Scott has been taking care of our boat for the past 4 years. We use him to haul out our boat,…read morepower wash it and get it ready for winter. In spring he does any repairs identified in fall and keeps it running in top shape. Scott is dependable and great to deal with. He has an attention to detail and the power wash is impeccable and keeps out boat looking as good as new. We trust Scott to keep our boat in great condition. we've recommended him to other neighbours on the lake who now use him as well. Having a mobile Marine Mechanic and someone come to you is invaluable! Thanks Scott!!

You know that service is a priority at this place when you walk into the washroom and see a…read morepersonal note from the owner thanking you for your patronage. I have to give a lot of props to Payne Marine - they helped us out of a major jam and were friendly and professional. Can't ask for much more at a marina. My group and I ended up pulling into this place on our boating trip through Georgian Bay, and were welcomed in with open arms. This is the first marina I'd visited in the area, and the site itself is nicely laid-out. We all had a chance to visit the main office/store, which has a surprising amount of amenities available including an internet cafe and its own gas station. There are also a number of maps and guides you can buy for the local area. I knew I was in unfamiliar territory when I watched a boater sail up, have an attendant fill the boat's gas tank up, then tell her to charge it to his account without ever once leaving the dock. There's definitely a different vibe and culture to this place, which we experienced first-hand. We ended up getting into a boating accident after a member of my group (who had no boating experience whatsoever) accelerated out of the dock and ended up getting us lodged onto the dock via an errant wave. The boat nearly sank, but the staff were quick to run out and help us. They went above and beyond for us, lending us a motorized pump to get all the water out. Special shout-out to the employee who worked there, Alyssa, who was friendly and helped us out through the whole process. She even posed for pictures with my friend, LOL. The staff at Payne Marine were a great help and turned a momentarily-precarious situation into a fond memory. Will definitely be back if I'm out in Georgian Bay again. Worth a visit.

My BF and I have been camping since we started dating and this year we decided to branch out from…read moreour car camping. I picked a new location, The Massasauga Provincial Park and we set to our adventure. Here is a breakdown of the weekend: 1. Arrive at the information point and mention that we have a site. The girl there gives me a map of the access point and sends me on my way. 45 minutes later we find out that at the information point is where we get our Canoe (BTW- no one told me I was strapping a canoe to my car!) and register... back to the information office. 2, 1.5 hours later we get in the canoe and head to our site. there were 5 portages, 1 of which wasn't labelled accurately and there wasn't a defined trail, another didn't even have the sign up!. Anyways, we finally arrive at our very isolated site, only to find that it was a site on a rock surrounded by marsh (site 108 if you ever care to go). 3. We high tailed it back to the last site we saw that looked vacant (Site 107) - it was 45 minutes away from 108 and we set up camp as the sun went down. This site was brilliant. On a beautiful isolated lake. We never saw another human the entire time. Brilliant location. 4. On our return, there was another portage that wasn't labeled that also led us to the labeled exit which wasn't actually an exit. We have to go thru the beaver trees to get over to the other lake. The reason why I am giving this park an A-Ok is because although we went thru absolute intensity to get to our site, it was the most beautiful site and most beautiful lake I have seen. Ontario has some incredible landscape and this was no exception. I highly recommend you check out the sites on Massasauga and perhaps only endure 1 or 2 portages. all of the sites were fabulous minus 108.

Beautiful paddling in Georgian Bay area! You will see lots of cottages, though. Most campsites…read moreare generous and well maintained, though popular ones will often show signs of use. Knowledge of your route before you go in is important. Most kayakers access through Pete's place because there are fewer portages to surrounding campsites. Canoe rentals also seem to happen at Pete's Place. There is also an access point at 3 Legged Lake. Be cautious if you are planning on bringing a canoe out into the more open water of Georgian Bay.

Had a great stay. Sites were big and clean and very well spaced apart. Didn't see the neighbors if…read moreyou didn't want to.

Only $30CAN per night! Rolled up on a beautiful Thursday at 9pm, just trying to get a bite and…read moresome smoked salmon/trout for breakfast the next morning, but the place was so nice, we rested our bones there instead of the other campsite we had planned to stay at. For $30 we got a spot 10' off the lake! Tons of room. Enough space for 3 tents. Had a table and fire pit built in. People seemed cool. Only there one night, and something bear-ish definitely crept past our tent and went for a midnight swim (loudly). The fishing was STRAIGHT. Caught a walleye after only 4 casts. Shoulda' ate it... The skeeters are why I have to withhold a star. Those Canadian mosquitoes are easily the most aggressive insects I've ever encountered. They didn't always bite you or leave you itching, but when they swarm, mahfucka's will LAND ON YOUR EYEBALL. No joke. I definitely huffed a few while smoking a jack too... The food at the front of the campsite (we got fish and chips) was only OK. The poutine style fries (covered in gravy and shredded cheese) were only OK too. The general store sold fishing/camping gear as well as limited groceries and such. Well, they also sold the best smoked salmon I've ever had. I bought rainbow trout, coho salmon, and atlantic salmon. The atlantic salmon, probably caught nearby and dated only 3 days prior, was drip down your forearm oily (which is a good thing when dealing with an oily fish-and besides, fish oil is about the healthiest thing in the world outside of blueberries). The coho and trout were tasty but nearly as good.

For around $100 including cart we found Seguin to be one of the most enjoyable courses this very…read moreexperienced group has ever played. We would all argue that in fact the signature hole is not the 170 yd. par three over water but the extreme downhill 220 yd par three on the back. It was as equally breathtaking from the green looking back as it was from the tee box. The former RN greeter who met us in the parking was the best staffer I have ever met anywhere. It is truly worth the visit just to hear her spiel. We will be back!

Great value for stay and play. The golf course is challenging but staffs are fantastic. All our…read moreneed and requests are met. Cabin is quiet and has great view. Fully equipped with kitchen. Could have add a covered on patio for rainy weather. Food worth the value. Love the presentation and selection.