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Municipality in Ontario, Canada
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French River is a municipality of 2,700 people (2016) in Northeastern Ontario.
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A 3614-ha park with great beaches, challenging hiking trails, and camping. Stop into and discover the French River Provincial Park Visitors' Centre near Highway 69 where it crosses the French River and Gorge. Explanatory exhibits and educational events related to the cultural and natural resources of the river.
Offers an executive 9-hole course, spectacular scenery and cottages.
An 18-hole championship course & restaurant.
Blueberry pancakes and “Hungry Man” breakfasts, burgers, wraps, and salads. Old-fashioned sundaes and milkshakes, 16 flavours of ice cream. Wheelchair accessible.
Fishing & hunting lodge, boat access or fly-in float plane wilderness resort. Offers an all-inclusive "American meal plan" packages and self-catered housekeeping cottage plans.
Canadian-made moccasins, souvenirs, local First Nations handicraft, and cream and butter fudge made fresh in-house.
French River is 80 km from Sudbury and 80 km and can be reached by traveling south on Highway 69 and turning left on Highway 64.
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