Driftwood Provincial Park - Brumm Campground

Its great surroundings for camping.

Not bad. Some sites are extremely sloped.

Pure nature, excellent comfort station

The park is small so set your expectations accordingly. The comfort station is far off from Brumm Campground meaning you need to drive over and the parking there can accommodate only 4 SUVs at a time. We were at group campsite 202. This campsite is amazing. It's tucked away inside so lots of privacy. Has plenty of shade and excellent drainage. Almost zero slope except at entrance. There is a hidden path to the Creek Trail. The beach or day use area is cute and is an excellent spot for sunset. The arking there is again small holding upto 7 cars. There is access to Riverside trail from this point and you can even walk to the comfort station from here. The beach is at this location and does not have lot of sand. The view thigh is breathtaking as you can see Quebec from this side.

Trails need lot of markings. They are sporadic and you can trust your instincts at few points. This park is secluded kind of so make sure you go fully packed. The staff are helpful and knowledgeable. The garbage area is before the parking office to your left as you enter the park.

When go there make sure you get the garbage bags, and activity books for kids. Both are free to take.

Comfort station is small but clean. The water ain't too hot for bath.

Overall recommend this if you want some piece time and nature time. I wouldn't go there again as it's far but it's worth a visit once.

Stayed for 2 nights in a small travel trailer, at a site with electrical service, June 26 + 27/18. The good: large sites, good privacy, flat to low slope; good comfort station; flush toilets at former vault sites; nice beaches; superb sunsets. The lessons good: the electrical sites are located a long way from the comfort station; small number of showers; some trails need brushing out, especially at trail heads; location and interpretative signs lacking along the trails. I did not see a playground, but I may have missed it. I would stay again, but there is room for improvement especially on the trail system.