Driftwood

Kristen Girard

We absolutely loved this park. We look forward to coming back ! Big private campsites. We only had a short stay here. So not fully sure on what's available to do here. But will update my review after staying again. Site 67

Anusha

Camped at site 1 , west river campground! Waterfront site and the water is not deep at for few meters. The park was very quiet and so the majority if the campers. I would rate low for the privacy of the sites on the west river campgrounds but it compensates with the direct water access. This park has canoe rents and short hiking trails. Washrooms were clean and out of three showers only one worked. Overall i enjoyed my short stay at the campground :)

Bridget Lutz

LOVED camping at Driftwood Provincial Park! Site was average size but backed onto the forest so felt pretty private! Nice big beach for swimming or kayaking. Pretty small general store so don’t rely on that for any essentials (you can buy firewood). Although Deep River is only 30 mins away if you’re in a pinch. Bathrooms were the cleanest I have experienced so far at a provincial park! Best thing though was of course the view; it couldn’t be beat and there are many access points to get down to the water and enjoy it:) Overall a nice, quiet (in comparison) park with beautiful views.

D W

Visited for first time last week and we loved it. Beautiful campground with lots of hiking trails varying in length depending on your mood. We combined several trails to give us a 7km hike that took around 2hrs. Note, the trail on the west side of the park isn't well marked, sections are overgrown, and the park map doesnt correspond with the actual trail. For instance the .5 km out and back trail has a loop that's not on the map which connects to another trail not on the map either. We got turned around as a result and had to retrace our steps. Park staff need to address this.

Eva B

A nice park with a lot of waterfront sites. Some sites are not very private as there are a lack of bushes and trees between them in some areas. We were on site 32 of East camp. Hard to walk into the water here because of all the driftwood on shore. If looking at the water, the left side is not private but the right side is. The best waterfront sites in East camp are 7, 8, 9, 13, and 14 (in my humble opinion). They have a beach and are pretty level. We had a blue-green algae warning and saw the shoreline along the park had a lot of it our first day. The next 2 days it was gone. There is a lot of extra parking near most of the sites so if you have a boat there is plenty of room to park your boat trailer. You can even anchor in front of your site which was pretty neat. The comfort station is clean and has showers and laundry. The secondary toilet huts are flush toilets which is nice. No lights inside though so bring a flashlight.