My husband and I stayed at Georgian Bay Park for 9 nights in September. The park is immaculate, the…read morewashrooms and showers are new and clean. I found the owner very approachable and friendly. Also contacted the Camp host and he was very helpful. I would stay here again definitely. Situated in a beautiful area of a beach resort community and close to Barrie, Collingwood and other major centers as well.

My family and I were there for 4 nights and we had an amazing time. We chose to RV this trip and…read morethe sites were beautiful, they included electricity, water, and sewage. The owner Don would drive by the sites every day and make sure everything was okay. Along with Don, the staff there is very friendly and always willing to help! Beautiful trails and scenery along with a watchtower looking over the water. If I could rate this park 6 stars I would, highly recommend for you and your family.

My friends and I have been using these cottages/cabins as accommodation in Wasaga Beach for years…read more The perks: - biggest cottage sleeps up to 16 people - cheap - can rent it for just a weekend - not strict about noise - 2 minute walk to the beach/bars - full of people in their 20's - each cabin comes with a bbq - parking is included - bigger cottages come with a fully stocked kitchen (including a stove) - bathroom and shower in the bigger cottages, plus extra facilities on site The booking process is sketchy. After verbally confirming over the telephone with someone that they will reserve a cottage/cabin for you, you have to go to TD bank and put the deposit (in cash) into their account. You then write to their email address to confirm you put the deposit in their account. Once you get there and pay (cash), everyone is given a bracelet they have to wear for the duration of their stay. Extra people cost extra money. Check out is a bit early (10am I believe?) but you can often leave your car their for the day after you've checked out. If you're looking for somewhere to stay with a group of friends in Wasaga Beach, this is a great option.

Very Tidy campground and cottages. We took a 3bdrm for the 7 of us and had lots of space…read more Recently renovated they were clean and welcoming. 2 min walk to the beach and not as much traffic/noise at night. Thanks guys!

We stayed overnight here in our RV at the last minute when we realized provincial park was full and…read moreweren't in the mood to keep on driving. It was a great spot. Very clean and well serviced for a good price. There is a pool and playground if you have young kids. It's only a short drive to the beaches of Collingwood and Wasaga.

We had a great stay. Owners are very kind and gave us wonderful recommendations for things to do in…read morethe area. It's also in a great location. Only about 10 minutes from the beach. I dropped a star because there was some trash on our site and seemed as though the guests who where there before us left some of their belongings. However, since the service was great, we would happily come back:)

The biggest mistake in my life, I'm at work inToronto and some co- workers new about this place,…read morethey had nothing great to say about it and neither do I. The city had to come in concerning a few matters and this is where I stop because I'm moving out and they might give me problems and I really don't want to evolve the News papers, the media take them to court over a few issue's .If they do what they promised me I won't bother and move on quietly

This is a review for day-use only, as the park is actually closed for camping during this time of…read morethe year. There are a couple of day-use lots on the outside of the actual park for locals to use, I don't believe you can drive into the park proper to use it for day use. At the time we visited, Orillia was close to peak color, so it was a fantastic time. It was a nice day for a hike, and there were quite a few other people using the park as well -- there's a little beach area in the day use part as well as a playground and places for taking your dog on leash. We went and followed the trails in the park, there seems to be a few that can be used, one in the treeline and one along the lake. You can make a decent little loop of a couple of kilometers. There's nothing incredibly challenging about this little hike, to be honest, but the tree colors make for some gorgeous photos. I'll definitely want to come back and visit here and go camping during the season. A really lovely provincial park!

Managers have the mentality 'Do as a say, not as I do'! They are rude, harsh and downright nasty…read more They don't know how to solve issues like a professional, and god forbid If you call head office and get them into trouble, as you have escalated the problem. Manger parks in the customer handicapped parking without a placard. Their dog is never leashed and roams free in the front office. They have told myself and others with service dogs they are not allowed in the front office. They will blatantly walk onto your site without asking permission. Maintenance staff are allowed to tell you off. Disgusting pool showers and bathrooms. No shower curtains, mold on the walls, missing toilet tank tops filled with black mold. I wouldn't recommend this park to my worst enemy.

When our camping plans fell through at another site nearby on a busy long-weekend we were referred…read moreto Lafontaine. Having not made reservations anywhere we were very nervous about finding something but the staff was very friendly and accommodating. We were setup on tent sites which are separated from the trailer/rv area and surrounded by trees. We bought firewood which was delivered to our site. The showers charged a quarter but not unusual for a private campground.Highly recommended.

I was worried when I booked two sites at Six Mile Lake because they were described on the Ontario…read moreParks website as "adjacent to wetlands" (a.k.a. swamp: that means bugs). However, in August, the bugs were not a big problem at all, despite the swampy conditions. We had two adjoining sites, which meant that we could colonize a little area and, with strategic placement of vehicles and tents, create a nice private alcove. The swamp was quite fascinating, actually, and we enjoyed watching the behaviour of a heron who was a regular visitor to the swamp. The scenery in the Maple, Oak and Poplar Campgrounds was spectacular. Many of the sites are very picturesque, with beautiful rock formations and spectacular views, but can pose challenges when you are choosing a spot to pitch your tent or park your trailer. Case in point: Site 83. It is the most scenic, romantic site ever. Imagine visiting with the partner of your dreams, and declaring your love on top of a granite stage, overlooking a majestic Muskoka vista, the likes of which inspired the Group of Seven. Then, you walk down the nature-made granite steps to your cosy tent, sheltered by the granite shelf where your fire pit is perched. Your tent would have to be rather small, of course, to fit comfortably on your site. However, because you are in the Poplar Campground, you have an actual flush toilet to use close by. Oak and Poplar have flush toilets. Maple, which has even larger sites, only has the vault (non-flush) toilets. However, the staff maintains them well so that they are not too horrible. People seeking electricity can find sites in the other Campgrounds at Six Mile Lake, but they lack the sheer beauty and natural experience of the non-electric sites. My recommendations are: 1. Go off the grid and book a non-electric site 2. Pay close attention to the description of the site on the Ontario Park website. Pay close attention to the size and ground slope when you book 3. If you hate vault toilets, don't choose Maple: If you love nature, then choose Maple. Oh, and Internet Service is good throughout the park. This is a beautiful park, and very well maintained. The dog beach is really big and nice if you are bringing your canine companions. My dogs, Mykyta and Kyra , had a wonderful time. You can also rent canoes, paddle-boats and take lessons to learn to fish. The helpful camp store will give you free dog bags and garbage bags. If you need to stock up on supplies, Midland is a 25 minute drive away and has everything, but I recommend the scenic drive to Honey Harbour, to visit the Honey Harbour Towne Centre General Store, which has most things that you would likely need. In short, if you like camping, scenic Canadian Shield experiences and if you are taking your dog, then Six Mile Lake will not disappoint you!

Nice campgrounds. Each spot has a fire pit with a grill. They sell damp firewood. It was a rainy…read moreweek, so it's not their fault. They have hot coffee.

Campground was good. Very very busy on weekends with kids and tents. Sites are close together. It…read morewas much nicer and quieter in the back of the park (ADULTS ONLY). You will get 1-3 over air channels, be prepared to bring a book. The WiFi was slow only because everyone was using it.

My family has been going to this campground since I was a child, and we have absolutely fell in…read morelove with this place. It is our home away from home, where I met my bestfriend, and continue to go back year after year. The staff is incredible and remember their guests year after year. I would especially recommend this campground to families with children due to the immense number of daily events and activities. Overall, my top vacation spot to relax during the summer!