The most important part of life is ensuring that you spend quality time with loved ones, doing things that are memorable and fulfilling. We provide the time and space to nourish and revitalize you, your family, and your friends. You can organize a holiday, function or retreat here that will long be remembered. Whether celebrating a milestone event or simply wanting to get away from it all, we offer a piece of nature’s paradise for you to relax and enjoy.
The Fisher family lives here, including our dogs and cats – Foremost, this is our Home, we are happy to share it with family, friends, and you! We prefer to keep the land as pristine as possible and generally have limited camping spots available outside of events – We also ensure that festival directors understand the importance of no-trace productions, leaving the space as they found it.
Over the years, Fishers’Paradise has organically and intentionally grown into what it is today; a sacred wildwood with meandering trails and spots for self-reflection, sharing the best of ourselves with nature and each other – That remains the core of what we do.
Wild Life – This part of the country, because of its unique ecosystem, is a place where Moose and Deer rub shoulders; beavers abound, as do rabbits, chipmunks and dozens of other creatures. West Nipissing is an ornithological delight. The variety and abundance of birds change throughout the season with nesting and migration patterns. There are over 230 species recorded in the area.
Fishing – West Nipissing boasts diverse fishing. We have access to two small oxbow lakes and half mile of frontage on the Sturgeon River feeding Lake Nipissing. The river can be navigated for twenty five miles from our location. Excellent fishing is right at your doorstep. There are many other lakes known for fishing within a few minutes by car. We embrace eco-friendly practices and are committed to protecting the environment – And we’re still developing… to create a facility that keeps your ideals in mind.
Camping Standards – Our rules are simple: No Littering (including cig. butts), No Glass, Pick up after yourself/kids/dogs, All food/beverage/litter must be contained (in a receptacle with a tight-fitting lid or vehicle), Wear lifejackets while in kayaks/canoes/paddleboards (it’s the law), Wear shoes or look where you’re walking (for stumps, rocks), Be mindful of noise, Be mindful of fellow campers/children/dogs, Respect nature and each other. Please bring your own toilet paper and sanitary wipes (Covid19 new rule). We prefer that campers walk/bicycle to the beach – lots of campers bring collapsible wagons for lugging their picnics, blankets, and beach toys
Camp/Glamp Packing List
The Big River & Sky Checklist is sent to attendees each year before the festival, it is the ultimate Camp List and we love it! >>>
Our Rules Are Simple:
No Littering (including cig. butts).
No Glass.
No Camping/Sleeping on the beach.
Pick up after yourself/kids/dogs.
All food/beverage/litter must be contained (in a receptacle with a tight-fitting lid or vehicle).
Wear lifejackets while in kayaks/canoes/paddleboards (it’s the law).
Wear shoes, look where you’re walking (for stumps, rocks).
Be mindful of noise.
Be mindful of fellow campers/children/dogs.
Children 12 and under must be with their guardian at all times.
Respect nature, others, and yourself.
Please bring your own toilet paper and sanitary wipes.
We prefer that campers walk/bicycle to the beach – lots of campers bring collapsible wagons for lugging their picnics, blankets, and beach toys.
