Nice, quiet park on the shore of Lake Nipissing. We had an easy pull in site near the office and…read moreshowers. Facilities are dated but clean.

I booked a campsite for my 42 foot trailer, site 207 and when I arrived there found out that my…read moretrailer does not fit the sit when it said on there site that it fits trailers over 32 feet. Also trying to fill my trailer up with water was not that easy also cause damage to my trailer the place is so small. Only got half my money back when I had to cancel which I understand is the rules but it was not my fault that I could not fit my trailer in that site. When I went to the front office about it they told me I am not the only one to complain about this. A friend of mine was there also and was told at the gate they may not be able to fit their trailer either and theirs is only 32 feet. I think the site should say they fit trailers only under 32 feet not over.

Nice campground, well maintained and now if the rain would hold off for another day! Solid place,…read moreI'd come back.

Ah, peace and quiet. My husband I had been tent camping our way from Iowa on our way to Montreal…read moreand Sturgeon Falls KOA was a reasonable 4.5 hour drive from Mackinaw City, so we gave it a shot. We called ahead because we were going to arrive late. The very nice (even by Canadian standards) gentleman helping me with our same day reservations, arranged to leave a site map on the back door of what would be a closed camp office. We arrived around 9:30 and one of the owners greeted us. We found the map that was left for us, the owner got us settled and even picked us up and delivered a bag of ice for our cooler. Our site was beautiful! The nearest tent camper was about 150ft away, we were steps away from a river inlet and had a choice of two areas with really wonderful bathrooms with showers and Laundry!!!! They even had an outdoor kitchen. As the sun went down we were eaten alive by bugs because of our proximity to the water so we spent a lovely evening in the tent. No complaints. We had a great nights sleep. The only noise during the night were bull frogs looking for love. The morning was beautiful and bug free. I met some nice campers while I enjoyed my Tim Hortons and had a leisurely pack up. Great place! Don't forget to ask the owner for a river tour in his aluminum skiff. I didn't have time to partake but for 5$, I should have made the time.

Pros: The most beautiful wooden cabins on the French. The owner (Bruce) makes sure your taken care…read moreof while you are there. Gorgeous views. Great fishing. A beach with Adirondack chairs to relax in after a morning of fishing. The lodge is a great place to hang out during rainy days. Boat launch, and plenty of dock space. Cons: The only con I have is that I live 14 hours away, that and no dogs are allowed. My family has been going to French River for close to 20 years now and every time we leave with memories that will last a lifetime. Waking up in the morning and fishing, and then coming back to the cabin to cook breakfast before we filet our catch in the morning. Water skiing, drinking, sunbathing, swimming, playing board games during the day followed by a sunset view from 'the rock' overlooking the beach and finishing the day with a fire. This place is truly a gem that my family cherishes. After so many memories here as a child I cannot wait to take my children.

It's a well run park, clean, quiet, and well kept. Friendly people. But... it's off the lake and if…read moreyou've seen one mosquito infested swamp you've seen them all. If you've got the time check out some of the parks further east. I wish I did.

My siblings and I went camping (with Tents) At Chaimplain tent and trailer park. The people were…read morenice and accommodating and one thing that stood out that i would like to have acknowledged was that the bathrooms were THE CLEANEST I`VE EVER SEE AT A CAMPGROUND. I mean it, like seriously the cleanest. I saw maybe one spider web. I`ve seen walmart bathrooms that were dirtier than this. It`s a very VERY rare sight for campgrounds or parks. There was a sign on the washroom door saying that they were closed every day at noon for cleaning. This is something i really appreciated, because it`s so rare. If i had to give a negative it`s that they didn`t do well at enforcing quiet after 10. When i made the reservations the lady told me specifically they it was not a place to part, yet one of the nights we were there we were kept up by drunk people running around, hooting hollaring and singing until well after midnight. Bottom line, though, is that i would go back. Clean washrooms, good service and easy access to lake nipissing (by far my favourite lake to swim in) makes it a really nice place to camp in my books

I'm not going to pretend that I am an expert at anything camping. This was a nice Saturday drive,…read moreright up to our reserved spot at Killbear, complete with a designated firepit and list of infractions to keep the place clean and safe. What a beautiful piece of country; Parry Sound and Georgian Bay. Trying to disconnect with the fam and enjoying some homemade burgers and roasting marshmallows, I cannot overstate the tranquility of nature and small slice of Canadiana here. Sure, we shleped to Tim's the next day for coffee and drove back, but enjoyed a long track to Lookout Point, with neither rattlesnake or Bear to be found. I guess it might be considered 'Glamping,' with restrooms and clean showers right across. But its definately a safe place for the kids to bike, hike and enjoy each other's company as a throwback to simpler times. Definately worth the 2 hour drive, but book in advance! -Zuk

From my 2019 review: This is one of my favourite parks, and as a veteran camper, who has many…read morepleasant memories of Killbear, I cannot reduce it's rating. I say this, because we had few unfortunate experiences on our last trip. First, the positives of Killbear: - beautiful, unspoiled, Canadian Shield scenery - spectacular rocky shores, which you can use as a swimming platform, and then you don't get sand in your tent - not one, but two, dog beaches; they love the doggos! - large campsites The downsides - the campsites are large, but choose carefully, as many lack privacy and are very exposed. The old growth forest means that there is little bushy undergrowth to hide you from your neighbours (I like privacy! My dogs need it or they just bark. Then we get in trouble, sometimes) - you can't buy ice in the park, but you have to drive out to get it Update 2020: Killbear is such a beautiful park, AND now you can buy ice there!! This time, we were in Lighthouse A, which I would highly recommend. Close to the beach and nice hiking trails, but choose your site wisely and pay attention to the descriptions on the website when you reserve. If it rates privacy as "poor", then be prepared for a fully exposed site. That said, there are many beautiful sites, and TWO dog beaches. This year, the Anti-Fun, Anti-Noise Police-like Neighbors did not appear (do I sound resentful? You bet I am. Last year we had to leave a day early because of these noise fanatics. Really, they should have gone on a yoga retreat. This is family camping, people, not a monastery. We paid a fee when we reserved; we did not take a vow of silence). OK, I'm done the rant. Now, back to how great this park is. It is simply beautiful. The lake is wonderful: not the Muskoka soggy bottom lake, but nice, hard granite of Georgian Bay. The granite itself is beautiful. We had such a great vacation! Go off the grid! Try it!