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Things To See and Do @ Camp Richfield |
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All
of our guests enjoy the many activities
we've added
to Camp Richfield.
Want to read a book? We've added
an extensive library to our main lodge
covering everything
from Stephen King to Meditation for
Dummies. Want that
raise? Give
Effective Negotiating a read. Your boss
won't
know what hit him! Always wanted your own
business?
We've got the books to inspire!
Keep the kids occupied
with our wide selection
of Children's Books. You can also hit "The
Pit", our games/activities/everything fun cabin
located right on the water. We have tons
of board games, cards, lake noodles, snorkel
sets, outside toys, inside toys and everything
in between. Hit the Pit, it's fun for everyone! |
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It
was rumored that Paul Bunyan when he was
a child
came to Camp Richfield. Paul,
like all young boys kept
pebbles in his
pocket. Paul must have had a hole in his
pocket because one of the pebbles fell
out near one of
the cabins of Camp
Richfield.
Paul was a very big child
and a very large man.
You could compare
Paul with the GIANT in Jack and the Beanstalk.
You can look at the picture
and see how large the pebble
is to a
normal boy. Everyone is welcome to see
Paul's
pebble! Can you find it?
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We've
added and are adding several great things to the
outdoors as well. Toss
some horseshoes. Snorkel in the
bay and
see what you can find, or just float on a pool
noodle.
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Around Camp Richfield
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Just down the road from Camp Richfield is
Marten River Provincial Park, a vast expanse
of nature just waiting to be explored.
Other parks nearby include Finlayson Point
Provincial Park and Lady Evelyn-Smoothwater
Wilderness Park. |
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Climb the Temagami Fire Tower,
100 feet to the summit of Caribou
Mountain, 400 feet above the town and
1300 feet above sea level! Or hike
the White Bear Forest and
Ferguson Trails.
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Visit the
Temagami Canoe Company,
Canada's second oldest canoe builder! |
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Take a cruise on the
Chief Commanda II out of North Bay on
beautiful Lake Nipissing.
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The
Dionne Museum
in North Bay features history on the famous
1930s Dionne Quintuplets, along with all kinds
of other interesting historical exhibits,
displays and artifacts. |
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Catch a ride on the
Heritage Railway
Company's Mini-Train
and the new
Heritage Carousel.
The 24 passenger train takes you on a 2.5km ride
along North Bays waterfront. |
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