Best National Park in Ontario reviews

Perhaps Canada's finest and most Southerly national park. Exxellent facilities, although rge observation tower issue needs to be resolved.

Beautiful hiking and views! We go off season (Nov to April) because there are few people. I highly recommend it!

Tobermory is about 2 hours away from Blue Mountain and 4 hours from Toronto. Bruce Peninsula National Park is an astonishing place as it has beautiful scenery and breathtaking views. We visited The Grotto mid August on a weekday. It requires...

Great spot to spend the day enjoying the sun and water. It's truly a beautiful place to see! Not as big as Niagara but just as beautiful. NOTE: same parking ticket allows you access to the Tews Falls as well. It's a 3 minute drive from here...

We had a camping with our families, and saw the blue sky and lake, enjoyed the natural fresh air and better noelectric in the camping lots.

Overall not bad and a good experience taking a water taxi and seeing all the small islands on the way. The part of Georgian bay near Tobermory is much nicer and made for a better camping trip. I’d recommend it instead, as the trails and such in this...

A beautiful new-to-me walking/hiking trail that is considered easy level and would be great for many to enjoy! And today was a perfect treat of a day with the temperature high teens and a cloudless sunny sky - a brilliant fall day for a walk in nature!...

This is one of my favorite Parks Canada.and I grew up out west, so that says a lot. It's magical and remote. I love the fact that it's difficult to get service on your phone. The skies are dark, and I've watched many a meteor shower...

This side of the rouge is not good for day hikers. It's a great spot for a view or casual hangout on a bench or shirt walk. The informal trails here (the ones without signs) go through wetlands and meadows with 8ft tall plants and fireants...

Basic visitor center right on the side of the river. They have guide maps which are useful and the staff really know the area and are very helpful. They also have guide maps outside in English and French in case they are closed when you get there...

Awesome way to get across to GBIP. Staff are knowledgeable about the area and well trained.