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Sauble Falls Provincial Park Campsite Photos & Guide

Bruce Peninsula, near Sauble Beach · about 3 hours northwest of Toronto · 150 campsite photos

Sauble Falls Provincial Park is built around a series of wide, stepped waterfalls on the Sauble River, just north of Sauble Beach at the base of the Bruce Peninsula.

In late summer and fall, salmon and trout can be seen jumping the falls on their way upstream. The park makes a good base for exploring Sauble Beach and the rest of the peninsula.

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Sauble Falls campsite photos

Highlights of Sauble Falls Provincial Park

The falls

Shallow, terraced falls that are a short walk from the campground.

Fish run

Fish jumping the falls is a highlight in late summer and fall.

Sauble Beach

One of Ontario's longest freshwater beaches is a few minutes away.

Best for

River paddling
Beach day trips
Fall camping

Tips for camping at Sauble Falls

Paddle the Sauble River downstream for an easy half-day trip.
Fall weekends are popular for the fish run, so reserve ahead.
Check photos for site size if you are bringing a trailer.

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

All 153 campsites at Sauble Falls

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