Sturgeon Falls KOA Holiday

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About Sturgeon Falls KOA Holiday

If you like camping in a quiet environment with lots of space - this is your campground! The Sturgeon River takes center stage here. Swim, fish, boat, kayak/canoe and paddleboat as you explore the area. Relax on one of the pontoon boat tours that depart right from the campground. Kids and adults love the 80-foot dock with a slide into the water. This big-rig friendly KOA has 60-foot pads and 30-amp services, as well as 50-amp Pull-Thru RV Sites up to 110 feet long. All sites are full service and offer water, sewer hookups and power. With a marina in the middle of the camp, you can bring your boat or rent an aluminum fishing boat. Lake Nipissing, a world-class muskie fishing lake, boasts northern pike, walleye, bass and more. The lodge has an outdoor kitchen, meeting room, game room and a camp store. Max pull thru: 110 feet. Your hosts: Greg & Gina Demers.

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