Manipogo Provincial Park

Stopped here on the way home from a family visit. Early fall and the colours are beautiful. Not a soul around, so I had the whole park to play in myself. I will be back in summer

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Manipogo Provincial Park, and it was an absolutely delightful experience. The campsites were spacious and well-maintained, providing ample room for our group to set up comfortably. The highlight, of course, was the stunning beach area and crystal-clear water. It felt like paradise, and we spent hours swimming and sunbathing.

Moreover, the walking paths in the park were a pleasant surprise. They offered a fantastic way to explore the natural beauty of the area while getting some exercise. The scenery along the paths was simply breathtaking, with lush vegetation and serene lake views.

Overall, Manipogo Provincial Park is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts and campers alike. I can't wait to return and enjoy more of its serene beauty and recreational opportunities. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a peaceful and picturesque outdoor escape.

Quite a bit out of the way but the water was a nice blue colour instead of the typical muddy brown. Not very busy typically but has a very nice view. Not much shade in the area so be prepared. There are showers on site (paid and free) as well as nice bathrooms.

This is a beautiful campground! Very quiet and peaceful. The beach is very long, and the water stays shallow for a long time. The concession stand at the beach is very nice, reasonable pricing and good hours, they also sell firewood. There is absolutely no cell phone signal in and around the campground, but that feels like part of the charm. The North Bay is open, grassy, and breezy. The other bays are very well treed and offer very good privacy.

It is a awesome park to go to. Loved camping there. Nice beach, park for the kids to play at many picnic areas for family, a store on beach to buy food, ice cream, minnows. Has a designated swimming area for pets and no cell service just to get away from the working life and just be able to chill.