Ojibway Park

Ojibway Park, Home of Laughing Water Beach, was originally set aside for the women and children of Garden River First Nation to gather traditional medicines during the early 1950's. By 1962, the park was opened to the general public and promoted as a family gathering place to enjoy the water, shoreline, campgrounds and beautiful surrounding trees.

Today Ojibway Park has 85 sites with water and either 15amp or 30amp power. Rough camping is also available. Sites can be rented by the night, week or for the whole season. Ojibway Park is a friendly, family campground situated along the shore of Lake George.