Visit Tobermory at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula!

Book an outdoor vacation spot at the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula! The Bruce Peninsula National Park will take you on an adventure vacation across different landscapes with animal and plant habitats. 

The campgrounds fill to capacity each summer, so book well in advance, or consider visiting in spring and fall instead.

The park is located directly on the Georgian Bay coastline, where cliffs and caves of the Niagara Escarpment create a dramatic setting for photography.  Everyone must experience once in their lifetime hiking to the Grotto.  It's directly along the Bruce Trail that's a rugged route including natural rock tunnels, arches, a boulder beach with 40-metre-high cliffs that overlook

If you want to explore the area, visit the northern side of the Peninsula, on Lake Huron. This is where the park extends into a large sandy beach called "Singing Sands". This is an ideal beach area for kids to run and play.  The area is filled with lakes, forest, orchids ( 44 different types) and ferns, old growth cedars and birds galore. So, pack your camping gear, beach gear and plan your getaway now!

Parks Canada Visitor Centre

While at the National Park camping, make sure to visit the Parks Canada Visitor Centre.  This is a perfect starting point to watch a movie about the park, climb the 20-metre-high viewing tower, and plan your explorations in the area.

Address:
407 Cyprus Lake Rd @ Hwy 6
Tobermory, ON  N0H 2R0
Phone: 877-737-3783
Fax: 519-596-2298
Email: bruce-fathomfive@pc.gc.ca
Bruce Peninsula National Park website

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