Small park by the river but any dog lover has to visit! The many plaques and statues are dedicated to dogs and the human animal bond. As a veterinarian and... read more dog owner I got very sentimental thinking of my own dogs I’ve lost and those I’ve helped along the way. Great park!

  Friendly staff with lost of local information. Narrow beach at one end that widens at the other end, but depends on water level. We are not "beachers", do that was... read more not an issue in May. Good playgrounds for kids. Upper camp area has a new shower/washroom facility. Short trails through deciduous forest is excellent place to photograph spring wildflowers. Long walk to town through residential area, if you are inclined. Some superb camp sites along the waterfront or choose upper level sites which are closer to forest. Excellent free wifi (was in May when there were few campers, so I don't know what the wifi is like in peak season). There is no dump station, but there are some fully serviced sites that include sewer. Stayed several days in early May. Would st

  Across from where the Trout Hollow Trail starts (or ends) is Beautiful Joe Park. The Big Red Chair and the number of info spots keep the park an active... read more place all day long. Being riverside is extremely nice as well. We saw signs saying dogs must be on leash and while our dog would have enjoyed being off leash no one was disobeying the signage while we were there.