- The list below includes 4 free or cheap things to do in or near Elliot Lake, Ontario, including 4 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Camping Site, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Monuments.
- From Miners Memorial Park to Mississagi Provincial Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Elliot Lake.
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Built to honor the local mining history, Miners Memorial Park was opened in 2007 alongside Horne Lake. The memorial includes the names of fallen mine workers of the local mines who died in workplace accidents or illnesses due to mine conditions. Nature trails intersect at the park, providing relaxing strolls in…
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HWY 639 20 min North o, Elliot Lake, Ontario
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Known for its well-maintained campgrounds, Mississagi Provincial Park is located alongside Elliot Lake. Hiking trails weave throughout the park. Canoeing in the lake is encouraged, as is swimming along the sandy beach.
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Milliken Mine Road, Elliot Lake, Ontario
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The objective of Sherriff Creek Wildlife Sanctuary is to protect the animals who reside within the area, while allowing visitors to observe the animals in their natural habitat. Along the walking trails, it is common to find moose and wolf tracks. Bird watching is the biggest feature of the sanctuary.
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Highway 108 | P5A 2T1, Elliot Lake, Ontario
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Residing in the area once considered to be the Uranium Capital of the World, the Elliot Lake Nuclear & Mining Museum is dedicated to informing visitors about the history of mining in the area. A large collection of mine rescue equipment is on display, as well as minerals, and a pictorial hall of fame.