Returned here after many years…read more So peaceful. Easy to observe the wild life Staff are extremely helpful. They have several different sessions including birds of prey demonstration, guided hikes etc. We also signed up for the canoe tour which was a lot of fun. The kids had a great time

Had a lovely day exploring the trails and wildlife. Would recommend it as a relaxing experience to…read moreconnect with nature.

Did this trail three times, once clockwise about quarter way, once counter clockwise about quarter…read moreway and just recently the complete 8km trail. The complete 8 km walking trail was boring for me as much of it is not covered be trees and it was a hot day. The part that is covered is good. But the only issue is it relatively flat and this does not add any challenges. There is paid parking and many people also park near Home Hardware and a grocery store.

We have booked Island Lake Conservation Area for our wedding ceremony later this year and we…read morecouldn't be more excited about this as our venue. Our contact, Meghan, has been super awesome about handling all of our random questions leading up to the ceremony and has been super accommodating. The park itself is really lovely, right on the lake. They also have an amphitheatre over the water at the beach area which is available to book for functions (this is where we are going to get married). We really wanted to find a place in nature without having to drive too far from the city - this was the perfect spot for us!

I usually jog around this Lake. It is really nice, and yes, it does have swans and geese. The only…read moredownside is that there are a lot of bugs. there are plenty of paths, room to sit, and play areas for the kids. There is also a splash pad. If you are into photography, there are lots of sights to take pictures of. I wouldn't recommend heading out on the ice or going for a swim. I think it is illegal. There are a few lakes around that people fish in though, so I don't know if it is legal to fish here. There might not be any fish at all as well. Overall, this is a great place for a stroll or to walk your dog or cat or whatever you walk?

Great resort lifestyle for adults! Leave the grass cutting and snow shovelling to the wonderful…read moremaintenance team! Relax by one of the 3 outdoor pools in the summer or enjoy a swim in the indoor saltwater pool in the clubhouse year round. Walk the grounds with neighbours or stop by the main clubhouse and visit the library, billiard rooms, craft room or enjoy many events designed for your pleasure! 123 Louisbourg Way is for sale with tennis courts, outdoor pool and meeting house steps away where you can meet with neighbours for cards or book to entertain family or friends. Call your agent today to be escorted through the gates of Swan Lake and enjoy the peaceful surroundings away from the heavy traffic. You will love this quiet neighbourhood where you can take advantage of the many amenities. Living there is a full time vacation while at home!

It's a beautiful park at the shore of lake Simcoe . There are a few small beaches and barbecue…read morespots. Parking is paid for Non Residents of Innisfil. You can also rent Kayaks and canoes. There's also a snack shop . There are couple parking area's that are reserved for Innisfil Residents only . Enjoy this beautiful spot but be respectful to the lake don't dump your garbage in the lake .

I just wish everyone would go home and take their garbage with them. Stop polluting and trashing…read morethe park. Leave!

Camped here for the Canada Day Long Weekend, understadably busy campsite due to holiday but very…read morepoorly laid out. Way too many campsites crammed together side by side, with nothing but a thin layer of trees between each site. No privacy whatsoever, and a lot of noise at all hours of the day. 3 sites down a party went on until 4 AM, while 2 sites over a baby cried all night. I got up to use the restroom at 4:30AM and had to wait in line. It was that busy. Walked the park for half an hour the next morning and never found the lake, nor did we see any large hiking trails although the map claimed to have a few. Just encountered hundreds of campsites, parents screaming at their kids, and well, kids running wild all over the place. There are a lot more parks in driving distance with actual wilderness to be enjoyed without feeling like you're living in an apartment building with no walls. Never again.

Pros: Nice campground. Some sites are pretty close together, however the more rural sites offer…read morebetter privacy and are nice. Trails are pretty and so is the lake. Nice spacious beach as well. Con: Most features of the park are not open until late June. Most of the electrical sites are really close together and not private. Loss of stars on this review mostly comes from the over baring park ranger patrol coming around every hour even during the day and reminding us every night to keep the noise down regardless of the fact that we were making ZERO noise. Sitting around talking at the fire apparently is loud even though it's before 11pm in a radio permitted zone. I've been to many provincial parks and never had a problem. It was honestly annoying and totally unnecessary!

Beautiful scenery especially in fall. I come on week ends and not crowded. Book ticket in advance…read moreif u come on week ends. Bring food

Great hike! We did the loop starting behind the Dorset Heritage Museum. It was a bit steep at some…read moresections but very manageable. There were lots of spots to sit and even have a picnic. There's a small shop at the top of the hill under the tower that has various souvenirs and shirts. We did this on a Sunday in late August and there were a handful of people there also.

We were here for the Doors Open 2026 event. The event we could enjoy the boat trip around the lake…read more The boat trip must be registered ahead, there were spots limited. We didn't know that ahead, but we were lucky that someone gave us their spots. We walked around the conservation area and the lodge. Then it was the time to do the boat cruise. Before onboarding, we had to wear the life jackets, the staff were so responsive that double check our jackets before stepping on the boat. The staff were really informative that introduced a lot of environmental concerns and information to us. The boat cruise almost an hour. We saw different birds and fish there. We also learned that they have different programs and camps for different ages. It's a good place to get started for kids understanding the environmental impacts.

Love this place! Amazing view, amazing accommodations. This guest house is right on the lake, very…read moreprivate and has everything you'll need for your stay. It's very clean, has a full bath (in door plumbing) has a lot of space and I personally love the wood stove. I have been here many times and just love it.