Trout Lake Park

Name: Trout Lake Park
Address: 51 George St, Innerkip, ON N0J 1M0, Canada, J, Canada

4.2/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	51 George St, Innerkip, ON N0J 1M0, Canada
Phone :	📞 +99
Website :	http://troutlakequarry.ca/
Categories :	Campground , Park ,
City :	J

51 George St, Innerkip, ON N0J 1M0, Canada

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L	Luc Per on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Water is closed, but is safe to swim into. Funky smell to it, I might add, on the way home we noticed the smell. Might be water from this pond. BARBECUE IS ALLOWED! No dogs! Kids friendly! Nice to see we have a twerking club near your right entrance; visual appealing to my 2 and 7 years old kids. Enforce the party hour, maybe? Food, I took poutine, it's good, home cut fries. Not the best but good enough.
J	Justin Plet on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful water and awesome diving boards and jump offs. Unfortunately, this is privately owned and the owners seem to encourage crazy partying and all around hooliganism. Not a place for kids on the weekend and don't expect to get any sleep if you over night. Bathrooms were not clean or sanitary. Pretty sure this was ground zero for covid. My advice, pee in the lake, you'll be better off. It's a shame that this beautiful natural swimming and diving spot can be privately owned. It should be run by the municipality and would be a lot cleaner and safer. Or at least a board that can oversee the management.
J	Jason Cunha-Lautsch on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I love jumping off the cliffs. They have really cleaned up their water over the last couple years. Food stand. Lots of overnight camping space. Nice sandy beach spot. Family area, and adult area (not labeled)
S	Soviet Dankified on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An amazing place to go for a mini vacation with your family. Is private so you gotta pay but the prices are reasonable and you can stay for the entire day for one payment of 15 bucks or something like that for one adult. Since it is private, drinking and other things are allowed so there are some drunk people but it is very child friendly with very supportive people. 4 out of 5!
L	Lukas P on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I was tentative to go because of the 1-star reviews, but I think many people are expecting a provincial park... which this isn't. It's a trailer park with a nice swimming quarry - if you're okay with that, you'll enjoy it. Yes, there is drinking and people play music. Kind of to be expected considering you can't drink in public in any park in Ontario, so it makes sense people come to this private one to have a few beers, BBQ and swim. I went for a day trip and it was nice for what it is. It's not a peaceful serene place, but it is fun. As others mentioned, there's a more "family side" and a side for people who are there to party a bit. The water is lovely and we had a good day. 4/5 because I wish they had asked some people to turn down their music. I have no problem with music but if I hear it clearly on the other side of the park... It's probably too loud.
T	Trevor MacDonald on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great spot to visit for a swim several high and low diving boards as well as cliff platforms to jump from. Lots of cool things to snorkle down to or scuba dive to! Plane bus boats caves. Been out half a dozen times this season alone. Unfortunately the park is run down and dirty. Broken beer bottles and caps every where. It seems to be a place for people to get loaded up on cocaine and alcohol act like a bunch of white trash losers then drive home drunk. I have witnessed this behaviour on each and every visit.....more then 10 times this season alone. The staff is very rude and drives around half naked on golf carts beer in hand and as drunk as the teenagers the park caters to. Non of the park rules in forced and one is left with the feeling that they have attended a street gang party. The medium sized cliffs....20 feet maximum when water is low are the only reason to attend. Also the park staff has charged my family a different price on each visit....20 to 50 dollars depends on what the toothless lady at the gate feels like charging.
S	Stephanie K on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great place for beginners, trying out new gear, or just looking for a fun place to dive. There are some fun things to see down there: school bus, cars, boats and a few surprises. Depth is around 20-25ft and visibility is usually 5-10ft depending how much silt other divers stir up. The do tank refills on site. They have flush Toilets and a changing area.
D	Dorjee Galtsen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great place for diving with multiple heights to jump from. Sucks to have to pay to enter a lake but the prices aren’t that bad during the week ($12). Not too many people there so it’s great in terms of crowding or having to wait to jump. Waters are clean but you will see some fish. Some dead cause kids to play with them there. Washroom on site and a restaurant though I did not use either to provide enough insight. My reason for the 3 stars is purely due to the customer service of the lady working the entrance. Very rude and obviously didn’t enjoy being stuck in a booth. We drove for an hour and a half for some dives but we brought our dog with us. Never heard of any outdoor areas not allowing dogs in but they have a strict no dogs policy. Rules are rules, which is understandable but the way in which that conversation was had was not pleasant. We had our friend wait at a nearby park with our dog so we could enjoy the jumps but the day was almost ruined. While inside the secured area, many dogs were seen so not sure how they enforce the rules. As a heads up no lifeguards on site so make sure you know how to swim.