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Sani dump on the side of the auto shop of Canadian tire.
It cost $5 to dump.

Water spigot by the diesel pumps there is a sign.

Very clean laundromat.
They have GIANT 6 load washers and dryers. $10 to wash and $4 for 28 mins of drying.
Smaller ones are $2.50.
Parking is limited so it might be hard for big rigs but you can manage to fit.

We went there twice in one day. The food and desserts are amazing!

Beach with a playground.
Washrooms and picnic tables.
Amusement park very close by.
Boat rentals.

Beaches with picnic tables.
Playground and washrooms.
Amusement park near by.

Awesome spot!
Lots of shops near by and tons of other RVs and vans.
Some people looked like they were here for a while.
Nice and clean too.

So many RVs here!
It was nice to be around all the restaurants and Canadian tire.

Tons of spaces for parking off the side of the road.
Very sandy though.
There were a lot of people coming and going, riding their dirt bikes around here. And it’s near the landfill which didn’t smell too bad.

Really cool park with trails, beach and a playground.

There are showers and bathrooms here. As well as fire pits and picnic tables.

Stayed here overnight and had no problems.
There was one other rig too.
There are signs but nothing that says no overnight parking.

There is a spigot on the side where the air pump and vacuum is.
There is also an outlet to hook up for electrical.

Parking lot is pretty small.
Not the best for big rigs to be honest.
If there were three big rigs, it would be crowded.
There were others later in the day that came.

There is a sign that says no parking from 11pm-5am so as long as you leave by then it should be okay.
There are tons of space to park. Playground and trails.
There are toilets and picnic tables in the area too.

All new and clean machines.
They offer on the house coffee and snacks.

It was honestly a really crappy laundromat.
Most of the machines were out of order and it was expensive compared to other ones we’ve been too.
The lady was super friendly though. But if you’re in a pinch to wash clothes. This is an option.

RV bus and truck wash.
They also offer sanitation dumping.
The attendant was super nice as well.

Free water fill up at blue spigot.
Sanitation dumping is $5.
Perfect for big rigs because the day us camp ground might be tight.
There is also a pit toilet and small parking lot with trails.

Came here to fill up on water but there isn’t a place. It’s a beach with showers and water fountains. This is more of a tourist spot than a water station. But we did have a good time at the beach.

Stayed here and didn’t have any problems.
There were two other campers here too.

Very clean. Change machine and soap machine available.

Basic grocery store. Near gas station and repair shop.

Pretty small dead end road.
There were some other campers too.
It does the job and it’s free!

Perfect spot surrounded by trees for a pit stop.
There is no overnight parking except for Ridge guests.
There are picnic tables and the lake is shallow. Great for a quick swim.
There are pit toilets available.

Free RV parking
Sani dump with potable water
Make sure you fill up with the spigot the left. Not the one at the dump station.

Thankful for this home hardware!
We were in a pinch to find a place to sleep for the night.

Beautiful lake surrounded by trees.
Kind of dirty spot though. As one pit has cigarettes and a shoe in it.
We only saw one clear campsite with a picnic table and pit.

Beautiful lake surrounded by trees.
There were a couple of spots with pits. Kind of dirty as there was garbage and shoes in the fire pits.

Basic grocery store with everything you need.
Enough parking for big rigs.
Walmart and gas station near by.

Self registration provincial park campsite
When you first go through the gates, you have to stop and pick up an envelope at the stands to the right.
A lady came to pick up the envelope with the fee ($25 for one night).
Each site has a picnic table and pit. Pretty good sized lots.
Big rig friendly.