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Pinery Provincial Park

9526 Lakeshore Rd, Grand Bend, ON N0M 1T0, Canada

Introduce

Pinery Provincial Park is a hidden gem nestled along the shores of Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada. Known for its pristine dunes, lush forests, and crystal-clear waters, this park offers a perfect blend of nature and recreation. Whether you're visiting during the bustling fall season or seeking winter camping adventures, Pinery provides a serene escape that captivates visitors year-round.

The park's environment is a haven for nature lovers, featuring diverse ecosystems that support a variety of wildlife and bird species. The trails are well-maintained, making it easy to explore the area while soaking in breathtaking views of the shoreline. The park staff is friendly and accommodating, enhancing your outdoor experience with their welcoming presence.

Pinery Provincial Park offers a range of services including campgrounds, hiking trails, and essential amenities such as hot showers at comfort stations. The park's facilities are clean and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors. In the winter, the park transforms into a peaceful snow-covered landscape, ideal for those seeking tranquility and adventure.

  • Perfect location near Lake Huron with stunning dunes and shoreline views
  • Well-maintained trails for hiking and exploration
  • Clean facilities including hot showers at comfort stations
  • Friendly and accommodating park staff
  • Quick road clearing during snowfall

Customers have praised Pinery Provincial Park for its natural beauty, peaceful surroundings, and well-maintained trails. Many visitors highlight the breathtaking views and the charm of the area, making it a perfect getaway destination. The positive feedback underscores the park's status as a slice of paradise for nature enthusiasts.

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Service options

Onsite services

Highlights

Picnics

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Activities

Hiking

Payments

Credit cards

Debit cards

NFC mobile payments

Credit cards

Children

Good for kids

Kid-friendly hikes

Playground

Pets

Dog park

Dogs allowed

Dave Kaminski Jan 08
★★★★★5

Winter camping in December was perfect - snow, peace and tranquility. Lots of birds to see, trails are in good shape too. Roads are cleared quickly if snowfall, and comfort station has hot showers👍. The park staff are very friendly and accommodating.

Nicole Rae Ireland Dec 20
★★★★★5

My boyfriend and I visited the Pinery this fall for a quick camping trip, and we were absolutely captivated by the beauty of the area! Our campsite was just a short stroll from the stunning shores of Lake Huron, where the dunes and unique shoreline left me in awe. The park itself was incredibly well-maintained, with clean facilities and plenty of activities to enjoy throughout our stay. On our last day, we ventured out for a hike, soaking in the peaceful surroundings and breathtaking views. It was the perfect getaway, and we’re already looking forward to returning to this little slice of paradise!

Ashley López Oct 08
★★★★★5

Great place to relax. My boyfriend and I love going here, we are from Michigan but the drive is totally worth it. The people here are so kind. The facilities are fantastic, the restrooms are always clean, there’s a shop where you can buy everything you need basically, and you can rent kayaks and bikes in case you don’t have. The city of Grand Bend is like 15 min away from here and it’s also pretty cute. Definitely recommended!!

RJ Collacott Feb 12
★★★★★5

If you’re in the area don’t miss this park. Great all year round, but, gets very busy in the summer. Beautiful beach.

Cassie Russell Jan 03
★★★☆☆3

My husband and I came winter camping here this January. The pull through campsites are spacious, and close to comfort stations that are very clean and nice to have of course. The downside we found about Pinery was their poor map. Not everything is marked so it is very had to reference where you are, for example “dune ridge” and “chickadee” trail are not even on the map as well not all comfort stations are marked. Also in the winter not all of the roads are open, which means if you want to do certain trails you have to walk minimum 5km to get there… the park is HUGE! We did enjoy it enough to come winter camping, but we noticed a TON of campsites which lead us to think this place would be extremely busy in the summer. The store is also closed in the winter which we were bummed about. I wouldn’t highly recommend but if you love winter camping and want to get out there it’s ok.