
Summer Fun at Chippewa Park

Chippewa Park is your destination for family fun, scenic beauty and relaxation on your visit to Thunder Bay this summer.
Located on the shore of Lake Superior, Chippewa Park is the perfect summer getaway with an amazing view of the Sleeping Giant.
The park, one of 124 parks managed by the City of Thunder Bay's Parks Division, has been a favourite with city residents and visitors since it opened in 1921
Outdoor Playground
While many changes have been made since it was first opened, much of the Park’s initial charm has been retained through the preservation of the original dance hall and pavilion which acts as a focal point for special events such as weddings and reunions.

The 27 acres of parkland located off Chippewa Road in the south east end of the city offers many outdoor recreational opportunities from swiming, hiking, cycling and kayaking. The park features a number of amusement rides for kids to enjoy including bumper cars and the tilt-a-whirl.
Camping at Chippewa

Chippewa Park offers a number of options for camping on the scenic shores of Lake Superior. You can rent a log cabin, park your RV or pitch a tent. Opportunities for camping begin the May Long Weekend and runs through the Labour Day weekend. For more information, call the Chippewa Hotline (807) 625-CHIP (2447) or visit the City of Thunder Bay website.
Summer Events and Festivals
The City of Thunder Bay hosts their annual Kite Festival in the wide open spaces of endless parkland and the Friends of Chippewa Park also plan a number of fun and festive events each summer.

Come out and enjoy the sounds of live music on the main stage Sunday afternoons.
And not to be missed is Sundays in the Park Sundays from 2 - 4 pm. For more information visit www.thunderbay.ca/chippewapark.
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