Interior Camping
An additional 40 campsites are scattered along interior trails.

Education
A team of naturalists conducts nature walks and arranges special events such as group campfires and interpretative trail hikes throughout the summer as well as children's programs. Watch a film or slide show under the stars at the park amphitheatre.

Fishing
Fishing is best in summer for lake trout, perch, speckled trout, rainbow trout, bass, pickerel and pike.
More information on fishing.

Wildlife Viewing
White-tailed deer, red fox and porcupine, moose, bears, wolves and lynx roam in Sleeping Giant. The Thunder Cape Bird Observatory at the tip of the Sibley Peninsula has recorded more than 190 species of birds.

Boating
Launch your boat (maximum 10 horsepower) for a turn on Marie Louise Lake.

Swimming - Marie Louise Lake offers a sandy beach for swimming.

Cycling - Cyclists can ride on park roads.

Winter Activities
Sleeping Giant grooms 50 km of cross-country ski trails for both classic and skate skiing. There is a trail for novice skiers and more challenging trails for advanced skiers. Each winter the park hosts the Sibley Ski Tour, northwestern Ontario's premier cross-country ski event.

Other - There is a basketball court at Mary Louise Lake.