I can't say enough positive things about this park; I've been coming here a few years now it's only…read morean hour drive from my house and well worth the drive.. When I first started going here it was free to get in now they charge 20 dollars a car from Friday through Sunday but it's still worth it.... Clean bathrooms, clean beach, nice picnic tables; and always nice people every time I've gone... bring your water shoes it's a bit rocky when you first get in the water, but you'll get to the sand bar soon enough and it's wonderful

Of all the beaches I've visited on Lake Huron, this is my favorite. Located inside the park there…read moreis plenty of free parking and no charge to get into the park. The beach front is large, there's a nice large restroom area, a covered sitting area with benches, plenty of picnic tables, drink vending machines, a little book library and more. Just like most beaches on Lake Huron there were lots of rocks on the shore and rocks a few feet into the water. Past the rocks the water was clear and there was soft sand. One of the things I liked best about this beach was there wasn't a current like there is closer to the bridge. My friend and I were able to float without being carried away. I also like that there were trees on the beach for some shade. If you are in this area, I highly suggest this beach. It's best to get there early before it gets busy.

This is a huge city park with a nice beach and ample parking. There's a nice little nature walk…read moreand a conservation area. It's hard to believe that this is so close to downtown.

being born in sarnia, and walking around this park as a kid was an amazing way to get exersize,…read morethis park has been a staple of places to visit at least once everytime i come back to visit my family, from the animal park, to the duck pond, to one of the best beaches in canada. this park virtually has it all. lots of room to walk, ride, skate, or bike, including a massive amount of trails so you can switch it up from time to time as to make a visit never stale. also a bit of a fun fact, theyres a memorial for terry fox because he ran through the park back when he was running through canada. another fact, do youre best to avoid the park on canada day, as the park is jammed park during this day. enjoy it, bring a camera

My kids are huge beach fans, so while in the area for the holiday, we decided to spend an afternoon…read moreat the Sanilac County Lexington Park. It's a small beautiful park tucked a little away, and it did not disappoint. We went in the entrance further from the campsites, as the park has two entrance options. The area we arrived in was more long than wide, with a sprawling grassy area containing 2 pavilions (1 large, 1 small) and a playground for kids. While I did not see any buildings for restrooms, there was a portapotty near the entrance of the parking lot. The parking lot itself also had plenty of available spots. If you headed straight to the back of the park, you will find some wide, wooden stairs leading you down to the beach. It was absolutely beautiful, and bonus that we had the place to ourselves. I was thankful that we didn't run into any trash in the sand, the beach was small but clean. The water stays shallow for quite the distance out, but I would recommend water shoes as it is very rocky. Had an incredible afternoon here, and can easily recommend a visit.

We made reservations for a four night stay at the campground, but shortly after arriving I tripped…read moreand fell and broke my wrist. We were unable to continue our stay but the park manager refunded our money and even helped us hock up our camper. We did not really get a chance to see the whole park but what we did see looked like it very nice and well kept and clean. We plan to stay there again in the future. I just cant say enough about the way they came to our aid.