16 Civic Centre Road Petawawa, Ontario K8H 3H5 Phone: (613) 687-5678 Fax: (613) 687-6746 Email:
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Centennial Park Waterfront (the Catwalk) is supervised seven days a week starting 3rd week of June through mid August from 10 am to 6 pm. Fun for the whole family. This facility is equipped with washroom and picnic facilities, walking trail, gazebo, outdoor chapel, and performing arts centre.
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Petawawa Point
Petawawa Point is another sandy spot in Petawawa that draws the crowds once the warm weather is upon us. It is an unsupervised area where patrons swim at their own risk. This beach is equipped with childrens playground, beach volleyball court, washrooms, picnic facilities, and canteen services.
Camping
Black Bear Beach - Kiska Beach
This is a full service campground with hydro and water hook- up for 100 sites, 100 sites with hydro only, and 20 unserviced sites.
Family camping fun located on a beautiful sandy beach! Open May to September. Season rates available.
Mark Lawrence Lieven Rd Petawawa ON K8H 2X3 Phone: (613) 687-7268 Fax: (613) 588-7909 E-mail:
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For a unique glimpse into Canada's proud military history since 1905, visit the CFB Petawawa museum that includes the Airborne Museum, the RCD, Canadian Guards and 427 helicopter Squadron Collection. Open to the public
Monday to Friday from 1 to 4 pm and 11am to 4pm on weekends. Free admission and groups tours are welcome. Call 613-687-5511 ext. 6238 for more info.
Petawawa offers miles of cross-country ski trails as well as the world's shortest downhill! For cross-country skiing and snowshoeing visit the Jubilee Lodge website For downhill skiing call the Petawawa Ski Club at 613-687-8085 or visit them on Laurentian Drive
Golf enthusiasts are spoiled for choice, with a selection of courses that offer enjoyable outings to satisfy all ages and skill levels. CPGA professionally designed courses ensure an effective combination of challenge and reward: rolling tree-lined fairways with magnificent panoramic views of the Ottawa River or Calabogie Lake, bent grass greens, scenic ponds and well placed sand traps.
Need a bit of practice? Spend some time at the driving range and practice greens. From the early days of spring into the cool, crisp colour of autumn, our friendly service, amply stocked pro shops, cart and club rentals and relaxing licensed clubhouses guarantee a memorable time on the greens.
The Twin Rivers Golf Club is a full 18 hole course and a member of the Ottawa Valley Golf Association with a registered CPGA pro. It boasts a driving range and putting green, cart rentals, and refreshments. Monthly, annual, and half year memberships are available with a pro shop, clubhouse, amenities, and full banquet facilities on site.
Visit these area golf courses:
The Twin Rivers Golf Club (613) 687-8294
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Roanoke Golf Club (613) 735-4444
Pembroke Shores Golf Club (613) 732-1665
Indian River Golf Course (9 hole) (613) 732-8732
Island Brae Golf Club (9 hole) (613) 732-9022
Airport Golf and Driving Range (613) 687-8578
Or use Petawawa as your base to enjoy these golf courses located a short drive away:
Oaks of Cobden (Cobden) 800-716-7229
Dragonfly Golf Links (Renfrew) 888-275-3838
Renfrew Golf Club (Renfrew) 888-805-3739
Whitetail Golf Club (Eganville) 800-280-2179
Calabogie Highlands Resort & Golf Club (Calabogie) 877-224-4653
Calabogie Peaks (9 hole) (Calabogie) (613) 752-2720
Barry's Bay Golf Club (9 hole) (Barry's Bay) 866-505-0257
Two boat launching facilities are available at Petawawa Point. Petawawa's launching facilities are free to the public. There is also a commercial launch facility at Pine Ridge Park and a full service marina at CFB Petawawa.
Jubilee Lodge Marina
Jubilee Lodge Marina offers 140 berths, docking and anchorages or offshore mooring, daily launch fees, full service fueling, pump out service, and has a marine mechanic on duty at Eagle Marine Services. The marina is also the proud home of the CFB Petawawa Yacht Club. The lodge is a licensed facility and is the perfect spot to host your wedding, party, group barbecue or other event. In the winter, the lodge is used as a clubhouse for cross-country skiing. Ideal for stops year round!
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For seasonal slip rentals or docking fees info contact us: Phone: (613) 687-5511 ext 5180 Fax: (613) 687-6795 E-mail:
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This 4.4 km trail there and back offers a pleasant walk along the shore of the Petawawa River, which is a whitewater boating mecca. The first part of the walk is along the Millenium Trail, 1.2 km riverside path for walking, jogging, cycling and skiing along the South bank.
Centennial Park lies along the trail, right behind the Municipal office. Here you will find the Evergreen Stage, the Catwalk swimming and kayaking hole, the Gazebo, benches and beautiful peaceful sitting areas.
Hwy 17 West Petawawa, Ontario K0J 1J0 Box 2000 Chalk River, Ontario K0J 1J0 Phone: (613) 589-2880, Fax: (613) 589-2275
This 100 km2 woodland estate is Canada'’s oldest and largest research forest, established in 1918 for the study of advanced science. During the summer months visit the square timber visitor centre, the forest and shoreline walking trails and take part in our interpretive program-learn about forest bugs, plant identification, edible plants, and forest fires. Special themed events on schedule every Sunday! Enjoy cross country skiing and the Spring Maplefest. (located on Hwy 17 between Petawawa and Chalk River).
Public access to internet, magazine and article search, shut-in service, videos & CDs, inter- library loans 16 Civic Centre Petawawa ON K8H 3H5 Phone: 687-2227 Fax: 687-2527 Email:
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The Petawawa Terrace Provincial Park contains an extensive trail system. It is best described as a 12 km woodland walk, incorporating numerous interpretive panels along the way. These panels feature Ontario songbirds, waterfowl, raptors, snakes, frogs, turtles, butterflies, fur bearing animals, fish, rodents, bats, species at risk, invasive species, salamanders, upland birds and owls and deer of Ontario. Traditionally this park has been the home base of the Petawawa cross-country ski trails maintained by Fred Molson who also maintains the down hill ski facility at Mount Molson just next door the Terrace.
Formerly known as the Temiskawa Waterway, the Ottawa River Waterway has something for everyone. Whatever your travel plans - perhaps just a day of boating, or cruising for a week or two - the Ottawa's scenic waters are exactly what you've been looking for in a uniquely different boating adventure. Anywhere along the way you can nose into shore, pitch a tent and build a fire on shore or dock at a marina and head to a hotel or even spend your nights at anchor.
Join us for a tour of the waterway as it winds its way from Notre-Dame-Du-Nord, at the head of Lake Temiskaming and then down the Ottawa River for almost 500 kilometres, to Arnprior, just outside of Ottawa.
For further information please contact us at: Ottawa River Waterway 1 Pembroke St. East, P.O. Box 277 Pembroke, Ontario Canada K8A 6X3 Phone: 1-866-224-5244 Fax: 613 735-3660 Visit the website
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