This is a large, reasonably well managed and quite clean park located on the scenic shores of Lake Huron. The picturesque summer beach town of Southampton is a 20 minute drive north. The check in staff although extremely new were pleasant. Park has a fine swimming each, excellent trails including a lookout and bird blind. Beware there were yellow jackets below boardwalk to bird blind when there in late July. Also quite a bit of invasive aliens including European Buckthorn at the wetland trail. The auto-on showers didn't seem to all work. Despite being in radio free camping zone an extremely large group of East Indians were playing "music" loudly . The firewood bought at the camp store was completely soaked! Several water spigot taps sprayed horizontally ..quite useless.

First time I ever seen Lake Huron was from the shore of Macgregor Point Provincial Park. Perfect location to view the sun setting across the water, which was clear, refreshingly cool, and beautiful. Wonderful place to camp. Like being on the beach with the sandy ground, surrounded by foliage. Very private. Didn't see any wildlife, Not a bear, deer or a rabbit. Quiet with the echo of happy children in the distance.

This Park benefits from it's distant locale and bucolic setting on the shores of Lake Huron. Although rained out we were able to experience the old shore line trail, pitcher plant marl turtle pond, visitors centre , beach, trails ,park store and amenities. The level of maintenance does not match the setting however as much man-made debris was picked up, paths to washroom were muddy and rutted, campsite was filthy with garbage, an ugly picnic table was dragged out to the tip of Sunset Point spoiling the view and Park biologist giving the mushroom talk "did not know the species"! Most importantly there is quite of bit of invasive alien European Buckthorn spreading trough the entire area. No management or removal seems to be occurring. In fact the entire time there we saw ZERO park maintenance staff except for an extremely young pair slowly cutting a few grasses by roadside signage. The showers were also inexplicably extremely forceful and did not turn off ..this despite being told they would if button was "pushed" which did nothing! Huge waste of hot water!