North Beach Provincial Park

Escape to the intimate setting of North Beach Provincial Park, where sandy beaches and refreshing waters provide an oasis for relaxed summer outings.

A smaller version of the famous Sandbanks, North Beach offers similar scenery and recreational opportunities. Cruise the bay and reel in the catch of the day, choose a spot on the beach to splash in the waves and enjoy a picnic by the water's edge. Cap off your day's adventures with a view of Lake Ontario's dazzling sunsets.

Swimming

• three kilometres of fine sand offer a natural playground
• the water is shallow near the shore for swimming and wading
• be cautious of possible undertow on Lake Ontario side
• on North Bay, a more steep drop-off

Picnicking

• North Bay is well equipped for picnickers with tables, toilets and plenty of parking
• small canteen within the park

Boating and Sailboarding

• sheltered waters of the bay is perfect for boardsailing and canoeing
• launch your motorboat, canoe or sailboat from the park's bay-side boat ramp
• check with park staff about additional access points to Lake Ontario

Plan your visit now

• North Beach Provincial Park, south of Trenton, can be reached by taking Highway 401 (exit 522 ) which connects to Highway 33 south
• camping is available at nearby Sandbanks Provincial Park

For information about alerts (beach advisory, fire bans, boil water advisory) please see www.parkreports.com/report.php

For further information, see the official Official North Beach web site or
call 1 888 ONT-PARK  (668-7275)

Office Telephone: (613) 393-3319