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POINT GRONDINE PARK

First Nation owned and operated recreational park, Point Grondine features over 18000 acres of scenic natural wilderness landscape, old growth forest, stunning waterfront views and many places to explore. Our beautiful campground welcomes you to private, spacious sites with genuine quiet. The picturesque water trails flowing along the coast of Georgian Bay invite you to many canoe routes, hiking trails and backcountry campsites located throughout the interior of the park. Hike, canoe or kayak along the traditional routes of the Anishnaabek people and be ready to be captivated by this historic and majestic place.

Twelve drive in tent and trailer sites await you in our newly constructed campground. A further eight RV sites will open late in 2026 with a full new set of sites in 2027.

Canoe routes are open through the interior, including Cedar Lake, the Tri-Lakes (Bejeau, Misery and McDougall), and routes that connect to the Georgian Bay coast. The Wemtagoosh Falls loop is 21 km and has overnight campsites.

Point Grondine Park is located on Highway 637, 38km from the turn off at Hwy 69/400. Through spring, summer and fall, come explore the park through our Indigenous Experiences, expansive backcountry or beautiful campground, or just come for the day and self-guide along the Merv’s Landing Trail or the A-Mik Zii-Bi (Beaver River) interpretive trail. Day use permits can be purchased at the gatehouse, via the website, or by calling 705-859-2900

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POINT GRONDINE PARK

Interactive Park Map