Ear Falls accommodation

If you are in downtown Ear Falls, it is 15 kilometres to the Wine Lake Camp.

After you've explored Ear Falls for a while, be sure to set aside a couple of days to explore Northwestern Ontario's many other offerings. Northwestern Ontario offers rivers and streams. Commonly visited Northwestern Ontario tourist draws include the old towns and art museums. Visitors in this section of Canada enjoy snowboarding, skiing and cross-country skiing.

60 kilometres away from Ear Falls you'll find Red Lake, where you can find the St. John's Church, Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre and Red Lake Pier. The Balmer Hotel and Nature's Inn Red Lake are some of the long and short-stay alternatives in Red Lake. Or, you could consider staying in Dryden, 95 kilometres to the south of Ear Falls, where you'll find the Comfort Inn Dryden and Best Western Plus Dryden Hotel & Conference Centre. If you're staying in Dryden, set aside some time to check out the Eagle's Landing Golf Course, Dryden Regional Health Centre and Dryden and District Museum.

At Wotif, we're a little obsessed with travel (okay, maybe more than just a little!). So when it's time to hit the bright lights of Ear Falls, we'd be honoured to be your travel buddy.