Sleeping Giant Provincial Park
Park Landmark and historical place Campsite
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, established in 1944 as Sibley Provincial Park and renamed in 1988, is a 244km2 park located on the Sibley Peninsula in Northwestern Ontario, east of Thunder Bay. The nearest communities are Pass Lake, located at the northern entrance to the park, and Dorion, located 35km NW, both in the township of Shuniah. The seasonal community of Silver Islet is located on the southern tip of the peninsula. Read more
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Bert W. 2015-09-02The only issue I had with the park was that one of the weekly activities was allowing some one to speak who had been "trained" by Al Gore.
Holly K. 2015-08-17I would highly recommend visiting this park. Staff were very helpful, wildlife was unforgettable and the hiking is well worth it. We've never seen a...
Christopher J. 2015-07-13We love camping at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. The one issue I have is that I noticed a lot of kids riding their bikes on the roads WITHOUT...
Harley Q. 2015-04-23amazing park with amazing people running it ... i was a hitch hiker crossing Canada when i stayed here last year and the people there not only were...
Deb L. 2015-07-23Best place to camp ever. Won't tell you our favorite campsite though. Enjoy!
Carl V. 2015-06-01This place is incredible! Wild beauty everywhere you look. Great hiking & biking & fishing!
Millie K. 2015-04-22First-time Ontario filmmaker to debut 'Sleeping Giant' at Cannes Film Festival - ...
Lynda S. 2014-11-07Sleeping Giant provincial Park is an awesome natural treasure right in our backyard! One could spend a lifetime exploring and learning there.
Cameron K. 2014-09-30Love the park. It has beautiful views and I loved camping there but the park staff is ridiculous. They are way too serious and think they are police...
Amir N. 2014-09-24Amazing park ! Saw 2 foxes and a skunk they kept us company all night.
Tom Elaine H. 2014-09-16Sleeping Giant Provincial park is the best around, camping, trails, and yes climbing the Giant !
Turner L. 2014-08-27Among the most incredible views in Canada, for sure.
Nicole W. 2014-07-23The staff was incredible! My husband and I were camping there last week and while on the trip, we were in an auto accident in Thunder Bay. When I...
Sarah R. 2014-06-04Saw a mother black bear with 3 cubs!
John M. 2013-10-19Some of the best wildlife viewing around Lake Superior. The first place I saw a wolf in the wild!
Popularity of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park
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Sleeping Giant Provincial Park has a total of 21744 visitors (checkins) and 1883 likes.
15 reviews of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park.
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