Bear Campground

Love Awenda, usually we go with electricity but this time radio free. It was blissful. 5/5

The toilet paper provided though is the one area the park fails in 1/5

Park is huge, so everything is very far. Sight got flooded quickly, so make sure to position your tent on high ground or built a trench. Staff is extremely friendly, and the beach is beautiful.

We were at site 147. Hardly any neighbours and the sites are nicely spread out. Deep woods for privacy in the back. Gorgeous camp ground. So peacful. Ground was easy to peg the tent as well.
Spent the whole next day on the gorgeous beach. Suggest parking in H. The only downside to Awenda is you will want to drive to the beach. It is a ways. But so worth it. Bring a wagon to haul your beach stuff as the farther you walk....the less rocks and more sandy the beaches get. We stopped at the far end of beach 2. But heard that if you are willing to do the walk beach 3 is gorgeous and beach four is FAR but more private.

Loved it. Nestled nicely in the woods so lots of privacy.
Each campground has a central comfort station which is great!

Nice clean campground, relatively quiet. Friendly staff and clean restrooms.

It’s a wonderful place with convenient water, washroom, shower and laundry. The firewood and check in are separate. The staff will tell you where to get firewood. There are camping supplies in park store. It’s raining when we were there, so I bought tarps from the park store.

The site was exactly as advertised. The site was semi-private so you could see your neighbors but it was fully shaded from the top. The toilet facilities was walking distance and clean and the comfort station was clean and offered hot water for showers. They also offered children and adult programs. The kids and I enjoyed campfire stories offered by the Rangers, the camp staff were nice and the beaches were clear and they had a pet friendly section. Would define go again.