Sharbot Lake Provincial Park

The 80-hectare park extends along the shores of Black Lake and Sharbot Lake, featuring two sandy beaches and 194 treed camping sites.

Ontario Parks established Sharbot Lake Provincial Park in 1958 as a recreational destination, attracting thousands of visitors to Eastern Ontario each year.

The park maintains classified zones, balancing recreational facilities in the development area with wildlife preservation in the natural environment section.

Visitors can access camping spots from May to October, with thirty electrical sites, shower facilities, laundry services, and multiple docks for water activities.

The park sits on a natural ridge separating Black Lake from Sharbot Lake, creating distinct ecosystems that support smallmouth bass, northern pike, and lake trout.

Location: Frontenac County

Inception: 1958

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

GPS coordinates: 44.77500,-76.72310

Latest update: April 5, 2025 09:21