I cannot say enough nice things about this park and area! It was stepping into a Norman Rockwell painting. Beauty everywhere! Wonderful people, 5 gorgeous waterfalls, a short drive to a massive white-sand beach. Fishing, boating, tours, shopping, and dining in abundance. Something for everyone. I loved the smells and sounds in this park. It's nestled in a wooded ravine where a river runs past the r.v. sites. There is a little bird sanctuary nearby. You can hear the gentle rustling of the leaves, the rushing water and the cry of an occasional bird. There are trees everywhere. There is a walk that takes you through an almost primeval forest. The park offers a lovely restaurant, childrens play area, pool, wading pool, boating, fishing, and mini golf. Picnic areas everywhere. We were there when a national dog show was going on. Enjoyed ourselves immensely! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is in a city park. Campground is the older type with newer rigs trying to fit, many people have many cars at their site. If there is a vacant spot, it will be a camping site. Few big sites. Picnic table and fire ring (might be close to you or the next site). Stream runs past on one side and creek runs in middle. Has a nice restaurant in the Park and the pool looked nice. Can rent paddle boats or play miniature golf. Has caged pheasants and geese. Easy to get to dump station. Some walking and biking trails. We camped here in a Motorhome.

(519) 371-1331 Big rigs beware, some of the turns and roads are VERY tight. Lots of trees afford a feeling of seclusion. Lots of tent sites and an entrance to the Bruce Trail. This camp at the base of the Bruce Peninsula is approached by a ride through a farm yard, there is a decent dirt road so don't worry. We'd stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.