Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 35 minutes ago

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In this camping video, we went to Marten River Provincial Park and camped on site 107 in the Chicot Campground. We did a park tour, visited a local brewery in North Bay, and spent a lot of time walking through the park and checking out the amenities.

0:00 - Overview, Arriving at Park, Filling Station
1:39 - Site 107 & Chicot Campground Tour
5:05 - Logging Museum & Cell Signal
7:05 - Day Use Area
7:23 - North Bay Gateway City Brewery
8:09 - Assinika Campground
8:57 - Kayaking
7:17 - Fishing Spot & Day Use Beach
10:15 - Central Comfort Station
11:50 - Hiking Trails & Bike Trail
15:08 - More Waterfront Sites
15:42 - Swimming at the Chicot Beach
16:11 - Back at the Site & Book Review
16:37 - Overall Thoughts
18:16 - Dump Station & Closing

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From: ontarioparks.ca/park/martenriver

What You'll Like:
- A replica logging camp brings a bygone era to life
- The park is the southern gateway to the Temagami area and is a base for canoeists, boaters, hikers and anglers
- Enjoy remnant stands of massive pines including a 350 year old White Pine as you walk the Transition Trail
- Take part in various logging contests, enjoy a logger’s bean lunch, be serenaded by fiddlers, charmed by the antics of chainsaw carvers and entertained by an array of musicians during Lumberjack Days
- Relax at one of the park’s three beaches, engage in a beach volleyball game or enjoy a friendly game of horseshoes