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Halfway Lake Provincial Park

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Halfway Lake Provincial Park is a provincial park in northeastern Ontario’s Sudbury District along Ontario Highway 144, north of Cartier. Named for Halfway Lake, which lies entirely within the park, it is defined by water, with more than a dozen lakes that shape recreation centered on canoeing, shoreline camping, interior travel, and roadside access. The park combines developed and backcountry experiences through the Hawksnest and Wild Rose campgrounds, which offer 221 electrical and non-electrical campsites, as well as canoe-access interior sites on Antrim, Bailey, and Trapper lakes and hike-in sites on the Hawk Ridge Trail.
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