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Campground — Poker Lake Route

About this campground

Technical Guide: Hwy 116 20 km from the junction of Hwy 118 and 35. Park in clearing south of the highway. Access to Bentshoe Lake via a 100 m portage To northwest corner of Bentshoe Lake P 325 m to south end of Poker Lake Follow north shore of Poker Lake to portage P 50 m to small weedy pond (swampy!) To north end of pond P 75 m to Quirt Lake (swampy) To most westerly bay of Quirt Lake P 75 m to Cinder Lake To most southerly bay of Cinder Lake P 175 m to small pond (swampy / overgrown) To south end of pond P 175 m to Poker Lake (wet and muddy) Across bay to next portage P 275 m to Upper Crane Lake To south end of Upper Crane Lake Liftover between Upper Crane Lake and Lower Crane Lake To west end of Lower Crane Lake P 300 m to Bentshoe Lake West on Bentshoe Lake Liftover at mid point of lake To south end of Bentshoe Lake P 100 m back to Hwy 118 to finish Maps Required Other Maps: Chrismar Adventure Map - Poker Lake Area (shows all portages, campsites, other useful information)

$1 / night
Poker Lake, Ontario

How to get to Poker Lake Route

  1. Head towards the nearest highway
    Use your preferred navigation app to reach the main highway leading to the region.
  2. Exit towards Poker Lake, Ontario
    Take the signed exit and follow local road signs for Poker Lake Route.
  3. Follow local access road
    Proceed carefully on the access road; conditions may vary seasonally.
  4. Arrive at the entrance
    Look for the Poker Lake Route entrance sign and check in if required.

How to book Poker Lake Route

  1. Check availability
    On the Poker Lake Route page, select your dates to check availability.
  2. Review details
    Review campsite details, rules, pricing, and cancellation policy before booking.
  3. Complete booking
    Proceed to checkout, provide guest details, and confirm your reservation.
  4. Receive confirmation
    You will receive a booking confirmation with check-in instructions via email.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, friendly pets are generally welcome on a leash unless otherwise stated in the rules.

Facilities vary by site; many include restrooms, showers, and picnic tables. Check the listing for details.

Book directly on Outdoorsy by selecting dates and confirming your stay from the campground page.

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Location

Poker Lake, Ontario