All rates based per day (2:00pm to 12:00pm the next day).
Rates are subject to change.
Payment accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Debit, Cash, E-Transfer
Book through this website or May 1 – Oct. 12 you can also call the camp office at 807-456-CAMP (2267)
It’s a 20min walk to downtown Kenora. There are numerous hiking and biking trails, nature and wildlife areas, Museums, Parks and Landmarks. Positioned on the edge of Lake of the Woods Anicinabe Park and Kenora provide a launching point to boating and fishing adventures. Rain or shine there are numerous activities people of all ages. Ask any of our staff for more information or visit the Lake of The Woods Discovery Centre.
Speed limit is 10km/h. We care about our campers!
One unit or tent per site.
One vehicle per site. Additional parking at front gate or across the road.
Pets must be leash and cleaned up after immediately.
Trash deposited in bear safe bins (see map)
Recycling in the co-mingled bins provided. Only glass has to be separated.
Please dispose of cigarette butts and sunflower seeds in garbage receptacles only.
Please place all garbage in designated receptacles—never in firepits.
Leave discarded alcohol containers in the marked containers for a local charity.
No loud noises or music at any time. Quiet time is 10:00pm to 7:00am. We reserve the right to evict.
Units must have proper sewer line fittings to connect to site plumbing.
Wifi services are for basic browsing and communication. High bandwidth is not available.
Vehicle washing is bucket only
Keep the bathroom access code private.
Only flush human waste and toilet paper. Use garbage containers for all other waste.
Be bear wise. Do not approach, feed or leave garbage or food outside. Wash down surfaces.
Whether you’re a scout troupe, having a family re-union or getting together with a big group of friends, Anicinabe Park is your destination.
The Park has some flex space that may be able to accommodate your group. Give our camp office and call at 807-456-2267 and we can reserve space for you and your event/group.
Anicinabe Park has experienced staff that can help you tailor your special event. Email us at info@kenoracamping.com or call our office at 807-456-2267. We still have openings on our calendar. Whether you wish to host a boot camp, wedding, music festival or other event, we may have that special space to help you host at Anicinabe Park. Our pricing is inexpensive and our shore line is priceless .
Anicinabe Park features a modern washroom facility designed for comfort and convenience. This “Comfort Station” is cleaned at least twice daily to ensure a pleasant experience. If you notice any maintenance or cleanliness issues, please notify our staff promptly.
All of our taps are on the City of Kenora water utility system and are tested. The water is potable unless otherwise posted.
Anicinabe Park provides a double-wide public boat launch with 15-minute courtesy berths for loading/unloading. Vehicle/trailer parking near the launch is available for a daily fee.
Lake of the Woods is the 36th largest lake in the world by area! It’s located in Canada and the United States. It’s over 110kms long and wide with 14,552 islands.
Kenora and Lake of the Woods are renowned for excellent freshwater fishing. Anglers can expect to find species such as walleye, northern pike, smallmouth and largemouth bass, lake trout, crappie, perch, and muskellunge (muskie). The area hosts popular fishing tournaments throughout the season, attracting anglers from all over. Whether you’re fishing from shore, boat, or ice, the Kenora region offers rewarding experiences for all skill levels. And did you know? Canadian residents aged 65 and older do not require an Ontario fishing license. Simply carry government-issued ID showing your name and date of birth while fishing—your ID serves as your license. All sport fishing seasons, quotas, and limits still apply. Thank you Ontario. What a great way to encourage grandparents and grandchildren to fish together!
Yes, the campground offers Wi‑Fi, but coverage and speed can vary across the property. The Wifi is designed for basic email and website functions-not for streaming.
Day visitors are welcome but must check in at the office upon arrival. Visitor vehicles must be parked in the designated visitor parking lot, and guests can walk to the campsite unless they require accessible parking. All visitors must depart by the 10:00 p.m. curfew.
The campground is a short drive from basic services such as gas, groceries, and restaurants, as well as local attractions like trails, beaches, or parks. Ask at the office for recommendations and maps of nearby points of interest.
