Covered Bridge Park

What a wonderful location and awesome people! Had a great stay at this wonderful campground - very clean, accessible and accommodating. Thank you!

Our 4th time here and we still love it, small park perfect for families with kids we always stay at the cabins and love it

Beautiful park, love the river. Would highly recommend going there for your next camping adventure.

I called to make a reservation for 9 days of camping, Andrew told me that we needed to email him so we can do etransfer so we did that and waited two days with no response so I wouldn’t recommend going there or wasting your time trying

Emailed them last week and no response, called a few days later and left a voicemail with name and number and still nothing that was a couple days ago. Apparently they don't want any business!

They accepted us coming in at 9: 30 pm for a place to sleep. We were so happy they gave is a last minute site. Their beach is beautiful, a nice boat Dock, their sites are soft and grassy with lots of trees. Raspberries were plentiful along the edges. The comfort station was well kept and the locals/seasonal dwellers are also extremely friendly.
They also have a variety of sites.
So thankful for the owners. They have a beautiful park.
I hope to be back for a longer stay next year.

Went there on my bike from the path that connects to my house and school. Cool Spot, 9/10. Played Valorant there too, hit Gold 3 when I was there. 5/5.

Covered Bridge Park is a nice little rv and tent park nestled in the bush. It has many fully serviced rv spots as well as cabins and seviced and unserviced tenting sites. There are also yurts for rent as well. All the sites have fire pits and picnic tables. There is a nice little beach and a boat launch as well. The bathrooms are clean and stocked as well as pay hot water showers for $1 but you must bring your own towels. The staff were friendly especially since I didn't have a reservation. The site has near a little sand volley ball court and a small lookout to the water. There is firewood available they can be delivered to your site.

I rented a unserviced tent site for $40 and it was a nice shady area in the afternoon. It was close to atv trails and other walking trails.
Over all it was a really nice place to spend a quiet and peaceful weekend away. I recommend this spot for sure!

Such nice family that owns this campground! They were so welcoming and helpful! Beautiful spot and just a great experience all in all!

Beautiful park. Just dropped a trailer off for a customer but love the lay out. Staff was very nice

Very nice place between Golden and Round lakes. If you have a canoe, it's less than 15' paddling to the Round lake. Campsite is nice, clean, and the owners are super friendly and helpful. They have some seasonal sites, as well as some serviced overnight sights, and a lot of space for tent sites. It's children and pet friendly.

This place is amazing. I enjoyed everything about it to spend some time. Our camping spot was perfect, near the river and far from everyone else. The river was warm and the washrooms were clean. The staff was so kind and patient. My only regret is that I wasn't able to ask if they had a trailer for sale! I will definitely be back.

The park is absolutely lovely! You can't ask for a better place: a cosy log cabin, near a placid river and amid dense forest, far from the mad rush! What made our stay even better was the friendly and cooperative management.

My first camping experience at a private park. Was disappointed at the lack of privacy at our site. We stayed in one of the 2 yurts which are situated steps beside the park's only beach so we often had other visitors enjoying the beach beside our site. The majority of the park is occupied by trailers with a couple of campsites and 2 yurts along the waterfront. The Bonnechere River is relatively narrow in this area and so across from our yurt were backyards of houses and cottages on the other side of the river.

All that being said the staff at the park were friendly and helpful and the park and amenities were clean and very well maintained. We were able to rent a canoe and explore both directions on the Bonnechere River.

To the east we canoed to Round Lake and to the west we portaged over the small Tramore Dam and canoed to the mouth of Golden Lake (approx. 20km round trip). Round Lake is a pretty big lake for canoeing but we were lucky to have a pretty calm day. We paddled to Foy Provincial Park which is a non-operational park. It has a nice beach but there are no park facilities or campsites aside from signs saying you can't camp or have fires there. There is one thunderbox down a trail from the beach. There are a series of nice trails coming from the beach and there is also an abandoned ranger camp if you follow the old road entrance into the park from the road. It's a beautiful area but there are many stretches of river where cottages and houses line the shoreline. We fished up and down the river between these lakes and caught smallmouth and largemouth bass, pike, perch, rock bass and I caught one fallfish on a spinner. The dominant species were rock bass. There were parts of the river especially at the bottom of the dam and in the small rapids further west that you could catch a rock bass every other cast.

The yurt was a nice change of pace from tent camping- it was clean and dry when we arrived and the bottom bunk was big enough to sleep 2. It did rain very heavily on the morning we were leaving and we noticed streams of water coming into the yurt at the bottom of the canvas. We didn't spend a lot of time at the park but we explored the surrounding area so it turned out to be a good trip.