Very cool! We saw very cool! I love it there! Check my yt channel spending 24 hours in Bruce's…read morecaves (DANGEROUS!)

Wow, what a beautiful little gem! A must see if you are anywhere in the area. It's a bit tricky to…read morefind and the road to the parking lot is also a bit interesting but it's well worth it. The hike to the caves is good for any age group. I think it must have been about a 1km round trip. There is the main cave and then you have three smaller ones that you can visit. When we first got there it was nice and empty and there must have been only about 2 - 3 groups but on our way out it got a bit busy and there must have been more like 6 - 8 groups there. Lot's to explore and lots to climb, especially fun for the kids. They also have a gazebo in the parking lot with park benches but unfortunately they are right across the outhouses, so not very appetizing. Picture speak for themselves...

Really lovely hike, extremely green & beautifully maintained, moderate level of skill, traversing…read morebolders, moss and caves. Not a long hike. (Less than an hour) Privately owned land by same family for generations. Lovely Picnic spot however Please Please be respectful and don't leave any Trash. They supply many receptacles & even Johnny on the spot, at entrance to your hike. This was the spot for 2 Hollywood movies. Pretty Kool to recognize the shots in the movies. Would highly recommend creating a stay of a couple hours & looking over Georgian Bay. Sensational Photos

One of the recommended spots to visit were the caves here in Lion's Head. I had heard some cool…read morethings about it and definitely wanted to check it out. The entrance was pretty easy to find, and once you park your car you just go and pay the $10 fee and sign the waiver. The trail itself was pretty straight forward, as it followed rocks and looped around so you really only had to go in one direction. It can be a bit tough to get through some sections of the trail, so they will lend you some flashlights and walking sticks to help you out. The caves were pretty cool, nice and big with many caves throughout the trail. The caves are free to explore at your own risk, so you can essentially go anywhere within the caves as long as you are comfortable. These are mostly just bigger caves made from giant rocks, but they do not lead anywhere or go through. You mostly go in, take a look, then come back out. It was still pretty sweet, as some of the caves did go in pretty deep. After all the caves, there is another trail to the side that takes you up to a lookout point. An easier hike with a cool view, as it looks out to the water. Definitely an awesome thing to check out if you're into exploring and climbing around. A cool spot to hit up if you're up in Bruce County.

Very nice walking trail! There is a short loop around 25 mins but you can also walk to Harrison…read morepark from here. It's around 3km. I did the hike to Harrison park and back which took about 1.5hrs LOL. There's a nice stream you can go into and lots of photo ops. Once you're done that, Inglis falls is right around the corner which has stunning views. In terms of the trail, there's a flatter route which isn't very challenging. If you decide to take the other route, there's a lot of elevation gain. My watch said I did about 100m in elevation gain. Tbh I still feel it in my legs!

From the owner: Grey Sauble owns 28,000 acres of land equaling in many Conservation Areas you can visit. Visit our…read morefour waterfalls - Inglis Falls, Eugenia Falls, Indian Falls and Jones Falls.

Nothing really compares to the uniqueness of a national park... not like I've been to many, but I…read morehad an excellent time here. We went in the summer and it was a 2.5 - 3 hrs drive but it took us much longer since we took the motorcycle and had to take breaks. The trails were fun and they let us experience them for free since we didn't hog up a parking spot! We met a family going there to do some camping and were surprised to see a few people we knew from Toronto there to do some photography work. The beach there is really nice, the water was very clear but looked freezing since it was early summer when we went there. There's no soft sands, the beach bed is scattered with rocks but it makes the hike a little more difficult (just for fun) - but there are easier trails too. This is an excellent place to take your wife/girlfriend to impress her or show your kids the wildnerness. My boyfriend has suggested this place to his guy friends several times already. Great place to experience nature first-hand and not have to go too far from the city. Also, it's not crowded like Wasaga Beach and much more natural.

Spectacular views. The park is well maintained and it looks like a lot of work went into it…read morerecently. The trails are well maintained and easy to navigate. Most of the trails are suitable for the less-fit among us or children, however things get a little hairy on the coast line. We were able to navigate our dog through it fine, but even had to pick him up to lift him off/onto some big rocks near the grotto. The camping situation is decent. We stayed in the Tamarak section and there was a lot of privacy between the sites. Be forewarned though, there are vault toilets. There is running water for a sink by the toilets and the watering spickets. There are no showers! Sites come with a fire pit, an over-the-fire grill, and two picnic tables. Another word of caution: you have to get a pass from the park office in order to park and go to the grotto. We camped, so we were able to hike to the grotto (also it was the quiet season still) however it is my understanding that they often turn people away once parking is full (and it sounds like that happens frequently on the weekends). So try to be flexible about your schedule and plan out other things to do/see in the area during your stay on the peninsula.

one of the better parks I have been to, but the orientation is a bit weird…read more the park is literally split up by the falls with no choice but to walk all the way around if you want to see the park on both sides. the park it self is very beautiful during all times of the year, and in the summer time is very popular for swimming, with people diving off of some of the falls that have formed. this location is also great for walking and for just seeing nature at its best, wildlife and the forestry. bring some food to feed either the fish or the ducks or both! parking is enforced at this park pretty strictly, when we entered there was a ranger inspecting vehicles, and when we were leaving same thing. pretty happy I came here, and I would love to come back, especially in the fall or even the winter months.

Amazing experience!!!! Can't say enough about the guides, their knowledge of the area and super…read morefriendly. I felt very comfortable and welcomed as we all enjoyed the amazing hike and caves together. Such an amazing spot that you would never know is there!!! You can literally see and smell the world's history!!! Highly recommended!

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$10 per vehicle for all day parking. There's not much to see unless you're hiking (so many areas…read moreare closed off), so it's really only worth the fee for hiking trail access. There's a lookout point from which you can see the falls, though it's from quite far away (the waterfall is big so there's still much to see)

It had rained the previous night and early morning and we reached there late morning for a trail…read morewalk, hoping to do an hour or so of the trails. The small parking lot was nearly empty and quickly paid through the website mentioned in the parking lot. We were greeted by a volunteer who gave us some quick information and the falls information. It took us less than 5 minutes to get to the falls. Amazing views. Disappointed that the fall came so quickly and that we could get to the bottom from this location. But we did part of the trail that goes towards another fall and where we can get to the bottom of the falls. But decided against completing it as we thought it would take a lot longer, but made a mental note for coming back and finishing the trail. The trail as well did not disappoint with tree canopy and views.

This is a beautiful park with several short (less than 2 kilometres) hiking trails that go into a…read moreforest. There are lots of different plants, neat wooden bridges, super big trees and an abandoned old car, for some reason. It's a pretty easy walk, the ground is soft and there weren't any inclines or tough, rocky areas that I could see. It was just nice and serene, except for the sounds of some wood processing plant nearby. There's parking enough for about 20 cars, and it's free.

If you're looking for a gentle hike with the kids, this is a great spot. Boardwalks, benches and…read morebridges make this great for grandma and grandpa too. trail maps are available and informative. Admission by on your honour donationof what you feel is appropriate.