Once you've arrived in Thunder Bay, head over to Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Once there, you'll see why the park is named Sleeping Giant. The park's namesake formation, which closely resembles a giant sleeping on its back, is one of the Seven Wonders of Canada. Visitors can get the best view of the sleeping giant from the cliffs that overlook Squaw Bay. While at the park, visitors can enjoy camping, fishing, hiking, and biking. Rent an RV and plan to stay awhile at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Fort William Historical Park has a reconstruction of the original trading post that brought Thunder Bay to life. The Fort William Fur Trade Post has been listed as a National Historic Site of Canada and is a living museum where visitors can visit and watch as actors reenact daily life at the trading post. Several renowned Canadian explorers passed through the post, including Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Simon Fraser, and David Thompson. You can wander through the park and learn more about the history of the trading post and city while enjoying the natural beauty of the surrounding park. Once you have picked up your rental RV in Thunder Bay, head over to Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park near Oliver Paipoonge, Ontario. You'll want to trek to the 131-foot waterfall, which is one of the tallest waterfalls in Ontario. A boardwalk circles around the top of the falls, where visitors have an excellent view of the falls and gorge. At the bottom of the falls, visitors can see fossils that date back over a million years. The endangered lake sturgeon lay their eggs at the base of the falls to keep their young safe from predators.