Kesagami Provincial Park

Kesagami Provincial Park is a remote protected area in Northern Ontario’s James Bay lowlands, established in 1983 around Kesagami Lake and a corridor along the Kesagami River to the Harricana River. Accessible only by air or water, it is valued for backcountry canoeing, camping, fishing, and its undeveloped wilderness. The park protects a flat, boggy landscape of peat, muskeg, and fen meadows, with unusual peat cliffs along the lake shore and habitat for moose, boreal woodland caribou, bear, wolf, otter, and marten. Its human history reaches to the fur trade, including the short-lived Hudson’s Bay Company post Mesackamee House in 1777.

Ontario · Canada