Cape Croker Park

Great camping sites, some right by the water. Near end of the season so the bathroom block closed at 7 pm, which was inconvenient. I was tent camping. Bring your own water. Staff at reception desk very helpful. Online registration was simple.
Bruce Trail goes right through the site. Amazing views from the side trail near the caves. Recommend the hiking there as well.

Gorgeous, secluded park.
"Real" camping, Crystal clear water, perfect beach for skipping stones and for taking a dip, and Guy's Fish and Chips trailer was delicious!
I love this park and intend to continue to visit each year. There are bears, but over the years they have made improvements; I.e. the garbage shed is a heavy door now!

10/10.

We had never been here before and we booked online so we were not sure what to expect but we were not disappointed. This camp ground is beautiful! There is not a ton of privacy between campsites. We were able to book a waterfront site, and it was perfect. We had a full size camp site that ended at the water. This was extra perfect seeing as the camp ground had nightly fireworks on display at the beach. We were able to view the fireworks from our site. There was not a sound at night, except for the sounds of nature! The washrooms were pretty standard. There were some cob webs and flying bugs but the toilets and sinks were clean and supplies were stocked. We saw the staff in cleaning the washrooms so that was a relief during a pandemic. The water is perfectly clear, but cold as you would expect at Georgian Bay. The river bottom is lined with river rock, which is WAY better than mud! There were lots of other park amenities that we did not make use of on our one night stay. Can't wait to come back here in the future!

First time at this camp ground and found it to be pretty good. My site was water front and had decent privacy. The park did fireworks in the evening which added to the experience. The view of the escarpment was very nice and the park seemed pretty quiet. The star viewing was also good with how dark the area was.

Beautiful gem of a park off the beaten path. In the heart of bluff country on the eastern edge of the Bruce Peninsula. All the amenities you'd get from a national or provincial park, and prices are the same if not better. Huge range of camp sites to choose from. Easy access to all attractions on the Bruce.