McRae Point

Brent

Beautiful provincial park. We stopped here for a few hours to explore the park and a hike. We hike the waters edge trail. It takes you to both points for the park. So beautiful, breathtaking views. The hike was very easy and took us just over an hour to complete. The beach was clean and well taken care of and the park staff were all very friendly.

JR harvey

Park is very nice. Camped in a no radio, no generator zone. Ultra light sail plane making constant loud noise. Flying over at extremely low altitudes. Flew right over my campsite twice. But the droning noise is obnoxious. After Sat. park was much quieter. Beautiful lake and swimming beach. Nice showers and clean restrooms. Bring your own grill for the fire pit. The one provided is too high to be useful for much. South camp ground has more privacy between sites. Southwest loop has electricity, southeast loop does not. North loop most sites have electricity although there are a few on the edges that don't. Edge sites, a few with electricity are nicer in the north loop. Camp registration booth has both ice and firewood. Prohibition on radios seems to be more of suggestion or doesn't include Bluetooth speakers. Fortunately the music players during my stay played mostly easy listening so I didn't mind.

Mary Chatz

We had a lovely time at this beach. The sand was clean, and the water was clear. The grounds were well maintained. Very few people were on the beach because the weather was overcast and the rain started. The only drawback is thar the sandy part is very narrow, however the grassy part has lots of trees and picnic tables. Day passes are $12.50.

Rona Rempel

Small park, needs some serious upgrades at the comfort stations and bathrooms. Facilities, even though outdated they were kept very clean. Park staff always visible and always working around the park. Nice waterside trail but no amenities. No kayak or canoe rentals, no pool and the shore of the beach and grass are full of goose poop.

Bernard Tam

Just finished a short camping trip at this park for Labour Day weekend. The park itself is a smaller one, with limited trails but had a good layout. We were at site 193. Pros: - easy to drive to - park was easy to navigate - good size camp site with greenery (grassy) - was not over capacity - staff were friendly - lots of places with beautiful scenery and views of the sunset - data reception for bell was acceptable, Roger’s was not. Cons: - south camp site has limited toilets (small size) with no comfort stations (showers) - our site had a lot of garbage when we checked in (but that’s more of a previous camper issue) - toilets needs to be cleaned more frequently Overall we enjoyed our stay.