Classified as "non-operating" by Ontario Parks, information is limited at this time. Tripping in Opsaquia, more than any park in northwestern Ontario, puts the onus on you, the paddler, to enjoy the total process of planning a true wilderness trip.
Open fires are permitted in the park as a rule. Trippers should monitor the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources wildfire web-page for current information and possible restrictions due to dry conditions.
According to Ontario Parks, Opasquia’s main reason for selection as a park is the two kilometer wide, 100 meter high Opasquia Moraine that overlooks the area. Wave-cut terraces and raised beaches show the effect of glacial Lake Agassiz on the moraine and surrounding landscape.
ECOLOGY:
As a vast, northern wilderness, Opasquia hosts a range of wildlife, but is best know for its thriving wolverine population.
FISHING:
Northern and walleyed pike should be abundant, and selected lakes are likely to harbor some big lake trout according to park officials. A valid Ontario fishing license is required.
