DO NOT BOOK SITE #57 in High Bluff. It is one of the worst sites, zero privacy, people drive by so fast that your RV or tent will be full of dirt n dust, may be because there is no 20km speed limit signs nearby. You may have a lake view at Site 57 if you can see through dust created by inconsiderate campers, but it is at the mercy of parks officer as they love to block that view by parking their truck at staff access to the Lake. I may not return to Presqu'ile again, at least not anywhere close to the High Bluff campsite. Other campsites have better environments and better sites, especially Pines Campsite. Not all sites on the highbluff have lake access. There is a drop before you get to the lake. Only 4 or 5 sites there have a lake access. Park Store is mostly closed at times and any other park stores they may have. Garbage disposal is ample, always clean, and tidy. Bathrooms are good, maintained, BUT can not regulate water heat, I almost burn myself as I like Luke warm water for shower. Sites have a lot of mud or super saturated sites, so be mindful of that. In my view, site #57 SHOULD be converted into a parking lot because most guests will illegally park their vehicles right across the site to access the trail and the beach, therefore might as well do that to help people. Public boat launch is on the other side of the campsite, about 8kms round trip on water to get to campsite side, which is lake Ontario. We, however, had a small 80 lbs tin Boat with a 5hp small motor and an electric troller motor so we carried across the road to the lake and launched, as long as one can carry it and no trailer attached is fine to launch into the waterbody especially lake Ontario. A few beautiful trails this park offers were awesome. We loved the preserved islands as bird sanctuaries and thanks to staff and friends of the park who maintain that tirelessly. The park must place an officer on the check point #2. The worst experience apart from the Site#57, was the Potable Water and Dumpsite. First, the staff failed to advise if they even had potable water stations, as she said only taps to fill water into the RV. We happened to find the site, but it was full of people leaving and arriving at the same site and only two lanes. Why can't the park keep both traffic separate? It is beyond my understanding. RV haulers watch for speed bumps, and they may get you off guard. Raccoons will definitely pay your campsite a visit. They're all over the place, cute but annoying. Brighton town roads are bad, potholes, and very narrow. Overall, it was an annoying experience compared to Killbear or Algonquin parks. However, we were closer to nature, birds, Lake Ontario, habitat, and, of course, the sandbanks, so we tried to ignore other issues and enjoyed as much as we could. Remember not to book Site #57 in High Bluff campsite; believe me you will thank me.