Thunder Bay KOA Kampground & Resort

Make our KOA campground your headquarters to experience the natural beauty of nearby Lake Superior and the region’s attractions. Go rockhounding at open-pit amethyst mines. Explore 130-foot Kakabeka Falls and Ouimet Canyon. Relive area history at Fort William Historical Park, a re-created 1815 trading post complete with costumed natives, trappers and traders, and at the Centennial Park 1910 Logging Camp. Camp amongst Thunder Bay KOA’s 90 acres of spruce, birch and poplar which shimmer with color in autumn. Our campsites are tucked in the trees and in wide-open sunshine. We have camping cabins & *NEW* lodges available as well. Hayrides, ice cream socials and other planned activities add to the fun in season.

Amenities

• Heated Salwater Swimming Pool
• 300 Yd Driving Range
• Tranquil Catch and Release Trout Pond
• Challenging Mini Golf
• Playground
• Novelty Bike Rentals
• Sports Field
• Horseshoes
• NEW Shuffleboard
• Badminton
• Games Room/TV Room
• Outdoor Chess Set
• Off Leash Pet Park
• Kamping Kitchen
• Gift Shop and Convenience Store
• Propane Gas
• Full Hookups, 15/30/50 Amp Services
• Large Grassy and Shaded Sites
• Treed Tent Sites
• Campfires
• RV Parts
• Dump Station
• Big Rigs Welcome
• Pet Friendly
• Free Wi-Fi
• Sites with Cable
• Laundry Facilities
• Restrooms and Showers

Phone Number  +1 (807) 683-6221

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