Killbear Provincial Park

Name: Killbear Provincial Park
Address: 35 Eddie Ramsay Parkway, Nobel, ON P0G 1G0, Canada, G, Canada

4.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Killbear Provincial Park

Address :	35 Eddie Ramsay Parkway, Nobel, ON P0G 1G0, Canada
Phone :	📞 +79
Website :	http://www.ontarioparks.com/park/killbear
Categories :	Tourist attraction , State park ,
City :	G
Description :	Rocky shoreline with pine forests, sand beaches & trails plus sailing, windsurfing & sunsets.

35 Eddie Ramsay Parkway, Nobel, ON P0G 1G0, Canada

Best State park in Canada

N	Naeem M Khan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Definitely not the biggest provincial park you can find but has its own unique landscape with beaches, nice short trails and campsites. The staff is very helpful, the roads inside are properly paved, the washrooms are kept clean with regular visits. The camping areas are regular sized(compared to other parks). Plenty of different birds, squirrels and chip munks that make the atmosphere full of beautiful sounds. We didnt catch any glimpses of bear or deer but the people besides us did. Overall a nice place to go and explore, especially if you are beginning to camp and wanting to explore the majority of the park in a day or 2. Also the park makes for a beautiful star gazing spot at night where the areas are cleared up like the parking spot by the beach at the of the road. FYI: The closest spot to getting tims, walmart or anything for that matter is parry sound which a good 30 minute plus drive.
J	Joe Zimroz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ There for a day trip. Beautiful park with great views, trails and beach's. The park map is good for locating campsites but not for finding trails.
I	Igor Kanshyn on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is one of the best park in Ontario. It's well maintained, established long time ago, clean and features amazing nature. You can see on the photos how clear the water, sand on the beaches is soft and pleasant. Water is warm in Summer. You will also find great hiking and bike trails that will lead you though the forest, plains and into big flat rocks. Natural Center is also fun to visit. We were on Harold Point, most of that site are electrified, this is very handy. We will definitely come back.
M	Mathew Jose on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice park We couldn't explore more because it was closed and there was restrictions where we can go. The day use area was accessible. Went to Kilcoursie Bay and it was all frozen. In the future I have to explore there more. It's a beautiful park for sure.
C	Corina Sirb on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ What a lovely provincial park! Clean and great amenities for campers. Pleasantly surprised by the flush toilets near campsites. A lot of the camping sites have really unique landscape, some are next to giant rock walls, some have beautiful views of the water, some are on rocky surfaces near the forest, etc. This is expected since the entire park is very unique as it sits on the rocks that were once buried under glaciers. The hiking trails are short but very nice. Even after giant storms, the trails are very easy to complete, and the forest areas are fairly dry and walkable. There is a lot of fauna and you are guaranteed to see at least some deer or wild turkeys around.
B	Bearded Builder Canada on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great Large Provincial Park! Stayed in Killcorsie campground with amazing views of the largest beach in the park. Clean sites, washrooms, and beaches. Water is super cold in May, but we still went out paddleboarding and Kayaking. Water is calmest in the morning and afternoon. I heard tons about this Park and she didn't disappoint! 4 hiking trails and lots of bike trails as well. A must visit
J	Jhurz _explore's on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The place is nice, quiet and calm. it has a long stretch of white sand beach, although the water is cold that time we were there.Have many trails that you can do. We love the hikes and the lookout at the end of the trails. Everything is nice. Absolutely come back again to this place, but next we will do it in the summer so we can enjoy the beach.
M	Maisie Nguyen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ First time at Killbear and before going we had only heard great things! It definitely lived up to the reputation. Firstly, all the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. Vault toilets and comfort stations were all very clean and not far distance from campsite. We were lucky enough to have a beach not even a 2 minute walk from our site. Beach was peaceful and water was so clear and clean. Unfortunately not warm enough yet to swim as we went end of May but still beautiful. Lots of different trails and things to see. Went to the Visitors Centre hoping to get some souvenirs, but gift shop is only open on weekends. Overall a great trip and would definitely come again!