Point Grondine Park is owned and operated by the Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory as a backcountry wilderness park. We invite you to explore our 18,000 acres of Park connecting to you to our hiking trails, canoe routes and backcountry campsites. Revitalize your spirit by connecting to the land and embracing our rich Anishnaabek culture.
Wednesday May 19, 2021
Use at own risk.
Day Users:
Backcountry Camping-Hiking & Canoe Routes:
PGP has launched a new promotional video with support from the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada to coincide with the Go! Adventure Planning Guide campaign at https://goadventure.com/. This new video highlights the Parks hiking and paddling experiences to ramp up… Read more »
Reservations can now be made for the 2021 camping season. Wemtagoosh Falls, Kaa-Gaa-Gehns, Group Sites and Coastal Campsites are now ready to be booked from May to October 2021.
The park will be closed for the season effective December 4. We thank you for another amazing season and we look forward to welcoming you all back again in 2021. Chi Milgwerch, Management
We have 6 canoes for day use and backcountry rentals to make the Point Grondine Park experience more enjoyable.
The Park offers guided nature based and cultural tourism experiences for schools, groups and families. Programs range from soft adventure to wilderness eco-adventures, and nature heritage education programs in partnership with the Killarney Provincial Park.
Wikwemikong Tourism’s mission is to build a foundation for sustainable tourism development through the creation of quality market ready products and services. Its parent organization the Wikwemikong Development Commission serves as the economic development branch of the Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory.
The Wikwemikong Development Commission (WDC) is a non-profit organization, and is the economic development branch of the Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory.
Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory is one of the ten largest First Nation communities in Canada and is situated on the eastern end of Manitoulin Island and pristine shores of Georgian Bay.
The Department of Lands and Natural Resources facilitate the development and implementation of a comprehensive approach to lands stewardship by working towards a balanced approach between individual and collective community interests.
Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory is one of the ten largest First Nation communities in Canada and is situated on the eastern end of Manitoulin Island and pristine shores of Georgian Bay.
