Lovely park in Ontario…read more Inexpensive admission - I believe it was only C$5. Swim in the lake, relax on the beach, or play volleyball on the grass, it's your choice. Be sure to arrive early to secure a good spot, this park can get crowded weekends.

hi,i just want to know if we have to make reservation and if it yes,do you have site close water,i…read morehave a travel traler (23 feet)from the 9th to 16 of july,tank you

This is a very pretty area, a hidden gem in plain sight. You can see the falls from St Joseph…read moreBlvd., as you drive past over the bridge - but don't blink, or you'll miss it! It's hard to find an access point to actually walk around the park-like setting surrounding the falls, but with careful planning, you can do it! We ended up parking on a side street near an entrance, hiked around a bit, and took photos, but never made it to the bottom today. The falls are surrounded by trees, so surely this area would be beautiful in the fall when the colours change. I've been wanting to get the camera club together for an outing; maybe this fall will present an opportunity?

Good swim After a workout…read more I wouldn't go on summer weekend (too many people) Small but decent beach I don't know about the rest of the park, didn't care enough

Beautiful place to explore and learn about nature. A wonderful gem in the National Capital Region.read more

Stayed here for a weekend camping trip. The sites were really nice and there were soooo many sites…read more The sites were nice and private with woods inbetween them. Some of the water front sites didn't really have a view until you walked down a path to the water. The bathrooms were really nicely kept as well. They would get bug filled at night but those staff members were there bright and early to clean them out for the day. The beach and registration center were absolutely gorgeous. The beach was huge and clean. It had a grass area with benches for sun bathing or watching the sunset. So nice! BIG DOWNFALL, you cannot get to the beach from the camping areas. You need to drive to them and not everyone wants to do that to go play in the water. Especially if you have a RV with no other vehicle. There is nothing for the kids in the camping area, no playground or field to play in. There also are not any hiking trails. They are at the nature center, which is a drive away. I don't think we would be staying here again but that's for camping. We would definitely come back to use the beach!

We had reservations for Memorial Day weekend. On site 192. Site 191 decided to cut down a tree…read morewith a chainsaw directly behind our camper. Park rangers did nothing to them but told us we may have to move our camper to prevent the tree from falling on it. Park police did nothing so far. The person on 191 called me a tree hugger. NYS law says no cutting down trees in state parks. Heading home one day in. What a disappointment. You can do better NYS. Spend all winter in state parks across the country and never have issues like this. I am a NYS resident but will not support NYS parks any longer.

Very nice place to go and get away.lots of wildlife and fishing. Enjoy your weekend with a nice…read morewarm relaxing camp fire.

Loud place, not a great place to be peaceful and quiet. Sites are very close proximity. People…read moreare up until late, screaming and yelling. Will not go back. (See other information in the photo)

Let me start by saying the only downside of this place is that no pets are allowed. Except that…read morethis is a small piece of heaven. This is a conservation area that has several hikes that you can take from 1-5 KM featuring a wonderful walk in green patches and long wooden bridges above the swamp, where you can see different types of birds and other animals. In some areas there is even small shelters that allows you to observe and take pictures without interfering. There is also a small house with information and a small exhibit. If you are in the area you must stop by, if not its only about an hour drive from Montreal. Trust me you will thank me later

This Business is hard to rank. If I rank it as a camp ground its about 2-3 and if I rank it as an…read moreHiking option or a beach its about 3-4 so the average comes down to 3. As a campground: I have seen much nicer grounds. I am camping with a tent and I am use to having either a nice view of a lake/river/forest or at least a privet site surrounded by trees so I feel I have privacy. This is not the case here, or lots are small, one next to the other and very exposed. We choose the river view and found ourselves with a nice view BUT between us and the river there was a parking lot and cars up to 10-11 pm still arrived to drag the boats out of the river making noise and destroying the entire fun camping feeling. The washrooms was only one row above us but we had to do a big detour since there is no way to cut via the other trailer plots. Overall a bad camping experience. As an Hiking site: Cool trails inside the swamp. There is a beautiful 1.5 Km small hike outside the park (no need to pay) the trails inside the campgrounds are not well maintained, and the marking is not that amazing. They are not long and you wont get lost completly but you will or might lose your way here and there.

The new building is beautiful. There are tons of interactive things to do and several different…read morehiking/walking trails around including during the wintertime snowshoes available to walk on these trails for free. Inside the building itself there's fish bees a classroom and tons of things to look at I would definitely suggest stopping by

We waited over a year to be able to visit the wonderful parks of Quebec (Covid times if you are…read morefrom the future). This park is less than 1 hour from Ottawa and has a wonderful discovery. There is a lunch point for canoes or kayaks near the main entrance and some campgrounds. We came here for the hike, the hike itself is a 6.6 Km trail that is suited for bikes (very wide and flat) The trail is super easy and with an 8 and a 4-year-old it took us 2-3 hours to complete with plenty of stops. Some of the trails are not for bikes and they could be detoured (with other trails) but those are the most beautiful and must hike trails (including a wonderful swamp part). So if you are on a bike, consider locking it and walking those parts. Mosquitos- when we did the trail is was a bit windy and with a lot of dragon flies, so no mosquitos here. Also, there are only short parts in the woods most are an open space paths. Overall wonderful discovery and a beautiful park !