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Relax and recharge at your campsite or cottage or by the lake. Borrow a book from our free lending library. Reconnect with friends and family around your campfire and take in the spectacular night skies.
Take advantage of any of the possible things to do:
Reconnect with family and friends, or make new ones, in any of our on-site play areas complete with play structures for the kids, sand play area with toys, swings, volleyball court, basketball net, horseshoe pits, and grassy play areas. Our recreation hall has a pool table, ping pong, and dart board when you need to get out of the sun or rain. All of the equipment you need may be signed out from the camp office for free.
Marble Lake features a sandy shoreline and lake bottom and extensive shallows providing excellent and safe swimming for all ages.
As a mid-sized lake with a sandy shoreline, Marble Lake is a great lake for all paddlers – either by canoe or kayak. Easy launching, clear & calm water, and a lack of big boats make for a great paddling experience. For the more adventurous, Marble Lake is on the Mississippi River watershed and you can paddle with a minimum of portages to connecting lakes: Mazinaw Lake to the north and Kashawakamak Lake to the south. Canoe and kayak rentals are available on site.
Marble Lake offers a great lake to get out with your son or daughter and catch some fish – mostly walleye/pickerel and small-mouth bass with the odd northern pike and some large-mouth bass thrown in. We are located in a great area for fishing – you can fish a different lake everyday you are here with many lakes nearby with good public boat launches available. Looking for trout? We are happy to direct you to a nearby lake.
There is an Outdoor centre nearby that provides fishing gear and fishing licences.
For information on fishing seasons, catch or slot size limits, or other Ontario regulations, just ask us or consult the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources website. We are located in Zone 18.
Reconnect with family and friends, or make new ones, in any of our on-site play areas complete with play structures for the kids, sand play area with toys, swings, volleyball court, basketball net, horseshoe pits, and grassy play areas. Our recreation hall has a pool table, ping pong, and dart board when you need to get out of the sun or rain. All of the equipment you need may be signed out from the camp office for free.
The campground area is generally flat and level making for easy biking within the property. We are located in a great area to get on your bike either for a longer ride or just to explore. Road bikers are discovering our quiet, hardtop roads that take you past lakes and through wooded areas. There are some marked road trails, but just ask us and we can recommend a great route that you will enjoy.
Our dark skies offer spectacular views of the stars. Enjoy the view around your campfire or head out to one of two nearby Dark Sky Viewing areas. Take your own equipment or attend one of their many events throughout the summer.
ATVing is a popular activity in the area either on the township roads are on some of the many trails. For information on area marked and maintained ATV trails, go to the Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance at www.thetrail.ca.
Looking to get off the resort and explore the area for the day? Head up to Bon Echo Provincial Park and take the ferry to see the ancient native pictographs or climb the stairs to the top of 100-metre Mazinaw Rock for a great view of the surrounding area. Head out to Hunter’s Creek for a round of golf or disc golf. Take the kids to the Land o’Lakes Petting Farm. Learn some of the area’s history at the Pioneer Museum. Go for a drive or a motorcycle ride on winding, scenic roads – especially in the Fall with all the spectacular colours. Visit one or more of the local art studios. Check out one of the many other lakes in the area.
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