Bruce Peninsula National Park

Many of the trails throughout Bruce Peninsula National Park are easy to moderate, although there are definitely a few difficult trails for those with experience. You’ll find a great variety of landscapes, from wetlands, to forests, to beach hikes. Many of the trailheads start at Cyprus Lake and spread out across the park. Be aware that some of the most popular hikes require advanced reservations during the busy summer months, so plan ahead and reserve your time slot online on the Parks Canada website.

Cyprus Lake Campground. Bruce Peninsula National Park has one campground for RVs, Cyprus Lake Campground. This campground is broken into 3 sections, Birches, Poplar and Tamaracks. Sites have a fire pit and a picnic table, there are also washroom facilities and showers at the campground. There are no hook ups or water at the sites, and RVs must be under 27 ft. Reservations are required and can be made on the Parks Canada website. Tobermory Village Campground. This campground is outside of the national park, but offers both 30 and 50 amp full hook ups and availability for big rigs. They have back in and pull through sites, as well as laundry facilities, a pool, a pond with kayak rentals, and even pedal go carts. Lands End Park. Another campground located a short distance from the national park, Lands End Park offers 15/30/50 amp hook ups and have both back in and pull through sites. They offer water and electric hook ups, but don’t have sewage at the sites. However they have a dump station and offer mobile pump out services. They also have washroom and shower facilities. They offer on site hiking trails and beach access for boating, swimming, and fishing.