"Came here on an impromptu camping trip with the in-laws. Seeing that a lot of campsite were already booked, they booked this place. It's like a huge cottage with lots of backyard turned campsites with people setting up on it. The owner lives on the big cottage on the lot, and the hand of site were rented out to most RVs that seemed to be there permanently (almost). We got one of the smaller sites, and one of two other people who actually had tents. There was also electricity at our site which is always really useful. We also had our own water faucet. There's a river in the back, and usually was bustling with people. It's like everyone here knows each other and it's one huge family. On a rare occasion, it was empty and you can enter the water from the dock or off the shore. You can even walk down the stream, where it seems inaccessible to a waterfall. There's no beach though, so bring a chair or lie on the dock. The main house has lots of books and VCR tapes. This is also where you'll find two showers and fully functioning toilets. Although not the cleanest, I was impressed and it was much better than other provincial park campsites I've been to. In the area, there's Six Mile Lake Provincial park and the Georgian Bay National park. There seems like lots to do, and an area I might return back, only 2 hrs away from Toronto!"