28 days 8 Ontario Provincial Parks 2+2 2 dogs 2 humans almost 4000 km. Gas costs $1 every 2 km hauling this year This is a park I could have skipped of the 8 we visited this was the most challenging. We weren't advised all the comfort stations were closed and everything flooded. No potable water boil water advisory. Black fly were the worst we have ever seen like walking in a hazy cloud and the poor dogs covered in them. Not dog friendly at all, nowhere for them. We snuck them to the waters edge to paddle when no one was around. All the trails were unfinished or muddy and flooded felt so sorry keeping them indoors because of the black fly. I tried a trail and fell flat on my back, wet leaves over mud don't advise it Partiers left and right loud music someone brought their electric guitar. Noisy and then some, no peaceful time even into the late hours. This was the only time we considered moving on earlier than planned, but our 28 days all planned out like dominoes. Never plan on going here again.

We stayed here one night on a return trip between Tobermory and Winnipeg. We booked site 39, which was quite private (and extra-private having no one at the two sites across the road). Stairs from the site led down to a short trail leading to the rock-lined lake and a lakeside trail. Lake access, directly from this site, required a bit or rock-hopping, but had some nice boulders on which to sit and relax right at the lake. (Living in a beach town ourselves, we enjoy the option of having a rock-shore lake, although this campground also has a beach area). Noticed some leeches swimming amongst the greenery and rocks at the lake’s edge, so swimming wasn’t very inviting right here. A couple of sites back on the loop had less rocky, weedy lake access, that did look more inviting for swimming for those who didn’t feel like heading to the beach. (seemed to be somewhere between sites 33 and 26) This campground has a number of seasonal sites booked through to September. Some of those “residents” began playing very loud Led Zeppelin music around 11 p.m. It was eventually turned down after several songs, possibly at the request or park staff, but as we were very tired from our travels, and planning an early morning, we found that behaviour disappointingly disrespectful (despite our general enjoyment of Zeppelin!), and unfortunately this left us with a more negative feeling about the park than we otherwise would have had. Having only stayed 1 night, we can’t say whether this is a common occurrence.