Bruce Peninsula Area

Hi,
You may want to consider Fishermans Cover (RR#4 Kincardine) on the way up, indoor pool(2), lake for fishing,kid's activities during the day ect,ect

Tripalot wrote:
Don't forget to stop in
Wiarton and see Wiarton Willie!

Ya, because if I'm not mistaken, he's responsible for the 2-3 inches of snow we got this morning here in Windsor!:S

"Explore the Bruce" shane@explorethebruce.com

Ask them to send you information .... they e-mail us, plus mailed us tons of brochures

When we go to the Bruce Peninsula, we like to stay at Summer House Park, on Miller Lake. Maybe 20 minutes from Tobermorey. They have a small beach, boat rentals, etc. And most of the sites are in the woods. Totally recommend this park.

Looked at Lands End it may just do the trick. Found 4 other positive reviews.

As for The GROUNDHOG, lets just say after this winter lasting as long as this I might put him on the Barbeque

Thanks everyone

Don't forget to stop in
Wiarton and see Wiarton Willie!

Try Lands End RV Park. It is close to town (Tobermory) and a very nice park with services. They have a small sandy beach area, canoe rentals etc...

We have stayed there a few times and really like it.

Lots to do on the penninsula in the summer, glass bottom boat tours, CheCheman ferry runs from the tub (Tobermory) to Manitoulin island. You can take your vehicle over and see the island. Tobermory is a great tourist spot with lots to see and do.
There is a great park nearby called Cyprus lake. It is run by the federal government. You can take the trail from the campground to the grotto, a natural hole in the stone shoreline famous with divers.
Red Bay, Pike Bay, Wiarton, Lions Head all great places to visit on the shoreline just a short drive to all.
Have a great time!

She is 11 (going on 21) . She does alot of craft stuff with my wife, but the fishing is with Grampy. We have taken her camping every year since she was 4. I tried to get her to let her 4 year old cousin to come this year but that was a no go. As her mother said, only child symptom, does want to share her time with the others when she is with us. Each year we do a different campground. Some have been fun others not so.

deadeye1 wrote:
Thanks,
We know the time frame and miles, our daughter lives in Newmarket so we drive the 401 alot. We also have done numerous Ontario Goos Sam ralleyes in ON.

I didn't realize you knew how far it was. Some people don't remember to think of construction etc. What type of things does your granddaughter like to do? We have 5 under the age of 11 so it is hard to accomodate everyone, LOL

I have heard good reviews from friends about Carsons Camp.