Great question! We know that it can be confusing, so we want to provide a quick snapshot of the pros / cons of each site to allow for you to pick the one that is best suited for your stay. 

Group Campsites (6-15 adults): We have two very large campsites that are best for groups of approximately 6 to 15 adults (there is no limit for children who are free to camp). They are private and can accommodate tents or trailers. The sites do not have hydro or water hook-up at the site. A private outhouse is dedicated to each site. 

Multi-Family Campsites (4-6 adults): We have two campsites that are large and private. They are called The Pines, and The Cedars. These sites are best for 2-3 families who would like to stay on the same campsite together. 

Serviced Campsites (up to 4 adults): We have three serviced campsites (#112, #116 and #120). These sites have 30-amp hydro hook-up and water hook up at the site. They can accommodate trailers up to 32 feet in length. You may need a 30A male / 15A female RV adapter for these sites (similar to this), depending on what you are plugging in. 

Unserviced Campsites (up to 4 adults): We have a number of overnight campsites that do not have water or hydro hook-up at the site. These are best for tents or small trailers not requiring power. Each site is unique and we are proud to be able to offer campsites that are private and natural. 

Seasonal Campsites: Seasonal campsites are for people wishing to stay at the park from park opening (Victoria Day long weekend) and Thanksgiving. Seasonal sites are renewed annually based on availabilities. 

The check in time is 1pm and the check out time is Noon.

If you expect to be late when checking in (e.g., after 8PM), please let us know by phone or email and we will ensure you have all of the information you need for check-ins. 

Also, a later check out time may be possible depending if the campsite is reserved on your check-out day or not. Ask in store for more information and we are happy to accommodate. 

There is a two-night stay minimum on weekend, or a three-night stay minimum on long weekends. 

Reservations

Reservations can be made online through our website or by calling the park. All reservations are subject to Park Management approval.

Deposits

A $100 non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking for all campsite types, including:

• Serviced campsites
• Unserviced campsites
• Multi-family campsites
• Group campsites

Reservations cannot be held without a deposit. Deposits are paid by e-transfer.

Cancellations

All deposits are non-refundable.
Cancellations made less than 1 month before arrival are subject to the full rental rate.

Guest Registration

• Only registered guests may stay overnight on campsites.
• Full guest names must be provided at check-in.
• Visitors must register at the store and purchase a Day Pass or Overnight Pass.
• Guests 18 and under must be supervised by an adult.

Park Policies

Our park includes overnight campsites, seasonal campers, and cottage rentals. Amenities are shared, including:

• Beach
• Play park
• Nature trails
• Boat launch

Please respect all guests and observe Quiet Hours (11 PM – 9 AM).

Yes, however dogs are not allowed at:

• Beach
• Playpark

Dogs must be kept on leash at all times when walking throughout the park.

Picking up after your pet helps to keep the park clean for everyone. 

Note: doggie bags (even if they are compostable) can not be placed in any outhouse. They must be disposed of in the garbage or dumpster.

No, there are no shower or flush washroom facilities in the park. 

There are outhouses throughout the park to use.  

There are private outhouses on each of the Group Campsites and the Multi-Family Campsites.

Bundles of firewood can be purchased at the park store. To ensure the sustainability of our forests in our park and to reduce the risk of the introduction of invasive species, no firewood is permitted to be brought in to the park. 

We have drinking water in the park that you can fill your water containers with. The water is tested regularly. Ask at the park store for staff to show you the location of the pump house.

You don’t need to pack anything special when camping at our park. Just your basic camping gear and goodies will do the trick! 

Water: We have two locations in our park that you can get your drinking water from. We test the water regularly. Bringing a water jug will be helpful. 

Electrical sites: If you are staying on one of our serviced sites with 30-amp hydro hook-up and you want to run a regular extension chord or plug in, you will need an adapter similar to this

Recent updates to cell phone towers near our park have made excellent cell phone coverage for those on the Rogers network. However, other providers (e.g., Bell) have spotty reception throughout the park. 

We ask that you bring your garbage up to the dumpster and recycling bins located near the main office at the entrance to the park. We strive to recycle all materials possible, so we ask that you sort your recyclables in to the designated bins. Do not worry – we have made it easy for everyone! There is a bin for each material type and they are all well labeled. All other household garbage can be placed in the dumpster. Please note that we only accept household garbage.

At this time we do not rent boats, kayaks or canoes. We do have a boat launch located in the park though, where you are welcome to launch your own boat from. 

Regular serviced and unserviced campsites: Each campsite rental includes the use for up to 4 adults (there is no limit on children). If more than 4 adults will be staying on the site with you, they can purchase a day or overnight pass at the park store. 

If you wish to pay the registration fee in advance for your visitors, that is no problem. You can make arrangements at the park store by providing their names and their arrival dates. 

Quiet time in the park is 11pm to 8am. In order to respect everyone in the park, we ask that music be kept low after this time. Songs around the campfire are always welcome!

We ask that ATVs and mini bikes are not brought to the park. This is because the roads throughout the park are narrow and there are many families with small children playing throughout the park.

If you are hoping to go on local trails with your ATV, you are able to bring it trailered or in the back of your vehicle. We just ask that you trailer it into/out of the park. 

Smoking and/or vaping of any kind are not permitted at common areas in the park including the beach, boat launch and/or play structure area.

The park follows the same rules as provincial parks in Ontario for smoking and/or vaping. Smoking tobacco or cannabis, or using an electronic cigarette to vape any substance (including cannabis) is not permitted at the following locations:

• Sporting areas and designated swimming areas, including the beach, beach volleyball areas, and boat launch and 20m surrounding it
• Play structure area, including 20m surrounding it
• Under any shelter with a roof, including the play park and beach
• It is not permitted to walk on any nature trails with a lit cigarette, or similar item

The park has a zero tolerance policy. Thank you for understanding.

Alcoholic beverages are to be confined to a registered campsite only and are not permitted at common areas in the park including the beach, boat launch and/or play structure area.

The park follows the same rules as provincial parks in Ontario for smoking and/or vaping. Smoking tobacco or cannabis, or using an electronic cigarette to vape any substance (including cannabis) is not permitted at the following locations:

• Sporting areas and designated swimming areas, including the beach, beach volleyball areas, and boat launch and 20m surrounding it
• Play structure area, including 20m surrounding it
• Under any shelter with a roof, including the play park and beach
• It is not permitted to walk on any nature trails with a lit cigarette, or similar item

The consumption of alcohol and/or cannabis before driving any motorized vehicle and/or boat will not be tolerated. The same rules apply inside the park as outside the park. Police will be notified if there are any concerns of impaired driving in and/or out of the park, including use of a boat while impaired. 

No, our park does not have wifi service. 

You must be 18 years old or older in order to book a campsite. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult for their stay at the park.