlily blossoms in More information on Caddy Lake Guide, available from park summer. offices and online at Campground and Whiteshell Provincial Park manitobaparks.com. is available on request from the park office. Caddy Lake Caddy March 2021 March Whiteshell Provincial Park Provincial ts. VISED UNSUPER E E ailable at 11 10 5E av E 12 4E E 6E 9E ood is 13 w 3E E re 14 8E commercial outle Fi 7E 2E E 15E E 16 1E 17 t 20 Line of Bush 21 Caddy Lake Resor 22 23 19 18 24 TO BLOCK 4 40 39 25 41 42 TO BEACH TO 43 48 38 26 40 44 TER SUPPLY 27 47 ound WA ELECTRICAL SERVICE ELECTRICAL 30 S 28 37 45 E 20 No.44 P.T.H. TO 46 METRE 29 36 10 0 35 30 31 34 www.manitobaparks.com (MODERN) WASHROOM WASHROOM (NON-MODERN) WASHROOM WASHROOM PICNIC SHELTER TRAILER SANITARY STATION REFUSE DISPOSAL PLAYGROUND 33 Campgr 32 Lake West Hawk ARKING GROCERY STORE USE GROUP AREA FISH CLEANING PUBLIC TELEPHONE PICNIC AREA PICNIC P Lake Caddy 44 Cross Lake Cross LAUNCH DOCK Falls T T DISABILITY ACCESSIBLE ACCOMMODATION BEACH / SWIMMING UNSUPERVISED CAMPGROUND OFFICE BOA BOA Zubec Lake McGillivray In Winnipeg call 24-945-64 or visit us at us at 24-945-64 or visit In Winnipeg call 1--42-Camp 1--42-226. In Winnipeg 24-94-. call Caddy Lake LGD OT • or www.manitobaparks.com use reservations and group For campsite • year round. displayed and must be Permit is required Remember, a Park ehicle • call 1--214-649. For more information •I CAS OF MRGCY CALL 911 SASOAL SITS 1-1 electrical, Sites 21-25 basic The Lily Pond.
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