Pakwash Provincial Park

10/01/2026

Today is the first day to book a seasonal campsite at Pakwash Provincial Park for next summer!

If you’ve been dreaming of camping right on the beach, catching walleye from your campsite, or enjoying the many amenities Pakwash has to offer, this is your chance!

From paddleboard rentals to canoe and kayak rentals, there are plenty of ways to get out on the water. When you’re ready to come off the lake, you can enjoy a game of basketball or volleyball with family and friends.

Seasonal campsite reservations are open from October 1 to December 31.

Start planning your summer at Pakwash!

More details can be found here: https://www.ontarioparks.ca/seasonal or you can call our office at 807-727-1329

09/15/2026

Pakwash would like to thank all of our hardworking staff and all of our visitors for helping make this a fantastic operating season!

As we wrap up another summer, we're grateful for everyone who visited and helped make Pakwash a special place this season.

Interested in staying at Pakwash as a seasonal camper next summer? check out our seasonal campsite program for more information and details on how to apply: https://www.ontarioparks.ca/seasonal

Reservations for seasonal campsites can be made between October 1st and December 31st.

Please note that after the December 31st deadline has passed, the park will do its best to accommodate seasonal campsite requests; however we cannot guarantee that a seasonal campsite will be available.

Please give our office a call at 807-727-1239 if you have any questions.

08/11/2026

Looks like another amazing show at Trout Fest this weekend 🤘 There are still sites available at the Pakwash if you are lookin for a place to stay.

One week! Don’t miss this one folks.

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the dedicated dads in nature and beyond!

This Pileated Woodpecker father is hard at work feeding his hungry chicks. How can you tell this is dad? Both male and female Pileated Woodpeckers sport a striking red crest, but males have a red stripe on the cheek (the "moustache") while females have a black one.

These impressive birds excavate large nesting cavities in dead or dying trees, creating homes that are later used by many other species—from ducks and owls, to squirrels and bats.

Today, we’re celebrating the fathers who help nurture the next generation.

06/12/2026

Black bears are out and about in the park!

Black bears are a natural part of Ontario's wilderness, and a safe park experience starts with proper food storage. Keep all food, coolers, garbage, and scented items secured when not in use, and never feed wildlife.

Visiting with your dog? Keep them on a leash.
Unleashed dogs can provoke wildlife and may lead bears back to you, increasing the risk of a dangerous encounter.

Help us protect Ontario's bears by respecting their space and keeping your campsite clean.

🍓Store food properly
🗑️ Dispose of waste in designated bins
🚫 Never feed wildlife
🐕 Keep dogs leashed and under control
🥾 Give bears plenty of room if you encounter one

Check out the Bear wise webpage for more information.
https://www.ontario.ca/page/prevent-bear-encounters-bear-wise

Together, we can keep Ontario's parks wild, safe, and enjoyable for everyone. Contact the Red Lake park office if you have questions or concerns. 807-727-1329

06/03/2026

Pakwash is still searching for a couple hardworking students to fill out our maintenance team this summer 🌞

If you are interested in spending your summer working in a beautiful park and learning some valuable skills, send your resume to [email protected].

$18.45 an hour / Monday to Friday / 8 to 4:30 / July 3rd to August 28th / Transportation from Red Lake provided.

05/05/2026

Want to spend your summer working in nature🌲 You're in luck. Pakwash Park is looking for another Maintenance Worker.

The contract runs from May 11th to September 13th. Pay starts at $22.86 and tops out at $24.66, plus benefits.

Send your resume to [email protected]