Pioneer Museum

Located in the centre of Manitoulin Island within the Manitoulin District. Includes Mindemoya, Providence Bay, Spring Bay, Sandfield and Big Lake.

A. J. Wagg Memorial Park (Wagg’s Woods) is now open! The lower section of the 42 acre Mindemoya park includes the new Amenities: Good for kids The Municipality of Central Manitoulin was created in 1998 with the amalgamation of the Township of Campbell, the Township of Carnarvon and the Township of Sandfield.
Geographically located along the Island’s southern shore, the Municipality of Central Manitoulin is indeed situated at “the heart of it all” on beautiful Manitoulin Island and offers many diverse attractions and unique landmarks. Treasure Island is a jewel set in the turquoise waters of Lake Mindemoya. The long sandy beach at Providence Bay features an accessible boardwalk, a huge playground, and the Harbour Centre. Lake Manitou is the largest and deepest lake on Manitoulin Island and is used year round for fishing, boating and snowmobiling. For more information on the various activities and attractions offered throughout the community, please visit our or the.
The community of Mindemoya, located in the middle of the Municipality, hosts the business and service centre of Central Manitoulin. The downtown core and near residential area is also serviced with municipal water and sewage systems. The surrounding communities of Providence Bay, Spring Bay, Big Lake and Sandfield are a short drive away.
The Municipality of Central Manitoulin has one elementary school located in Mindemoya. Children are bussed in from Spring Bay, Sandfield, Big Lake, Silver Bay and Rockville. The Rainbow District School Board operates. Secondary students are bussed to in neighbouring M'Chigeeng, approximately 15 minutes from Mindemoya.