Activities and experiences
Bruce Peninsula National Park
The rocky shorelines and vibrant woodlands of the Bruce Peninsula invite explorers and hikers of all ages. Venture out from your campsite or yurt to the rugged shoreline of Georgian Bay or visit the boardwalk trails of Singing Sands on Lake Huron.
Visiting in the fall and winter seasons
Bruce Peninsula National Park is in off-season operations from November 1 to April 30. Park facilities and services may be limited during this period.
Fall and winter camping
Reserve your Tamarack campsite or yurt in Cyprus Lake Campground this winter.
Places to visit
Many popular locations in the park including the Grotto and Halfway Log Dump required planning and a reservation.
Camping and overnight accommodations
Camping
Yurt
Backcountry camping
Stay overnight
Things to do
Animal watching
Beach
Bird watching
Canoeing
Bouldering
Cross country skiing
Cycling
Fatbike
Dog walking
Fishing
Geocaching
Hiking
Kayaking
Kite surfing
Lookout
Paddling
Photography
Picnicking
Playground
Snowshoeing
Stargazing
Swimming
Windsurfing
Youth Programs
Facilities and services
Accessible Parking
Accessible services
Accessible toilets
Accommodation
Bus parking
Dogs on leash
First Aid
Gift shop
Information
Interpretation
Lookout
Composting toilets
Parking
Pay parking
Picnic shelter
Restrooms
Visitor Centre
Wi-Fi
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