Sailing
Come aboard on a Lake Superior sailing adventure worth making an annual event!
Visit full service lakeside marinas, old-fashioned general stores, rustic lakeside lodges, picnic on a secluded Lake Superior sand beach and examine ancient native pictographs on sheer cliff walls. Explore miles of lakeside trails with spectacular vantage points or relax in an island sauna.
There's great sailing right across the region, from scenic Nipigon and Red Rock, to the charming village of Rossport to Terrace Bay, Schreiber and beyond! You can be among the first to set sail in Canada's newest National Marine Conservation Area.
This beautiful log lodge accommodates 10 people and is ideal for small corporate retreats. The Lodge is located about half a mile from the town of Red Rock. The property is adjacent to the walking trail from Red Rock to Nipigon and the Snowmobile Trail crosses the property. The Lodge overlooks Lake Superior with a spectacular view of the islands of Nipigon Bay. You are close to town but feel like you are in the wilderness.
Marina Park offers a magnificent view of Thunder Bay's harbour set against the background of the Sleeping Giant. The Park provides a boardwalk with lookout decks, walkways, and a multi-use picnic and recreation area. Located within Marina Park is Prince Arthur's Landing, a modern full-service boating facility. Visit the Canadian National Railway Station while at Marina Park. Open during the summer, the building houses a restaurant, an ice cream parlour, a gift store, a Children's Museum and the Model Rail Club.
The actual townsite of Wawa is approx. 6 kilometers (4 miles) north of the marina via the Trans Canada Hwy. (#17). Wawa is accessible via taxi. Contact can be made through Buck's Marina.
