We booked just two nights here as this campground is right on the water at Sault Ste. Marie and is…read morefamous for watching the big barges go by as they pass through the locks. They have 100 sites and our primarily back in spots with just water and electric and they do have a separate dump station, laundry room, and shower facilities. This is run by the city, so the spots go fast, they're inexpensive so you'll want to book far in advance. $42 for non-waterfront and $48 for waterfront if you can grab them. They have 24 spots on the water and 76 spots not. They do have the ship signals on the campground map so you can understand what you're hearing as the ships pass by Prepare for the fish flies if it's summertime!! Make sure to take the time to go in town to some of the museums, go to the a Soo locks and watch the ships go by from the two-story observation deck, they also have a small museum here that is worth the time. Downtown is not too far away and has shops and restaurants too

Pros: Riverfront sites with code accessed shower facilities…read more Cons: Use of facilities is limited after business hours. Popular so expect neighbors.

"Boat Launches Ashmun Bay Park is listed as the only major boat launch into the Upper St. Mary's…read moreRiver." I guess this is what locals know this launch for. However, I was in search of a nice, nearby place to take pictures of the sunset. It was quiet and empty aside from the RV and a single green portapotty. If you shove your camera lens into the chain link fence, you can get a nice unobstructed view of the sunset.

I was reluctant to go to Treetop Adventures because of the price - $45 for the basic and $25 more…read moreto add the Mega Zip, which claims to be the fastest in Ontario. After experiencing 3 hours of treetop tours and ziplining, I was impressed with the quality of the park. As an avid surfer and adventure traveler, I really enjoyed my one zip down the Mega Zip. It got my adrenaline and fear pumping. I would like to return, but won't with the current pricing model. Instead of letting users go on each zipline and park once, they should charge a rate for a period of time, allowing users to choose what appeals to them most. $80 is simply too much money for 2 zips and a few treetop games. I will gladly fork out $50 for 3 hours of unlimited rides on Mega Zip.

Treetop Adventures was super fun! We had a fantastic time. Perfect weather, and no bugs. The price…read morewas reasonable ($40 Canadian a person, including taxes. Gear and instruction included, but bring your own gloves if your hands are sensitive). We made reservations to do it during the off-season early in October to celebrate my 21st birthday. They went out of their way to accommodate our request for that specific day. Couldn't have asked for a better tour guide than Taylor. He was extremely patient and helpful with putting on the gear, especially stressing the importance of safety in the trees and staying attached to the line. He took a ton of awesome pictures for us and even suggested a couple shots that turned out extra well. They no longer operate the long zip lines. Instead they have a course of 24 or so obstacle games in the trees, which takes about 2 hours to complete. The games are marked easy, moderate, and hard, and they're high but not too high off the ground. The variety is excellent, and the course is well thought out. From the start of putting on our gear/orientation to the time we completed them it took us an hour and forty-five minutes. (We are both in our twenties). Though scared of heights and not of gymnastic fitness, I was able to do all the games, even the hard ones. Taylor was encouraging and told me the easiest ways to do them :) Though I was a little worried at times, I never felt unsafe and I would do it all over again! Completely worth it. We had more fun than we'd had in forever and it was a good teamwork exercise for the both of us.

This is beautiful course that needs to be on the list for any golfer visiting the EUP. The course…read moreis always in immaculate condition, and the staff are very helpful.

Overall this is a fun course to play. With the exception of the tee boxes the course is very well…read morekept. Greens were in great shape. Definitely not a typical resort type course where you hit driver wedge on every hole. Does require proper club selection depending on your tee box and average distance off the tee. Fun course to play with some great views. GPS carts were a nice surprise. Very friendly staff!

The park is looking good. Was empty, likely due to school being back in session and we were there…read moremid day on a Friday. It is not a dog friendly park, so leave the dog at home. The building was shuttered up. It's been many years since I have been there so I do not know if it is due to season, pandemic, or just permanently closed.

Love the beach area for sunsets. Otherwise the park is a bit run down. Located near the Soo Locks…read moreand some factories across the lake. There is a playground and picnic area with grills.

Huge RAVE to Natasha, Alix, Paige, Gabby & crew as they are always spot on friendly, and top notch…read morecustomer service. Packed house with Chip n sip, anniversary party and friday night dinner/music crowd. Check them out for great food, drinks and amazing staff!

Great dining, courteous and competent staff. Enjoyed the golf too. We will be back this summer.read more

Had an amazing time for a good price. Clean and neat place…read more Great customer service too. Plenty of free parking is available.

This place is fun, but overpriced. One session was 15 dollars for only one of myself and my…read moredaughter, but after it came to around 32$ and plus food and drinks it came to about 45$. I would recommend this place, but it is overpriced for what it is, and how it is not modern and not very clean, other than that I 10/10 recommend!!!

Great park to sit and watch the ships go by, enjoy the birds (ducks pretty much all the time -…read moreothers are more seasonal), not far enough to escape the sounds of the city unless you have noise cancellng headphones. Lots of benches to just sit and chill. Places to fish along the bank, as well as a little fishing pier. During the winter months the snow is not cleaned up on the road or benches; you are on your own. People still crive into the park so it is accessible by vehicle or you can walk in (it's not that big). Bring something to sit on if the benches might be wet or snow covered. Parking in the park is available, or you can park in the lot just outside the park and walking. Dogs are welcome, but should be leashed if there are oter folks in the park. During the really cold months, and bad weather your pup can run free as the park tends to be relatively empty. Poop bags for your do are available at the entrance / exit. Please cleanup after your dog. Don't miss Rotary Park if you're in the Soo.

Love this park! It's a great place to sit by the water and read, bring a picnic to enjoy at one of…read morethe many picnic tables, fish (16-under stocked pond for kids!), or our personal favorite--freighter watch!