Craigleith Provincial Park was established in 1967 by Ontario Parks. It is a recreation-class Provincial Park created to help preserve historic oil shale beach.
The only good thing about this place is the beautiful water but bring water shoes as it’s rocky. The play ground is very old and not fun. The washrooms were cleaned every day but horribly dirty. The … Full review by Holly B
Oct 5, 2023
I am from Northern Ontario and no, this park is not like other parks especially the ones up north that are spaced out and have tonnes of privacy. This park i found to be beautiful in the fact that ev… Full review by Felicia W
Aug 23, 2023
Have camped in over 30 Provincial Parks and have never seen a more ‘disgusting’ Park!! Had difficulty pulling into the Park off the highway because their are entry gates but you need a pass from the… Full review by Andrew R
Hi , just wondered what the beach area is like this year. Is the water very high? Is there any space along the shore to sit with a beach chair? Thanks
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The water level is not very high and you will find plenty of space to sit with beach chair and your feet feeling cold water touch with every wave... I had wonderful time relaxing on beach …
The water level is not very high and you will find plenty of space to sit with beach chair and your feet feeling cold water touch with every wave... I had wonderful time relaxing on beach chair during my recent trip last month.
Hi there! We're planning our first trip out to Craigleith (usually we stick to The Pinery near Grand Bend), and we're wondering if you could let us know about how bad the bugs are in mid-August? We're camping near the shore in section B, if that helps. Thanks! Steve.
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We had a breeze all the time we were there. There were a few bugs but that was around 8-9 pm at night. There were a few flies BUT nothing too major.
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