Sauble Falls Provincial Park

Sauble Falls Provincial Park encompasses 20 hectares of land along the Sauble River, featuring cascading waterfalls and two distinct camping sections divided by County Road 13.

The falls powered a lumber mill constructed in 1867, supporting the local logging industry until its destruction in 1937 as timber resources diminished in the region.

The park serves as an observation point for the natural phenomenon of Rainbow Trout and Chinook salmon navigating the cascading falls during spring and fall spawning seasons.

The park provides 152 car-accessible campsites, with the west section designated as a quiet zone and the east section offering group camping facilities along the river.

The cascading falls create natural pools where visitors can swim, and during high water levels, certain sections of the falls become natural water slides.

Location: Bruce County

Inception: 1971

Website: https://ontarioparks.com/park/saublefalls/fr

GPS coordinates: 44.67560,-81.25670

Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:03