Township in Ontario, Canada
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Hornepayne is a township of about a thousand people (2021) in the Algoma District of Northern Ontario, Canada. It's the closest settlement to the geographic center of Ontario, a point that lands in a remote bog to the north of the town.
Straightforward menu with breakfast, lunch, pizza, hamburgers and wings.
Coffee shop and bookstore.
The Legion
RCL clubroom, bar.
An extended-stay hotel still under construction with some rooms already available. All rooms with kitchenette. First conventional hotel in the community since the previous one closed in 2010.
Fishing packages available from do it yourself, guided trips or fly into our remote wilderness island location. Ice fishing packages also available.
Over 100 campsites along the shores of Nagagamisis Lake provide car camping. Some sites provide direct boat access.
Fly-in fishing trips: walleye, northern pike, and perch. Cabins are equipped with full kitchens, bathrooms and 24-hr electricity. Flights and boat rentals are included. Free WiFi. Beachfront. Business centre with Internet access. Children's activities. Pets allowed.
Cabins have a living room, kitchen, 2-, 3- or 4-bedrooms and bathroom. Pots, pans and dishes are supplied. Microwaves, coffee pot and toaster in each cabin.
Grocery store.
A local convenience store. Sells minnows for fishing, beer.
A small giftshop with a milkshake machine and liquor outlet.
The local gas station and convenience store.
Small clothing store.
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