René Brunelle Provincial Park

René Brunelle Provincial Park is a provincial park in northeastern Ontario centered on Remi Lake in the Cochrane District. Established in 1957 and renamed in 1981 to honor René Brunelle, it covers the lake’s north and east shores and includes a smaller separate section southwest of the lake in Moonbeam. Its waters and wetlands include Spruce Creek, Crawfish Lake, Spruce Lake, West Audrey Lake, and the start of the Remi River at Outlet Bay. Reached by Highway 581 via Highway 11, the park is now a destination for camping, hiking, swimming, and other outdoor recreation, while Remi Lake also had a seaplane base in the early 1900s.

Ontario · Canada