Thunder Bay

Located at the western end of Lake Superior, Thunder Bay is Canada's third largest port and has an impressive harbor with facilities to store more than 100 million bushels of grain. A relatively new city, Thunder Bay was formed in 1970 when Fort William and Port Arthur were combined. The city boasts a network of individually landscaped gardens, known as the International Friendship Gardens, which were designed by and represent a variety of ethnic groups. Thunder Bay celebrates its rustic past with the Great Rendezvous Pageant at Old Fort William in early July. The pageant re-enacts a fur trader's rendezvous.

Art Magnus Theatre | Roy Thomas Gallery | Thunder Bay Art Gallery |
Education Lakehead University |
Golf Valhalla Inn Thunder Bay |
History Old Fort William | Paipoonge Museum | Thunder Bay Military Museum | Thunder Bay Museum | Timmins Museum/National Exhibit Centre |
Motels, Hotels and Resorts Best Western Nor'wester Resort Hotel | Comfort Inn Thunder Bay | McLeish Lake Lodge | Oak Lake Lodge | Oak Lake Lodge | Old Country Motel | Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel & Suites | Travelodge Thunder Bay | Travelodge Thunder Bay Airport |
RV campgrounds and dealers Lake Kashabowie Lodge |
Science Amethyst Mine Panorama |
Shopping Classic Designs Flower And Gifts | Intercity Mall |
Sports and Sporting Events Black Bear Adventures | Centennial Park | Chippewa Park | Hillcrest Park |
Wildlife Viewing Canadian Quetico Outfitters | Location: Highway 11/17 East, Thunder Bay Ontario P7C 1M9 Telephone 807-983-2041 Toll Free: 800-667-8386

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