the park, just off Highway 9, is Kenosee Superslides. Core Area The Core Area, sometimes referred to as Kenosee Park, is where many of the main attractions and services are located. Allison Park Store, Kenosee Inn & Cabins, Moose Mountain Chalet, Artisan Colony, Masters Mini Golf, tennis courts, laundry services, picnic areas, and Kenosee Lake Main Beach are all located there. Accommodations and camping There are two main campsites in the park. The smaller of the two, Lynwood with 30 sites, is along the north shore of Kenosee Lake. The main campsite, Fish Creek, takes up most of the isthmus between Little Kenosee and Kenosee Lakes. It is divided into four sections, A through D, and there are well over 300 campsites, many of them full-service. Poplar Lane and Aspen Meadows, just to the west of Fish Creek, are group camping sites. Inside the village of Kenosee Lake is a full-service private campground. In the core area of the park, over-looking Kenosee Lake, is the Kenosee Inn & Cabins. Besides a grand view of the lake, it features 30 hotel rooms, 23 cabins, a conference room, and a restaurant. On the west side of the lake, along the shore of Christopher Bay at the former site of the Arcola Resort, there are three Christian summer camps: Kenosee Lake Bible Camp Clearview Christian Camp Kenosee Boys & Girls Camp Golf Kenosee The 18-hole golf course was constructed between 1932 and 1933 and at the time was one of Canada's premier golf courses. It was built in conjunction with the chalet with the goal of attracting wealthy tourists to the park. The endeavour was a huge success. The original clubhouse was replaced in 1952. In the mid-1980s, Golf Kenosee was established when a group of 135 stakeholders raised $1.35 million to take over the golf course from Moose Mountain Provincial Park. The water level at Kenosee Lake had been dropping for decades. It got so low that in some winters, the shallow lake would freeze nearly to the bottom killing off the fish. Low lake levels not only hurt sport fishing at the lake, it also affected water quality for swimming and other water activities. The end result was that fewer people were coming to the park and, coupled with other newer golf courses being built nearby, Golf Kenosee suffered. A Special General Meeting of Shareholders was held in 2002 to try