Lumberjack Days

Lumberjack Days in Elliot Lake is a fun-filled celebration of the region’s forestry heritage, featuring logging competitions, outdoor activities, and family entertainment.

Mississagi Park Lumberjack Days

Kid Friendly Fun & Games
Saturday, August 2

Activities:
- BBQ
- Face Painting
- Colouring Contest
- Axe Throw
- Pig Race
- Leap Frog
- Kids Casting
- Balloon Animals
- Snake Rock Painting
Live Music from: 4 Wheel Country

Adult Competition

Team Champion wins $1,000
Teams & individuals must pre-register

Saturday (12 PM – 3 PM)

1:00 PM – Canoe Racing
2:00 PM – Log Burling
3:00 PM – Dunk Tank

Sunday (9 AM – 4 PM)

9:30 AM – Axe Throw
10:00 AM – 2-Person Cross Cut
10:45 AM – Firewood Chop
1:00 PM – Chainsaw Obstacle Course
2:00 PM – Chainsaw Event & Modified Saw

Registration:

Contact Sarah at the Park: 705-862-1203
Email: sarah.mississagipark@gmail.com
Entry Fee: $100 for the team weekend

Other Info

Shuttle Bus within the park available
Activity Pass
- Children 12 & under: $3/day
- Vehicle Permit: $12.25/day

Special Feature:

Dave Kin will be wood carving

Food

Cruiser’s BBQ open Saturday & Sunday at 11 AM
(Proceeds go to kids in need)

Thank You to our Sponsors

Mississagi Provincial Park, RBC Royal Bank, Jumpstart, H&R Fabris, WEIR, Northern Credit Union, City of Elliot Lake, ELNOS, and more.

Lumberjack Days is an annual celebration held each August at Mississagi Provincial Park, offering a weekend filled with traditional logging competitions and family-friendly activities. Participants can engage in events such as axe throwing, canoe racing, log burling, and log tossing, while children enjoy games, face painting, and nature-inspired crafts. The festival also features barbecues and opportunities to explore the natural beauty of the park, making it a cherished tradition that honours the region's rich forestry heritage and fosters community spirit.

For more information on the event, please contact Mississagi Park at 705-862-1203 (May to September) or 705-865-2021 (October to May).

For more information on Mississagi Park, visit our webpage.