Eagle Lake adventures and Northern Ontario charm About Vermillion Bay
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Municipality of Machin -
Box 249, 75 Spruce Street Vermilion Bay, ON P0V 2V0 -
(807) 227-2633 -
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Outdoor Recreation in Every Season
Anglers from across Ontario and beyond come to Vermilion Bay for world‑class fishing on Eagle Lake and neighbouring waters such as the Indian Lake Chain, Clay Lake, Cedar Lake and Canyon Lake. Lake species like walleye, muskie, northern pike, lake trout, and smallmouth bass offer excitement for beginners and seasoned anglers alike.
The community’s waterfront boasts parks, picnic spaces, and shoreline trails ideal for hiking, swimming, or simply soaking up the peaceful lakeside landscape. Blue Lake Provincial Park, just a short drive away, features sandy beaches, well‑maintained campgrounds, interpretive programs, and canoeing and hiking routes through scenic forest terrain.
In summer, boating and camping draw families and outdoor lovers. Fall invites hunters and nature photographers, while winter offers snowmobiling, ice fishing, cross‑country skiing and snowshoeing in the surrounding forests and trails.
Local Character & Quirks
A must‑see roadside landmark is the towering Bigfoot statue near Highway 17, a colourful and quirky fixture that has delighted passers‑by for decades and embodies the playful spirit of Northern Ontario’s road culture.
Recommended Businesses
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Fly North Outfitters
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Clark’s Resorts & Outposts
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Sunset Country Adventures
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Keystone Lodge
Vermillion Bay Gallery
