The park is looking good. Was empty, likely due to school being back in session and we were there…read moremid day on a Friday. It is not a dog friendly park, so leave the dog at home. The building was shuttered up. It's been many years since I have been there so I do not know if it is due to season, pandemic, or just permanently closed.

Love the beach area for sunsets. Otherwise the park is a bit run down. Located near the Soo Locks…read moreand some factories across the lake. There is a playground and picnic area with grills.

Beautiful Place - Easy to get to and not a very long walk. There are stairs, but it's not…read moredifficult. Views were gorgeous. It was a nice day but there were not a lot of people here.

This was our second visit…read more Our first was during peak season and it was PACKED, hot & thick with mosquitoes. There were a lot of unhappy children that weren't shy about vocalizing their displeasure. This time, it was cool out with light rain, empty of people & not a mosquito in site. The lower falls may make you question why you're here. The upper falls should help you remember. We trekked all over & enjoyed it. (After hours on a bike, the body was itching to be in motion.) The walkways are user friendly & I'd call it more of a stroll than a hike. No scrambles here. I'm not sure you could pay me to come back when it's busy but I would certainly come back around the end of September/beginning of October. The colors were just starting, too. So, if you're looking for that, it should be ready around the 1st week of October (?)

Great park to sit and watch the ships go by, enjoy the birds (ducks pretty much all the time -…read moreothers are more seasonal), not far enough to escape the sounds of the city unless you have noise cancellng headphones. Lots of benches to just sit and chill. Places to fish along the bank, as well as a little fishing pier. During the winter months the snow is not cleaned up on the road or benches; you are on your own. People still crive into the park so it is accessible by vehicle or you can walk in (it's not that big). Bring something to sit on if the benches might be wet or snow covered. Parking in the park is available, or you can park in the lot just outside the park and walking. Dogs are welcome, but should be leashed if there are oter folks in the park. During the really cold months, and bad weather your pup can run free as the park tends to be relatively empty. Poop bags for your do are available at the entrance / exit. Please cleanup after your dog. Don't miss Rotary Park if you're in the Soo.

Love this park, but there is NO trash cans. Needless to say, people leave their trash everywhere…read more Wish they would put in a trash can.

We phoned to make a reservation as we were on the road. The person on the phone was very nice. I…read moreasked for a quiet tent site and she reserved #14 which is right on the highway, despite the fact that there were several tent sites available away from the highway. We did not get much sleep. Also, $13.50 reservation fee AND camp fees made it $56.00. Ludicrous for a provincial site for 1 night, non-electric, no water. In BC, we pay $22 with tax and a $3 reservation fee to a max of $9. Crazy!

So Pancake Bay is special. It's this bit of heaven along the Eastern shore of Lake Superior. It's a…read moreprovincial park with a large area protecting the fragile white sand dune ecology of the great lake. The campsites are either along the Trans Canada highway (not good) or in the trees along the glorious dunes (glorious) or nestled in between (pretty great). Either way, you are always steps from a pristine and incredible beach scene. Clear sparkling blue water, sharp cool and clean, a wide pancake arc of beach with maybe one other family in kayaks peacefully exploring the landscape that still looks and feels like the northern wilds of the Group of Seven painters. Heaven. This is a perfect long clean white sand beach like you'll find in only a couple other tourist-over-run places in the world, and the fact that it's under snow for 6 months, and eaten by monster mosquitoes for another 2, and pretty far from any major city, keeps it a treasure just for those sweet souls who live on the rim of the great lake, or those travelers like us who roll down the long ribbon of highway through the woods and are lucky enough to spend their nights in the hospitable wild wonderlands of Canada's parks.

"Boat Launches Ashmun Bay Park is listed as the only major boat launch into the Upper St. Mary's…read moreRiver." I guess this is what locals know this launch for. However, I was in search of a nice, nearby place to take pictures of the sunset. It was quiet and empty aside from the RV and a single green portapotty. If you shove your camera lens into the chain link fence, you can get a nice unobstructed view of the sunset.

This is a public market/arena and there is plenty of parking. Excellent for watching the St.Mary…read moreRiver and the US border. There is restroom here which is very clean. We went on a Saturday and there were a few farmers selling their produce. Very nice quite place to walk around and enjoy the scenic views.

Beautiful park / venue. Great view of the water. Spottlessly clean…read more A must visit.

I came here for the first time a couple of weeks ago, and will be returning in September. This is…read morean absolutely beautiful dark sky park with spectacular views. The park offers various educational programs and experiences throughout the months, has a unique gift shop (the staff was great as well), and has several walking trails to enjoy. I love that you can learn on your walk by reading the various signs posted. It would be fun if they did an educational scavenger hunt on their educational trail, as that would be a fun way to learn. I look forward to visiting again in another month!

It's just a short drive from Mackinaw City and this place has been on our bucket list for a few…read moreyears. The place is nice but it is not exactly what we were expecting. The path is well marked with red lights (no white lights allowed). They do have bathrooms there too. It just felt a little underwhelming and over populated (and we went on a cold fall night). Some people were packing in wagons and had flashlights which was annoying since the white light ruins your eyes when they are adjusted to the dark.

Pros: Riverfront sites with code accessed shower facilities…read more Cons: Use of facilities is limited after business hours. Popular so expect neighbors.

A great location to view the ships on the St Mary and visit all the sites in Sault Ste Marie. Code…read moreaccess for restrooms and showers. There will always be neighbors as this is a very popular place. Some sites are a bit low and after rain was not good. Water and electricity with limited sites for 50amp and only a few pull through main reason for the 4 star vs 5. Clyde's driving burger place within walking and really super burgers. Easy access from town with lots of friendly campers. This will b on our return to list.

"Come sleep on the beach Keep within my reach…read moreI just want to die with you near I'm feeling so high with you here" (The Who) American Legion Park has a lot going on - a beach, a lawn with benches, picnic space with grills, a covered pavilion, a gazebo for music, and a playground for the kiddies. The park connects the Lake Huron Boardwalk with downtown St. Ignace and borders a quarter-mile long stretch of a pretty pebbled beach. You get really good views of Mackinac Island and the Chief Wawatam Lighthouse. You'll also be close to a veteran's memorial and shipwreck monument. If you're an active sort of a guy or gal you can snorkel, swim, or launch a kayak or canoe here St. Ignace's "Music By The Bay Summer Series" is held right here, so every night from July 1st through September 1st you can check out the local musicians. Tonight (July 27), we were entertained by Curtis Grooters.

A great little spot, to immerse oneself in the natural beauty of the area…read more When we stopped by (mid-Oct.), this location was very sparsely populated, and quite quiet and peaceful. This Park is yet another wonderful community asset, for the area's inhabitants and visitors.