Silver Dollar
Location of Silver Dollar in Ontario
Silver Dollar is a community in the Kenora District of Ontario, located at the junction of Highway 599 and Highway 642.
Silver Dollar is a community in the Kenora District of Ontario, located at the junction of Highway 599 and Highway 642.
Silver Dollar Inn and Campground is a camping and outfitter store supplying hunters and anglers visiting nearby lakes. The Inn host a campground for trailers and recreational vehicles. The inn's Can-Op is the first service station available for motorist before heading north on Highway 599.
Salt barn on Highway 642 just off Highway 599 services both roadways in winter months.
Coordinates: 49°48′04″N91°10′44″W / 49.801°N 91.179°W
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