Sibbald's provincial park is a great place for families. They have activities throughout the summer teaching kids and families about the different things around the park. A few walking trails. Some nice little fishing holes close by. read more

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Peaceful provincial park that is not far from Toronto. $18 entrance (during the Spring) which I thought was reasonable given that it had a small beach. Kids really enjoyed the beach. The water was quite cold in May but they were there for a while. It's very shallow and obviously no waves, so perfect for younger kids. It was super quiet during the day we visited (weekday). Looks like there's some hiking trails too. We weren't dressed appropriately so didn't get to check these out. read more

We are customers of Sibbald Point Provincial Park for many years. We always had very good experience. There is a great place and friendly staff. We always loved to spend the whole day there. But on July 4 there was an unpleasant girl working at entrance to the park. She was rude and treated us impolitely. I guess , if she works with public, she is supposed to be more patient and professional with customers... read more

Great big beach and a gorgeous setting. Makes this a perfect setting for a day out with friends and family!

I honestly don't know how I've never even heard about Sibbald Point PP in Georgina. In fact I don't know how more people haven't heard about it (or maybe they have and I'm out of the loop). I've often complained about the drive to/from Georgina but somehow when you have it in your head you're going to a Provincial Park in Ontario, you're under the impression the drive would be longer. We managed to get from Toronto to the park gates in about 1:15 door to door. Not bad when you usually are looking at 2+ hour to most provincial parks. Entry is a bit rough as there are two lines and my pro tip is to make sure you bring the $21 cash entrance fee or risk sitting a long time in the debit/credit line. That said this wasn't more than 10-15 minutes wait total. Parking is ample with 4 rows of parking spanning the entire perimeter of the beach. Once parked it's a very easy unload to the grassy picnic areas. There's a few washrooms (and they're well kept with indoor plumbing) and you have access to taps to rinse off. The most surprising thing and what I'll end on is the quality of the beach and water. A rockier beach but really clean swimming water. Can't wait to come back here again. If you haven't been you should give it an try read more

Sibbald Point is a very nice camping park. I've been here twice to camp and had a great time each visit. The park is quite large, with multiple camp sites where you can either pitch a tent or bring an RV. The spaces are large and you can make your little space your temporary "home.'' There also a huge beach area where you can visit just for the day instead of camping. (surcharge) However the beach is free for you to use if you are camping. My only real complaint about this park is that the restrooms are always disgusting. I'm not talking about the vault toilets, but the actual flushing restrooms. I find they aren't cleaned enough, practically every single time I walk into them, the floors are so gross, and honestly need to be cleaned more than once a day (at night.) Overall this park is really great, it's not too far out of the way from toronto and easily accessible. There's also a campground store where you can purchase last minute supplies ($) or ice and firewood. 4/5 read more

This is a perfectly gorgeous park, although it's a little bit pricey for camping. It's a nice beach for wading and sunning, and during the summer, this place is pretty busy. It's only about an hour away from Toronto, so you see a lot of people out here. There's a snack bar and camp store, and both are charmingly shabby. There's some nice paths for walking around and out onto the jetties. There's a museum on the property, but it seems to have pretty limited hours. When we visited in August, it was already closed for the season, which was a little bit disappointing. Camping here is pretty nice -- there are quite a few campsites here, and there's a whole section that's RV only. We stayed in a site that was non-powered, and it was a little bit pricey, but we enjoyed our time overall. If you want a fun getaway from city life, this is a good place to check out. read more

Sibbald Point Provincial Park - Park map with campsites. - Parks Near Me - Georgina, Ontario

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I took my family of 4 camping at Sibbald Point and it is a great camping spot. One camp site for one night was ~$45. We didn't want to pitch a tent in a field somewhere so this was perfect for us - lots of wooded area around each site. You can see your neighbours through the bushes but not clearly. The floor of the campsite was packed down dirt rather than brush and leaves so everything gets quite dirty - to be expected as it would be impossible to keep any sort of grass growing on the sites. There was a picnic table and fire pit - remember to take a table cloth as even the table had a layer of dirt on it. The showers were hot and the washrooms were clean and well stocked with toilet paper and hand soap. We took a site close to the shower building which is worth the foot and car traffic going by when you have small children with you. The beach is lovely. Sandy with a long walk-in. You can go a good 30 feet without it getting deep. We were at the beach on Saturday afternoon - busy but bearable. Sunday we hit the beach again before we left and I'm glad we went early - we had beautiful weather and there were way more people going to the beach that day. When you walk off the beach there is a large grassy area with picnic tables where people set up BBQs for the day. There is also a playground area and a washroom building near the beach. Being a reasonable car ride from the city we will definitely go again. read more

great park for family and friends bbq. Beach, park area and bathrooms well maintained. Ample parking with great sunset views as well.

Sibbald Point Provincial Park : the entrance is NOT free. The front gate guard asks for $3 for only 2 hours tour. Otherwise the daily use fee is at least $20 per day for entire day. See also: https://www.ontarioparks.com/fees/dayuse/2018 Nearby to the west alongside lake simcoe have small parkette for free parking, you can enjoy view of the lake there if you are short on money. read more

If you are a first time camper, this is the perfect spot. The sites are wooded and offer some privacy. The campsite washrooms and showers are clean, but can get very busy at times. If you book a site near a washroom, it can get very loud at night, with many different sites coming and people with their cars coming. (we stayed at 804, and found it was very loud around 1 AM) The beach got very busy around 11 am. The beach washrooms were very filthy. The store was well stocked with equipment, but things there were very pricey (travel size thing of pads was 7$) read more

Sibbald Point Provincial Park is where memories are made, at least with the camping squad. It was the second consecutive year that a group of us camped at Sibbald Point. There are 6 (3 x 2) group camping spots which is quite spacious and you could fit at least a group of 40. We had a group of 30 and there was enough room to camp comfortably and even set up a volleyball court. Close to the camp there is a beach that is great to bring your family, play some sports (Volleyball of course), catch some rays, or get wet (That's what she said!). Best of all it is only an hour away from Toronto. Sibbald point is a great place to be as there are washrooms are available in walking distance and the showers are pretty evenly spread out through the camp grounds. Avoid the peak times or you will be waiting to shower. Its best to go late at night when everyone is heading to sleep. Overall if the weather is beautiful and you enjoy the outdoors, Sibbald Point is a place you will want to be. P.S. bring lots of Mosquito repellent. JimStar Out!! read more

This is the worst provincial park I have ever been to. Probably half the GTA is here. You literally cannot get onto the beach. There were small children forced to play in puddles. They've had 3 people drown here since 2010 which I can guarantee was because of over crowding so they were forced to swim in the very rough dangerous area. There is no wildlife in this park due to over crowding . The only reason we even came here is because they have to DESIGNATED dog areas that are over crowded with infants and toddlers forcing the campers with pets to leave. They also over charged us for a parking spot. We have not seen a single park ranger out in forcing any rules or making sure people are safe on the beach . Overall the staff doesn't care. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND CAMP IN YOUR BACKYARD B4 #sibbaldpointprovincalpark read more

Love this place. I've been coming here the last couple years in a row now. Cost $20 to get in and it's a huge park, great for families looking to spend their long weekends. read more