Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · Ontario
Cape Croker Park
A scenic First Nations-run campground on the Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, with escarpment views, clear water and hiking trails linking to the Bruce Trail. Bring loonies and drinking water.
What visitors say
Cape Croker Park sits on the Bruce Peninsula, surrounded by water with views of the escarpment bluffs, and reviewers call it one of the most beautiful campgrounds in the area. It's on First Nations land, and one recent visitor took a guided walk that shared the community's history and traditions. Campers mention butterflies, hummingbirds and some of the clearest swimming water they've seen in Ontario.
Staff are described as friendly and the park as well cared for. There are serviced RV sites and rougher tent sites, some with short paths down to the water. The pavilion has a store and showers, there are washrooms or portable toilets throughout, and there's a playground, a beach volleyball court and a food truck by the entrance.
Hiking is a highlight. The trails, especially the one to the caves, get high praise, are manageable for most people, and connect to the Bruce Trail. The shallow bay beach warms up and suits kids. It's a good fit for families and anyone who wants to unplug.
A few practical notes. Showers are coin-operated, take loonies only, and there's no ATM or change machine, so bring coins. Potable water is limited, so bring your own drinking water. The shower house can be far from some sites, the online map may not match what's on the ground, and one recent camper found the toilets unpleasant. Some sites have limited privacy.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 711 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Cape Croker Park directly.