Thomas Raddall Provincial Park

We camp here every year. Sites are large and private. Playground is underwhelming, but the beaches make up for it!

First time here. Very private sites. Big and fairly quiet. Nice beach. I'm very pleased.

A family nice and quite trail, 5 to 10 min walk, finish in a beautiful surrounded beach for swimming and play

At first as we drove into the park we wondered if we were heading into the backwoods.The access road is gravel, and several kilometers long.The campground is pretty bare bones, but most of the sites are treed and there is a reasonable amount of privacy.The washrooms are how to put it nicely.... disgusting and in need of major refurbishment.Cracked and dirty tiles, loose toilets, toilet stall doors that have brocken lock slides etc....However the redeeming factor, and what makes this park worth visiting is the beaches.Amazing, beautiful and very tranquil.That is if you can make it through the mosquito infested trails.They should look into improving the park, but then I guess that might attract more people and ruin those beautiful sandy beaches.

Great park with plenty of beaches and walking trails! Loved having my morning coffee on the bench at Scotch point!My only wishes would be to have cedar mulch on the tent platforms to help keep the ticks away and full length mirrors in the shower so I could make sure none had bitten me!

Beautiful park. I stayed at a group site, but hope to go back and check out a walk in site. With three beaches, over 11k worth of trails and keji seaside nearby there is lots to do.I'm grateful for the shelter with wood stove that was near the group site, as it rained for 60 of the 70 hours we were there.Birders haven! (Sorry my pics aren't the best)

Found some great camping sites in here while we visited for a picnic. No power but great for tenting. We would definitely come back again but probably in the later end of summer. We were there in the middle of summer and the mosquitos were going to carry us away. Brutal. However, as I sad, we found some great sites, so I think camping would be fun there. Very well laid out and maintained.

If you are coming with little kids, you want Scotch Point Beach. It’s fabulous: protected and shallow with warm water. Park by Site 32, it’s a 5-10min walk in. The signage to the beach is terrible: go right at the first fork, left at the second, go to the beach on the left.

Very nice provincial park, spent the weekend with family. Camp sites a good size, well maintained and are a nice distance apart. There are some nice nature trails right in the park some that lead to very nice beaches. Fire wood was $5 for 15 peices of softwood. Bugs are a little thick as others have mentioned so bring some bug spray, better at certain times of the year I'm sure. Great spot to spend a weekend, we will probably be back in the future! Provincial Parks are a great thing to support.

Love Thomas Radall. Great beaches around the park. Some nice shallow ones for kids to splash and play at. There is a nice boardwalk to the day beach. The campground is set in a long way. The sites are very spacious. And spaced apart a good distance. A more relaxed and private feeling campground than most. There is a comfort station with showers and a dishwashing station. The keji seaside adjunct is only a few minutes away. Great place to explore via kiak