Camping Ojibway is a walk-in tent campground located in the northern sector of Parc National d'Aiguebelle in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region of Quebec. The park is known for its striking geological features, including volcanic pillows and giant's kettles formed over millennia. This unserviced pedestrian-access camping area provides a more remote experience compared to the park's southern campgrounds, attracting visitors seeking quiet immersion in boreal forest landscapes. The park offers opportunities to observe diverse wildlife and explore natural phenomena unique to the Canadian Shield. Contact Parcs Québec (SÉPAQ) for current reservation details and availability.