Wow, it's a very popular and beautiful spot. We just went to go for a walk there over Thanksgiving weekend and can't believe how many people are there camping. It looks like a great community and plenty seen to be planning to stay until Halloween as their sites are already decorated. They have some very private sites as well as some that are right beside each other so you can mingle with your neighbors. The beach is pretty big with nice sand and 3 different roped off areas that looks like it's for different agree groups (there's a very shallow small area which i presume is for toddlers. They rent paddle boats and canoes. At the far southern end there's a pathway to a 1 pump gas station convenience store which seems to have everything you need. The guy working there is super friendly.
Very nice camping spot. Cozy sites. The faucets in the men's washroom at the Poplar comfort station needs to be changed. It's wasting lots of water and not hygienic as you need to hold the knob as you wash one hand. They should be replaced with faucets that have a built-in motion sensor. Beach was very nice and sandy. Customer service was great. Staff were smiling and very nice.
I have been coming to this park since I was a child and now I get to bring my own child here! This is the best park I have ever visited! The washrooms and showers are cleaned on a regular cleaning schedule, the beach is beautiful and the staff fine. We visited the park in July during the fire ban and there was a power outage (both not their fault). We have never had an issue with a park ranger because we know how to follow the rules! We have camped in multiple sites throughout the years (both tents and trailers) and the sites are large and clean. We always make sure to read all of the details and check out the pictures before booking a new site to ensure that we have done our due diligence before booking the site and have never been disappointed! Can't wait to book our trip for next year!
Favourite provincial park to camp in so far. The beach surprised us, actually a sandy beach! Lake water was warm once you got in and you could go probably 50 meters before the sand turned to seaweed. At the campsites we chose power without water. Washrooms were right next to us and all of our neighbours were cool. It's quiet and not far from two or three cute towns.
Had an awesome experience in section Cedar where we could walk to the beach! second time at this park. great park, friendly staff, overall great campground! only concern would be the fact that more and more of the sites seem to be getting filled with sand to help level them out and it doesn't look like the site images online are updated correctly, be aware.
Balsam Lake Provincial Park is a Canadian Park based in Kawartha Lakes, Ontario. Balsam Lake Provincial Park is located at 2238 Kawartha Lakes County Rd 48, Kirkfield, ON K0M 2B0, Canada.
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