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| Province of Ontario | What is there to do within 100 miles of North Bay, for the Victoria long Weekend? Posted: Sun April 27, 2008 11:22 PM UTC
That means the area of Sudbury, New Liskeard, North Bay, Mattawa, Parry Sound...
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DJF86  
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| Province of Ontario | Re: What is there to do within 100 miles of North Bay, for the Victoria long Weekend? Posted: Sun April 27, 2008 11:43 PM UTC
If you are going to camp then try Finlayson Point at Temagami. Make your reservation now though (if you can still get one).
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| Province of Ontario | Re: What is there to do within 100 miles of North Bay, for the Victoria long Weekend? Posted: Mon April 28, 2008 02:30 PM UTC
Be nice if it would be just me, but I have the impression, my girlfriend doesn't like camping. She always slept at chain hotels when traveling.
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| Province of Ontario | Re: What is there to do within 100 miles of North Bay, for the Victoria long Weekend? Posted: Tue April 29, 2008 01:42 AM UTC
This resort is really nice and right next to the park.
http://www.temagamishores.com/index.asp Not sure about the price but it's a beautiful spot.
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| Province of Ontario | Re: What is there to do within 100 miles of North Bay, for the Victoria long Weekend? Posted: Sun May 4, 2008 04:08 AM UTC
The suggestion for Temagami Shores is a good one.
I haven't stayed there myself but know the area and further north of Temagami there's very little except small trees/bush/bare rocks and rednecks. All fine and good if you want to fish for Pike and Walleye but recreational paddling excursions get short shrift unless you're planning a 100% do-it-yourself trip in the bush.
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