Arenas

The Municipality of Central Manitoulin has two arenas, one in Mindemoya and a second in Providence Bay.  Please contact the Municipal Office for bookings from the beginning of April to the end of October.  

For winter bookings (November to March) contact: Providence Bay Arena: (705) 377-4090.  Mindemoya Arena: (705) 377-6648.

Community Centres / Halls 

The Municipality has five Community Centres / Halls including:

Sandfield Hall - Private Group Lease

Big Lake Hall - Private Group Lease

Mindemoya Community Centre - For bookings contact the Central Manitoulin Municipal Office

Spring Bay Community Centre - For bookings contact the Central Manitoulin Municipal Office

Providence Bay Community Centre - For bookings contact the Central Manitoulin Municipal Office

Tennis Courts / Skateboard Park

There are two public tennis courts and a skateboard park located behind the Central Manitoulin Municipal Office.

Boat Launches

The Municipality has six boat launches located in the following areas:

Windfall Lake - located on Dial Road

Lake Manitou - located at the Sanfield Government Dock

Big Lake - located where Highway 542 meets the lake (northwest side)

Lake Mindemoya - located at the Mindemoya Government Dock

Kagawong Lake - located on Perivale Road West

Lake Huron - located at the Providence Bay Wharf (please click here for Ramp and Dock fees)

	The Interpretive Centre in Providence Bay is situated right on the finest beach on the island.  It features a Cafe, Gift Shop and Public Washrooms, along with picnic tables and chairs on the patio overlooking the bay.  The facility is open to the public from the end of June to the end of August annually and is administered and operated by the local Interpretive Centre Committee with the aid of two summer students.
A small harbour nestled on the shores of Lake Mindemoya is amongst some of the best sightseeing in Ontario, whether you are driving, walking, hiking or biking.
	The entire area is especially spectacular when our striking red autumn colours arrive - offering scenery literally unmatched anywhere in the world.
In contrast the river meandering through Sandfield. As peaceful a scene as you would ever experience to while away hours fishing or walking along the banks.