Presqu'ile Provincial Park Campsite Photos & Guide

Brighton, Northumberland County · about 2 hours east of Toronto · 287 campsite photos

Presqu'ile Provincial Park occupies a peninsula that reaches into Lake Ontario near Brighton. It mixes a long sandy beach, a historic lighthouse and a large marsh with a boardwalk.

The park is well known among birders, particularly during spring and fall migration. Campgrounds sit among trees on the peninsula, with some loops closer to the water than others.

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Highlights of Presqu'ile Provincial Park

Marsh boardwalk

An accessible boardwalk loop through the marsh with good wildlife viewing.

Lighthouse point

A historic lighthouse and interpretive centre at the tip of the peninsula.

Long sandy beach

Shallow water that warms up quickly in summer.

Best for

Birding trips
Families
Cycling the park roads

Tips for camping at Presqu'ile

Spring and fall migration weekends are popular, so book early if you are going for the birds.
Check site photos for tree cover; some loops are fairly open.
Flat park roads make bikes a great way to get around.

Planning with friends? Use the group camping trip planner to share a packing list, or start with our camping checklist for beginners.

All 357 campsites at Presqu'ile

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