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Shining Tree Tourist CampFishing & hunting outfitter

In Shining Tree, Timmins Region, ON·615 km from Toronto

Fishing · Hunting
Activities
Northern pike · Walleye · Smallmouth bass
Key species
1 cabin · 4 guests
Capacity

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Fishing, hunting, and snowmobiling stays on the shores of Shining Tree Lake

Shining Tree Tourist Camp is a fishing and hunting outfitter in the heart of Timmins Region, On. It offers 1 lodging (up to 4 guests) and 1 lake. Featured species: Northern pike, Walleye and Smallmouth bass. About 6 h 50 drive from Toronto.

The territory

Where the outfitter is located

Shining Tree Tourist Camp is located in Timmins Region, Ontario. The closest service town is Shining Tree.

1 cabins
On-site lodgings

Species on the territory

  • Northern pike
  • Walleye
  • Smallmouth bass
  • Trout
  • Moose
  • Black bear
  • Ruffed grouse
  • Small game
  • Canada goose
  • Duck
  • Snowshoe hare
  • Spruce grouse
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Lodgings

Cabins available at Shining Tree Tourist Camp

1 cabins available in Timmins Region, ON.

Cabin

Lake-front cottages

Lac Shining Tree

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 1 bedrooms

Clean lake-front cottages located directly on Shining Tree Lake. Available for daily or weekly rental for fishing, hunting, or snowmobiling.

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Waters

Lakes at Shining Tree Tourist Camp

1 lakes in the Timmins Region region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.

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Lake

Lac Shining Tree

Shining Tree Lake features lake-front cottages and offers fishing for smallmouth bass, walleye, and northern pike.

  • Achigan à petite bouche
  • Doré
  • Brochet

Cabins on this water body

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Hunting and fishing

Species and practices offered at Shining Tree Tourist Camp

Fishing

What fish species can you catch at Shining Tree Tourist Camp?

The following fish species can be caught at Shining Tree Tourist Camp, Timmins Region, ON: Northern pike, Walleye, Smallmouth bass, Trout.

Hunting

What game species can you hunt at Shining Tree Tourist Camp?

The following game species can be hunted at Shining Tree Tourist Camp, Timmins Region, ON: Moose, Black bear, Ruffed grouse, Small game, Canada goose, Duck, Snowshoe hare, Spruce grouse.

Getting there

Access and distances

Directions

Hwy. 560, Shining Tree

The camp is located directly on Highway 560 in Shining Tree, Ontario. The site is situated on the stretch between the cities of Sudbury and Timmins, making road access easy. In winter, the establishment is also directly accessible via the TOPS-C marked snowmobile trail.

From major cities

Toronto
6 h 50615 km
Ottawa
7 h 23665 km
Mississauga
6 h 47610 km
Brampton
6 h 43604 km
Hamilton
7 h 17655 km
London
8 h 26759 km

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Fish species offered
Northern pike, Walleye, Smallmouth bass, Trout
Game species offered
Moose, Black bear, Ruffed grouse, Small game, Canada goose, Duck, Snowshoe hare, Spruce grouse
Accommodations
1
Capacity per accommodation
up to 4 guests
Water bodies on the territory
1
Drive time from Toronto
6 h 50 (615 km)
Drive time from Ottawa
7 h 23 (665 km)
About

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The outfitter

Located on the shores of Shining Tree Lake, the camp offers clean waterfront cabins. Anglers can fish for Walleye, Northern Pike, and Smallmouth Bass, or explore remote lakes for various trout species. Autumn gives way to hunting for Moose, Black Bear, and small game. In winter, enjoy direct access to the TOPS-C snowmobile trail, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing. Boat rentals, a trading post, ATV trails, and old mining sites round out the experience. Children and pets are welcome.

Territory and geography

Established on the shores of Shining Tree Lake, this estate sits in the heart of Northern Ontario, on a territory shaped by the gold rush era. The area includes the main lake as well as several remote lakes ideal for trout fishing. The surrounding terrain and forest are crisscrossed by miles of old logging roads, perfect for hiking, ATVing, and birdwatching. Access to the territory is easy via Highway 560, located between Sudbury and Timmins, or directly via the TOPS-C snowmobile trail during the winter season.

Frequently asked questions

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Shining Tree Tourist Camp offers: Fishing, Hunting. The species found on the territory are Northern pike, Walleye, Smallmouth bass.

1 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 4 guests.

The camp is located directly on Highway 560 in Shining Tree, Ontario. The site is situated on the stretch between the cities of Sudbury and Timmins, making road access easy. In winter, the establishment is also directly accessible via the TOPS-C marked snowmobile trail.

Shining Tree Tourist Camp is located in Timmins Region, On.

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