Grundy Lake Provincial Park

Grundy Lake Provincial Park extends across 3,614 hectares of mixed forest land, containing multiple lakes with sandy beaches and granite rock formations.

The park, established in 1959, sits on ancient Precambrian shield rocks formed over one billion years ago and shaped by glacial movements 14,000 years ago.

The waterways through Gurd Lake and Pakeshkag Lake follow traditional routes used by Indigenous peoples and fur traders throughout North American history.

Visitors can access comfort stations, showers, washrooms, and laundry facilities at the full-service campground, which operates from May through October each year.

The Red Maple Beach features a natural water slide called Slippery Rock, where algae-covered stone creates a natural sliding surface into the lake.

Location: Parry Sound District

Inception: 1959

Website: http://ontarioparks.com/park/grundylake

GPS coordinates: 45.93333,-80.55000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:48