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Sleeping Giant
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User Reviews
Jacalyn Cop-Rasmussen
What a fantastic way to end camping for 2024! We booked a weekend at the park and were fortunate to land site #206, a waterfront spot on Lake Marie Louise. The site is spacious yet private, with easy lake access, a fire pit, and incredible views. Potable water and a vault toilet were only steps away. On this crisp, sunny fall weekend we enjoyed 3 short hikes with our little dog (The Cemetery trail, the iconic Sea Lion trail, and Middlebrun Bay - gorgeous!). We also made the very short trip to Silver islet. Sleeping Giant provincial park does not disappoint! There is so much to do and so much nature to enjoy in all her glory.
Thea
Truly spectacular! Lots of trails and lookout points. You can get a great view of the Sleeping Giant from Marie Louise lookout. The campground had clean comfort station. Coin laundry on-site $4. Note: there is no cell service in the park and some surrounding areas. If you do, it's very spotty.
Mackenzie Rutherford
Stayed at one of the Sawyer Bay sites to hike to the head for sunrise. Sites are awesome right by the water, which was great for a dip on our way back from the head! Views were INSANE!!! Highly recommend hiking up for sunrise or sunset- the speed at which the lighting changed made for killer photos! - all pics taken on iPhone no editing or filters!
J LA
An experience to remember, like no other 🙌 We did the Top of the Giant trail - 1 adult, 3 kids (11 -15). We are fairly experienced hikers and did not find the trail overly challenging but would highly recommended good footwear and long pants/sleeves and or bug spray. The views from the top are surreal. We completed the hike in just over 5 hours - walking at a steady pace. On the way out of the park (around dusk) we saw a few deer 🦌 and a fox 🦊. A wonderful day at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park!!
Jean-Marc Provencher
Great park with numerous trails of varying difficulties, including the one that takes you to the top of the Sleeping Giant rock formation. That trail is difficult and is over 21k but takes you to the highest cliffs in Ontario! Our site was right next to Marie Louise Lake with direct access to the shore. Clean amenities and helpful staff who had to chase a bear from the campsite every day we were there! The visitor center is informative and has a model of the Sleeping Giant.