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RTC 2026/09/11-14 Rolling OnCamp/CabinSTOC Northern ONT 2nd annual

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Yes the 2nd annual RollingONcamp/CabinSTOC Northern Ontario


Day one Friday September 11th arrive at the ChiCheeman ferry terminal in Tobermory in time for the 1:15 PM ferry crossing arriving in South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island around 3:30 PM proceeding from there to Providence Bay campground
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Providence Bay Tent and Trailer - Google My Maps
Providence Bay Tent and Trailer
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Day Two. Saturday September 12th Depart Providence Bay heading north to Little current stopping for ice crèam prior to crossing on the swing bridge to the mainland. Taking Hwy 6 North through “Rainbow Country” (Television show popular in the 70’s) to Espanola. Then taking the Lee Valley road along the Spanish river towards Massey. Then onto the TransCanada hwy 17 towards Elliot Lake. Stopping for fuel and groceries before starting on the Deer trail to Missisaugi Provincial Park
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Providence Bay to Missisagi - Google My Maps
Providence Bay to Missisagi
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Day Three Sunday Sept. 13th Continuing on the Deer trail stopping at lookouts and the little White River bridge for photo ops. Exiting the deer trail onto 129 south to Thessalon, take 17 to Bruce Mines, 638 to Echo Bay. South on 17 to St Joseph Island, then camp at Chutes Provincial Park Massey ( Electrical sites available)

Monday September 14th head to ONSTOC. Bancroft ON


For those of you who wish an alternative to camping here are some links. I suggest you google for B&B’s and motels as There can be other options available.
Providence Bay
Motel | Huron Sands Motel & Restaurant | Providence Bay
www.huronsandsmotel.ca www.huronsandsmotel.ca
Elliot Lake

Massey
www.themasseymotel.com
The Massey Motel on Trans Canada Highway in Massey, Ontario
 
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kiltman is clairvoyant perhaps..... a Sunday morning discussion was had (without him), and to my knowledge the organizers hadn't made anything official. So, I'm guessing some further discussion happened today....... I'm going to leave it there until the new disorganizers make an announcement. I think I got permission to at least mention that Mikedo and dcoleman are your new gurus of OnSTOC, and I'm sure they'll do a fine job.
 
Robert.
I'm a little late to the game. I've been a little busy with planning another event.
Looks like a fun time again. Should meet you at the front of the line . . . unless you beat me to the ferry again.
 
This video came into my feed. They speak highly of the Deer Trail, we did it this past summer on it’s on the agenda for next year.
Laurentian Lodge off of the Deer trail has been highly recommended, so something to consider this time around.
We won’t be heading to Chapleau or Wawa, that is depicted in this video, I have a couple of other roads to explore instead.
The drone photography is pretty epic in this video,
 
I received this in the mail yesterday,
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There are some attractions along the route that I think will be worth visiting. In the chasing waterfalls section, we can visit the “Bridal Veil falls” On Manitoulin Island, https://www.exploremanitoulin.com/bridal-veil-falls-2/
The falls on the Aux Sable River in Chutes Provincial Park in Massey. ( we are scheduled to camp there).
On our way to Bancroft we can detour to the A. Y. Jackson lookout to view the High Falls near Onaping Falls. https://discoversudbury.ca/things-to-do/activities/a-y-jackson-lookout/
Hey we can even stop off at the Big Nickel in Sudbury. ;)
Stop off at the Riv Chip Stand in Sturgeon falls for Lunch on our way to ONSToc. https://www.rivchipstand.ca/
This is just a taste of what’s in store for the Rolling/ONCamp event 2026
 
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I’ve booked the Providence Bay campsite, the same one as last year. I’ve looked at the availability of Missisaugi and Chutes provincial parks and there are plenty of sites available, so I don’t see the need to book them. Later this week I will probably book the ferry crossing.
Looking forward to this run, it’s a simple loop, with some nice scenic roads, not too technical.
Because it’s not a holiday weekend grocery stores will be open, making it convenient to get supplies on the day before getting to the campsite.
Below is the site I had at Chutes provincial park, two weeks ago when I went up north to pick up my sidecar rig. It was great for hanging, it’s available for the Sunday night.
 

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kiltman said:
I’ve booked the Providence Bay campsite, the same one as last year. I’ve looked at the availability of Missisaugi and Chutes provincial parks and there are plenty of sites available, so I don’t see the need to book them. Later this week I will probably book the ferry crossing.
Looking forward to this run, it’s a simple loop, with some nice scenic roads, not too technical.
Because it’s not a holiday weekend grocery stores will be open, making it convenient to get supplies on the day before getting to the campsite.
Below is the site I had at Chutes provincial park, two weeks ago when I went up north to pick up my sidecar rig. It was great for hanging, it’s available for the Sunday night.
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Robert
Looking forward to this pre-ONStoc loop.
Jim (Stomp) from Maine is my wingman. We are both booked on the ferry. This year I'm going to motel it - Jim too. Staying in lovely downtown Providence Bay, then Dunlop Lake Lodge (near Mississagi Provincial Park) and the Massey Motel on Sunday night.
Thursday night I'm looking at the Sauble Lodge.
Apparently we might see you in town? Chat soon.
Dave
 
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