Sturgeon Bay

Mark Crocker

It's small. All sites easily walked to the beach. Sites seemed smaller than most. I feel that those who deem which sites are for RV use should drive an RV to see how we think, turn, back up, etc. Small enough to walk entire park in under an hour. Lots of Loops for the kids to ride and not be too gar oit of sight. RV, dump and water site is unusual. Not located together as per usual. And dump site right beside camp sites. I feel bad for those people!

Matt Ziesmann

Small and quiet compared to some other provincial parks in the area like Killbear and Grundy Lake. Shower facilities are small but clean, and located across the highway. Toilets are full flush and the outhouse near our sight had lights connected to a motion sensor. Outside of fishing, canoeing and swimming, there aren't any other activities. The lack of hiking and biking trails was disappointing. Campers seem to shut down and go to sleep around 10pm, so its not a great place for large groups or late night campfires. Waterfront is pretty and there are docks to moor smaller boats.

V M

Worst campground we’ve been to. The sewer holding tanks are not cleaned out and the campground stinks like a sewer. The sites flood because they’re not graded properly. The sites are not set up for trailers larger than 18 ft. There aren’t any comfort stations anywhere. You have to go across the road to use a shower, which is a small RV style shower without any washrooms.the outhouses stink and are not well maintained. No trails, horrible for dogs, not much to do for kids and horrible wood (like every Ontario park.) The views are great but the lack of maintenance, poor facilities and lack of signs to direct traffic flow and horrible fill / dump area are really bad. Don’t waste your time if you have a larger trailer. The roads are too tight, sites are poorly laid out and poorly graded. Killbear, Grundy are much better. Even Oastler is better.

Brie Huffman

wonderful staff. Officer McGuinness was an absolute delight and super friendly. Kept the loud sites quiet creating a peaceful atmosphere even with the crazy rain. Park Warden and the individuals in the store were super friendly as well attentive to the washrooms when they needed to be serviced or clean. Offered help with our flooded campsite when they didn’t need to. Site 8 was also on the water!

Kate K

Went here with little toddlers who love the sandy beach. You can rent canoes from the park office and the main activity is fishing. Otherwise no trails around and no playground. The outhouses have running tap water and flushable toilets (cold water only- but still amazing for an outhouse). We didn't use the showers. Overall the kiddos and the dog loved it, we loved being out in nature but definitely not a campsite I would recommend.