Chippewa Park
CHIPPEWA PARK has been a favourite with city residents and visitors since it opened in 1921. Located on the shore of Lake Superior with an amazing view of the Sleeping Giant, this is your destination for family fun, scenic beauty and relaxation. With so much to see and do, Chippewa is the perfect summer getaway.
While many changes have been made since it was first opened, much of the Park’s initial charm has been retained through the preservation of the original dance hall/pavilion, which is now a focal point for special events such as weddings and reunions.
Discover Chippewa Park! Take a walk on the wild side and explore the birds and animals native to Ontario in their own spacious habitat enclosures. Ride the bumper cars and the tilt-a-whirl. Kick back and relax in the picnic area, play baseball or horseshoes, and stroll down to the beach for an amazing view of the Sleeping Giant. You can even stay overnight in the campgrounds or book a log cabin. Join the thousands of families who visit Chippewa Park for a week, a weekend or just for the day.
Using the following links will show you all what Chippewa has to offer - or telephone the Chippewa Hotline at 807-625-CHIP!
- Amusement Park
- Chippewa Campground
- Fees & Rates
- Pavilion - Reservations for Events
- Directions
- History
- Food & Beverages
- Picnic Fields & Reservations
- Playdays
- Swimming at Chippewa
- Wildlife Park
City of Thunder Bay
Parks Division
The Friends of Chippewa Park is a not-for-profit organization, founded in 2002, whose aim is to restore 
Chippewa Park to its full potential. TFOCP have raised over $5 million to preserve the Park's rich history, renovate and improve the physical grounds & structures, and enhance the natural beauty for all to enjoy. With a dedicated membership of neighbours, friends and caring citizens, TFOCP works to re-establish Chippewa Park as a destination of choice and a recreational haven. It are a very active organization that has made great strides in Chippewa’s restoration and continues to work hard planning for Chippewa’s future. To learn more about TFOCP, Chippewa Park activities, and general information, please visit the website at The Friends of Chippewa Park.
| Address: | Victoriaville Civic Centre 111 Syndicate Ave S Thunder Bay ON P7E 6S4 |
| Tel: | (807) 625-2941 |
| Fax: | (807) 625-3292 |
| Toll Free: | 1-888-711-5094 |
