Dryden, Ontario
Population:8289Main Lakes in the Area: Wabigoon Lake, Dinorwic Lake, Eagle Lake, Thunder Lake.
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Restaurants, hotels, shopping & services in Dryden
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EXPLORE DRYDEN
We've got everything under the sun!
- Restaurants
- Fishing
- Fall Fair
- Shopping
- Camping
- Recreation Complex
- Parks
- Home & Trade Show
- Hospitality
- Golfing
- Boating
- Beaches
- Fishing Tournaments
- Museum
- Pow Wows
- Max The Moose
- Sunsets
Regionally centered, we are east of Kenora on Lake of the Woods, Vermilion Bay (Township of Machin) on Eagle Lake; and west of Ignace on Agimac Lake and Wabigoon Ontario. Dryden is the Hub of Northwestern Ontario and we are pleased to extend to you this invitation to stop and enjoy the quality of life and the interesting sights and sounds that make Dryden a great place to live and visit.
Fun stops - parks and water front walkways, hotels, motels, walk about shopping & excellent eateries, superb dining, and craft stores are located in our downtown core. Major retail/box stores are easily accessed from both downtown and Highway 17. Boat from our "in town" docks to golf courses, exciting fishing & water skiing to good eating/dining opportunities and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Our annual "Walleye Masters" fish tournament kicks off the start of "MooseFest," an annual family festival with many community events, centered around Canada Day, complete with fireworks and closes with the grand finale of the "Hog and Rod" weekend. (June-July).
Take a break, exercise at our Recreation Centre & enjoy our Water Slide while you swim in our pool. Join us at baseball, soccer, volleyball, mini golf, hike and bike, ice fishing, curling, exciting downhill and cross country skiing and many more sporting events. The winter scenery is simply spectacular viewed from your snowmachine. Our wildlife is outstanding and provides an excellent subject for your camera shoots. Sportsman can enjoy our hunting and fishing, and visitors are always welcome at the many tourist camps in the area.
Park your RV at one of our local campgrounds, register at our hotels, visit a variety of dining establishments, shop and have fun. Indoors and Outdoors Dryden is a great place to live and visit, and we look forward to making your stay a wonderful holiday filled with the warmth of Northwestern hospitality.
Your Access to the Heart of Patricia Region at the end of Hwy 502
Experience Dryden - Tourism Website
Dryden offers a multitude of cultural and entertainment acitivites. For adventure, history, arts and culture visit our Dryden Leisure Guide: Leisure online Spring & Summer 2011
Explore Dryden
Industry and business investment will find an ideal place to grow in Dryden, and this site provides detailed information as well as contact info.
Dryden District Chamber of Commerce
284 Government Street
Dryden, ON P8N 2P3
Phone: (807) 223-2622 Fax: (807) 223-2626
Toll Free (Messages only): 1-800-667-0935
e-mail: chamber@drytel.net
website: www.drydenchamber.ca
City of Dryden Economic
Development Office
30 Van Horne Avenue
Dryden, ON, P8N 2A7
Phone: (807) 223-4100 Fax: (807) 223-4102
e-mail: vkurz@dryden.ca
www.dryden.ca
Dryden Regional Airport
website: www.flynorth.ca
Aaron Park (Provincial Park/RV Park/Camping)
www.ontarioparks.com/ENGLISH/aaro-multiple.html
Description: 75 camp sites, plus group camping
25 Electrical Sites, 15 New Electrical Sites (mid July )
Hiking, fishing, recreational water sports, canoing, sand beaches
Contact: 30 Van Horne Avenue Dryden, Ontario P8N 2A7
807-938-6534 Summer Phone/Fax
aaronpark@mail.drytel.net
807-223-1427 Winter Phone
807-223-6989 Winter Fax
knickle@dryden.ca
Patricia Area Community Endeavours
Patricia Area Community Endeavours Inc. (PACE) is committed to promoting economic growth within the Patricia Region of Northwestern Ontario. Our purpose is to encourage local community and economic development through provision of small business loans, non-profit funding, counselling and support to entrepreneurs and community groups. We serve a broad range of communities, including Dryden, Eagle Lake First Nation, Ignace, Lac Seul First Nation, Machin, Pickle Lake, Sioux Lookout, Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation, and all areas located in between.
Phone: 807-221-3292
Fax: 807-221-3294 Mail:
P.O. Box 668 Dryden, ON P8N 2Z3
Visit us at: 66 Keith Ave. Unit 2 Dryden, ON
Email: info@pace.cf.on.ca
Website: www.pace-cf.on.ca
Communities In Bloom - Dryden
Communities in Bloom is a non-profit organization committed to fostering civic pride, environmental responsibility and beautification through community participation and the challenge of a friendly competition.
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