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Killbear Provincial Park Review
Central Ontario
🗓️ Summer (July-August) for warmer water, or October for fall foliage
Killbear Provincial Park, located on Georgian Bay near Muskoka, is a popular destination known for its rugged, rocky shoreline and numerous sand beaches. The park features beautiful windswept pines on rocky islands and offers a picturesque setting for families and outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can explore over 12 km of shoreline and discover islands by canoe or kayak.
Twin Points Trail, Lighthouse Point Trail, Georgian Bay shoreline with windswept pines
Parry Sound, Oastler Lake Provincial Park, Georgian Nordic Outdoor Activity Centre
"The park is the best destination for camping. I am not a fan of sleeping in a tent, but Killbear lets me have the desire to try. The views are Incredible! The water is crystal clear and clean. The rocky bank of The Tree looks so similar to the coast of Prince Edward Island... Vast, clean, peaceful."
"It's Halloween day and we just left the park. Great biking trails, so smooth and beautiful beaches. Sites are not very private but they are spacious. Great bathrooms and there is a decent store near by. No LCBO that I saw. Not very pet friendly. Off leash is a drivable distance. Great place for family and kids."
"Nice park - quite busy, and a lot of sites seem really close to each other. A lot of beautiful water front sites - but keep in mind the wind off the bay can be quite strong! Great campground for someone with a motorized boat. We kayak- so we prefer smaller lakes like af Grundy."