Discover the Natural Beauty of Kettle Lakes Provincial Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you are in Eastern Ontario, start your journey by getting onto Highway 401 West towards Toronto. After approximately 45 minutes, take the exit for Highway 416 North towards Ottawa. Continue on Highway 416 until it merges with Highway 417. Follow Highway 417 until you reach the junction with Highway 401. Merge onto Highway 401 East and continue driving until you reach the exit for Highway 69 North towards Sudbury. After about 2.5 hours, take the exit for Highway 17 East towards North Bay. Continue on Highway 17 for approximately 2 hours until you reach the turnoff for Municipal Rd. At this point, follow the signs for Kettle Lakes Provincial Park, which is located at 1350 Municipal Rd, Connaught, ON P0N 1A0.

• Public Transportation

  For those relying on public transportation, start by taking a bus from your location to Sudbury. You can check schedules with Ontario Northland or Greyhound for potential routes. Once you arrive in Sudbury, you will need to take a taxi to reach Kettle Lakes Provincial Park, since there are no direct public transport options available to the park. The distance from Sudbury to the park is about 1.5 hours by car, so budget approximately $100-150 for the taxi ride. Be sure to book your taxi in advance, especially during peak tourist season.

• Transfer

  If you're using a combination of transportation modes, consider taking a train to North Bay and then a taxi from North Bay to Kettle Lakes Provincial Park. The train trip from Toronto to North Bay takes around 4 hours. From North Bay, it's a 2-hour taxi ride to the park. You should expect to pay around $150-200 for the taxi fare, so make sure to budget accordingly.