Singing Sands Lot

Warm (for the area) waters that are very shallow for near 1km out.Fun place to swim and play in the water.Also has nature reserve areas, dunes + wetlands that have nice trail/boardwalks.If your in the area.. it's a must

Very flat beach and water is warmer than that of Lake Ontario

Very nice place. Can walk forever along the water. Pretty quiet too which was very nice.

Sandy Parking lot. Has a bunch of signs for the trail and places to park.

2022 July 4★This parking lot is just a short walk away from the Singing Sands beach. There is a trail along side with the beach.Limited Paid parking is available for about 50 cars.

Beautiful spot to walk and enjoy nature. Water levels were a little high closing off most of the dunes but still beautiful

Not very much parking. It's a pain to pay. Only selection was a full day rate of $11.70 you must have exact change or a credit card. (No Visa debit) beach was flooded at the time of our visit. (Has been for some time apparently) and there is no sand to sit in.

The best beach in whole of Ontario. The water levels are super dependant on tides. You can just walk in the water for like 2 km and water will be just waist high. Water is clean and lots for spots for BBQ. There is a also a trail to walk and enjoy nature

What a waste of a day. For my boyfriend and I to spend the afternoon there cost $27 before we even entered. Parking is $12 for the day and then you need to pay for every single body that was in the vehicle. This cost would have been easier to swallow had the driver's entrance fee been included in the parking fee, but they just want every dime they can get.Paying for parking was also a major pain due to the distance away from the actual parking lot AND their ineptitude with technology as it took 10 minutes for us to print off our parking pass.When I commented on how exorbitant the cost was, I got a monologue from the attendant. We have fully automated bathrooms and clean them regularly.... etc"Well