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Local Attractions in Thunder Bay |
Things to do inThunder BayInterested in things to do in Thunder Bay? Want to go shopping or on an adventure? Our knowledgeable front desk employees know where to go for the best Thunder Bay attractions, shopping and yes even the best coffee shop in town. |
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History & Culture
You’ll never be at a loss for historic things to do in Thunder Bay. Fort William Historical Park, one of the largest living history attractions in North America, devoted to re-creating the days of the North West Company and the Canadian fur trade. With 57 heritage and modern buildings on 250 acres, Fort William offers a vivid and rich tapestry of fur trade life, running the gamut from culture to crafts, medicine to business, domestic life to heritage farming. |
Festivals & Entertainment
Street Film Festivals, Blues Music, Ribfest, Folklore Festival and celebrations of India are only a few things to do in Thunder Bay. Interested in playing a round of golf while visiting? The city operates three full-service public golf courses. You can also enjoy many privately owned courses including Fort William Country Club and the world-class Whitewater Golf Club. |
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Shopping and Dining
With so many things to do in Thunder Bay, including unique shopping and superb dining throughout the city, you’ll want to stay a few extra days. Find great deals at major retail outlets, discover handcrafted pottery and giftware and get captivated by First Nations art. Take a break from shopping and enjoy great meals at relaxed bistros and restaurants. Ethnic cuisine or heartier casual fare can be found at rustic roadhouses, cafés, bars and grilles you’ll find something to please everyone. |
Wildlife Adventures
The Canadian Shield is ruggedly beautiful, whether you’re looking for moose, bear, deer or fowl, Thunder Bay has some of the world’s best wildlife hunting. Experience Northern Ontario’s subsistence hunting culture. There are a variety of different guides to choose from including; Black Bear Adventure or Caribou Lake Lodge. If eco-adventures are more to your liking, visit the Nolalu Eco Centre, Northern Ontario’s largest solar- and wind- powered straw bale facility. Enjoy sailing, fishing, kayaking along Ontario’s North shore and canoeing with Lake Superior Visits. Our city and eco-tour guides can help you navigate your way through the many things to do in Thunder Bay. |
