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MacGregor Point Provincial Park

MacGregor Point Provincial Park

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1593 Bruce Road 33, Saugeen Shores, Ontario, N0H 2C5, Canada
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Jul 20, 2018
A wonderful provincial park with many large, fairly private and quiet campsites, some with electricity. I love the beaches and the bike trail through the park. There is also a good camp store and a visitor's centre. Showers and laundry machines are available. My main concern is that the bike trail is not very well marked and I got lost a few times. They have posts indicating direction but when it crosses a camp road, it usually doesn't tell you where you are. The staff are very helpful. The park fills up quickly on week ends so reservations in advance are useful. I will definitely be back!

Jul 8, 2018
Beautiful park with large, private sites. Lots of hiking and biking trails. Good store. Hot big showers. Nice, clean, sandy dog beach. Amazing Lake Huron sunsets! Loved it here. Our new favourite provincial park.

Jun 29, 2018
This is a great campground, lots to see and do, my kids love it! Book ahead is recommended if you want sites closer to beach, but there are usually sites available if you don't need all the amenities! Have been here many times, and will be back again.

Jul 8, 2018
Great park. We love it, except for the very sandy and dusty sites. 2 dogs playing together and everything is covered in dust. Other than that it is a very nice park.

Mar 12, 2018
MacGregor Point is a great place to spend a weekend or camp for the whole season. Winter at MacGregor Point is fascinating, and you can see the beautiful frozen lake. Light pollution is low, so the stars are bright, and the trails are clean and tranquil. If you're coming in the winter, make sure that you have something to do. They have skating, snowshoeing, skiing, and snowmobiling in the winter, and biking opens up once the snow has cleared. There are great presentations at the visitors centre, and the birds there are spectacular.

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