Black River Wilderness Park Yurts

Absolutely no firearms or fireworks allowed.

Black river wilderness park yurts.

For more visit www blackriverwildernesspark ca or call 705 689 2502 for reservations. Sun thurs 8am 8pm fri sat 8am 9pm. 90 minutes north of toronto for your great adventure and escape to nature. Experience the best outdoors adventure.

Black river wilderness park has over 180 acres of wilderness. Black river wilderness park rules and regulations. Hear the water rushing down the black river. Over 100 sites available including yurts and tipi camping.

No pets allowed in the yurts tipis. Pets are allowed throughout the park. The 180 acre black river wilderness park 90 minutes north of toronto stretches alongside the river and offers scores of different campsites. All sites offer a beautiful setting with the black river wandering through areas of the park.

Welcome to black river wilderness park. View yurt campsite map. Enjoy the setting of an island campsite in the midst of the beautiful black river which flows through this park comprised of 180 acres of wilderness. The park boasts island campsites and cabins along with 15 20 and 30 amp serviced sites.

Do not litter help to keep the park clean. Stay in a yurt teepee or cabin or your own tent or rv. Kick back in your very own teepee on an island in the middle of the river. We offer a beautiful setting with the black river wandering through areas of the park.

Which flows through this park comprised of 180 acres of wilderness. Tent camping r v sites cabins yurts tipis day visits. Put you garbage in a bag and take to dumpster behind office. At 7476 simcoe county road.

Enjoy yurts campsites tipis cabins and more. A selection of authentic native goods and tobacco café and confection. Sun thurs 8am 8pm fri sat 8am 9pm. Do not allow children to dispose of garbage in.

A beautiful natural setting along the black river near washago. Visit black river wilderness park for the best outdoors experience. Black river wilderness park is owned and operated by the chippewas of rama first nation.