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Bruce Peninsula National Park

Notice: Visiting Bruce Peninsula National Park in the winter months? Check out what’s open

At the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula, which divides Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, sits Bruce Peninsula National Park. This popular southern Ontario destination for hiking and camping is located about four hours from Toronto. With many access points such as Cyprus Lake, Singing Sands, Halfway Log Dump and the Visitor Centre, make sure to plan ahead and make a reservation.

Hours of operation

Visitor centre and campground office hours of operation.

Reservations

Make a reservation for campsites, yurt and parking.

Camping and overnight accommodations

Cyprus Lake Campground, Yurts, Backcountry, group and winter camping and nearby accommodations.

Fees

Daily visitor fees, camping and parking fees, and more. Free admission for youth.

Accessibility

Accessible trails, camping, facilities and experiences.

Brochures and publications

Maps.

Weather

Seasonal and local weather, and trends

Local attractions and tourism

Community services, tourism information.

How to get here

Directions and distances to Bruce Peninsula National Park by car and ferry.

Location

Visitor Centre:
120 Chi sin tib dek Rd,
Tobermory, ON
GPS: 45.257412 N, 81.655633 W

Cyprus Lake Campground:
Cyprus Lake Road,
Tobermory, ON
GPS: 45.225937 N, 81.524772 W

Phone
519-596-2233

Email
bruce-fathomfive@pc.gc.ca

Directions

How to get here

Bruce Peninsula National Park is located 300 kilometres from Toronto, Ontario. Access the park via all-season highway.

The park is accessible from the south along Highway 6 or from the north via Owen Sound Transportation Company MS Chi-Cheemaun, which operates during the spring, summer and fall.