Cape Croker Park

An incredibly rich history and tradition of First Nations People's where you enter a new country without the need of a passport.

Home to many unique flora and fauna.

A new world to discover. Caley was our guide for the day. His knowledge and experiences qualify him to take you on a journey unlike any other you will experience.

Highly recommend!

Absolutely gorgeous! Kind staff and a great atmosphere. The facilities and camp ground were clean and enjoyable. The trails are awesome. I did not want to leave, but I will definitely be back

The park is a total hidden gem! The hiking trails (especially the cave one) are breathtaking and not that difficult at all. Beautiful views and the clearest swimming water I've seen in Ontario. The sites are great and the pavilion has a store, showers and you can find bathrooms or porta pottys everywhere. Would 100% recommend.

Beautiful park, great trails, friendly community.
Only downside is the toilets - lucky if you don't have to use them.
The not flushing part of one thing but in general they didn't leave a clean impression.

Shower house was unfortunately not close to our campsite which would have been nice to have within walking distance.

Guess you can't have it all.

On the other hand we had a beautiful view surrounded by butterflies and hummingbirds.

Incredible views of the bluffs and of the bay. Staff are friendly. Park is well cared for.
Stayed in the rough section, site 258. Has a level tent pad, long sloped driveway and a nice fire pit. Site is fairly large. There is a short path from your site to the lake which is easily accessible. Mostly shaded site. Clear view of neighboring sites so limited privacy but is what you might expect in a park. Washrooms on the rough side of camp are outhouses (4), fairly clean and are close by.
Showers are basic and available up by gate house but come prepared with loonies, as its $1 for 5 min shower and there is no ATM or change machine on site and fairly distant from anywhere else.