What visitors say
Brumm Campground is part of Driftwood Provincial Park, a small riverside park where, from the beach, you can look across to Quebec. Reviewers describe it as quiet and secluded, with large, flat, private sites and good shade. Lakeside sites get special mention for their views, and the sunsets from the day-use area are a highlight.
Sites are easy to back a trailer into, and some have electrical service. The main comfort station is clean, with hot water, but several campers note it's far from Brumm, small, and has only a few showers, so many drive over. The vault toilets closer to the sites aren't pleasant. Staff in the office get consistent praise for being helpful, and free garbage bags and kids' activity books are available.
This is a park for canoeing, fishing, boating and walking. There's an easy forest trail with interpretive signs, a Riverside trail and a Creek trail, a play structure, and a small beach that one camper found short on sand. One recent visitor was surprised to find strong cell service. It's remote, so arrive fully stocked.
Expect biting flies and pack bug spray. Some trails need better marking and brushing out. Two visitors in a group site felt quiet-hours enforcement by park staff was heavy-handed, so groups should plan around quiet hours. A few reviewers found it a long drive for its small size, but most who went rated it highly.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 57 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Driftwood Provincial Park - Brumm Campground directly.