The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
at Schreiber Beach
in Ontario, Canada
June 24, 2013

Schreiber Beach, was originally known as Isbester's Landing and was founded in 1883 as a construction camp for the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Below: The road to Schreiber Beach and the handicap ramp to Schreiber Beach. It was nicely landscaped, but steep with zig-zags.

Below: Signs at Schreiber Beach

Schreiber Beach is a sand and pebble beach. It is handicap accessible and offers gorgeous views of Lake Superior. There are numerous hiking trails nearby, along with picnic tables, restrooms, and a gazebo.

Below: Karen Duquette at Schreiber Beach

Below: The rocks on Schreiber Beach were different colors as they led from the beach itself into Lake Superior.

Below: The water of Lake Superior was crystal clear by the shoreline of Schreiber Beach.

Below: Looking from Lake Superior back to the trail leading to the road. Plus a view of the beach at Schreiber Beach - it consisted of small rocks.

Below: Some of the rocks were not so little. But they were all different shapes and quite colorful. Lee Duquette thought the bigger gray rock in the photo on the right below looked like a hamburger. Karen Duquette said it looked like an ugly face.

Menu for the two RV Gypsies Adventures in Ontario, Canada
June 24, 2013
You may visit these six sites in any order you choose.
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Rainbow Falls

Aguasabon River Gorge

Hays Lake Dam

Terrace Bay Beach

Terrace Bay Lighthouse

Schreiber Beach (this page)

AFTER you have seen all six sections above, please continue on to Nipigon, Ontario, Canada - suspension bridges, canyons, dams, hiking, and more.

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