Sturgeon Bay Provincial Park

Camps are just a little closer to my preference but still loved it coz the lake was right outside and can also hire a cannoo if you want

We go Camping every year and this park is by far the worst. The beach is very tiny. There are shared washrooms at each site with flush toilets, urinals, and a sink. The water is very dirty so you need to bring your own. There are no trails or fields to play some sports. The staff were decent however Matthew came by our site 4xs in one night. One was warranted as our music was loud at 10pm, however the other three times were because we were talking too loud apparently. He made us pay cash for wood at 1030pm and am sure he pocketed it as he didnt offer a reciept of any kind. Anyhow, there is ZERO PRIVACY here, the campsites are literally touching eachother. The campsites themselves are very small. We used our cars and thankfully a huge tarp plus our trailer to block off our neighbours. There are kayaks, canoes, and motorized boats for rent. We rented Till boats for 120 per day from 8-6pm, they were in decent shape. There were literally no fish at all. The best time we had was when we were away from the campsite. We will definitley not be returning here ever again. Good options for families and kids that sleep by 10pm and dont really care much for privacy. We did see a blackbear while out boating.

It's an ok park with tight narrow sites that are not very private. Maneuvering a large fifth wheel around the park to your site is a hellish proposition but can be done as I witnessed it. It has a smallish beach that doesn't provide a lot of room. There are no biking or hiking trails and the roads that go throughout the park are loose gravel and hilly. The main shower building needs a complete overhaul. There was a gap on one side of the door to the shower that I used which doesn't leave much privacy. The only thing that brought me back to this park is the endless kms of kayaking and canoeing good fishing and beautiful scenery of Sturgeon Bay. They also have a boat launch and docking. If you are all about water sports and have a RV with a shower this park is right for you.

Great little provencial park. Me and my wife camp there every year. İf you're into hiking and/or water sports it is not a park for you. However if you have a boat and enjoy fishing there are many small bays to boat to, for that it is one of the best places to camp without driving too far from Toronto. There is a small sandy beach, a boat launch and docks (which can be rented for a small fee). There is a marina nearby if you want to buy gas for your boat or you can drive down the road for 5 minutes and get gas from a gas station. Flush toilets are clean and well maintained. Unlike some reviews claim, the tap water is clear and pottable. İnside the park everything is within a 5 minutes walk. İf you like peace and quiet and enjoy the nature it is one of the better campgrounds.

It's a small park with usual things you can find in a place like that. Camp sites are very close to each other.

Small park, staff are friendly, but 2 tiny old showers outside of park that has very low water pressure are not enough for that many campers. Tap water is brown, would not recommend to drink as other reviewers mentioned. No trails, tiny beach. Make sure you take plenty of drinkable water otherwise you may spend a fortune in near gas station store. Very expensive store... Our first and last visit there. Better go other provincial parks.

The campsites were raked and very tidy. The bathroom were clean . White walls and flush toilets. Cobwebs of course, but that's campingGreat kayaking opportunities

Terrible camping sites. Small, no privacy and a small lake. Not much to do. No hiking nothing.Ontario parks reservation mentioned privacy as average for lot #4. For me, it was very poor.Would never camp there again.Had an opportunity to take a night shot of milky way galaxy. Because of sites being so close to each other, i had to wait till 11:30pm to get a better shot.

Never go for camp , please everyone is super rude to you .