Lake of Two Rivers Campground beach — Attraction in Unorganized South Nipissing

Used to be a beautiful park/beach that was a yearly tradition for generations, but the standards have rapidly declined. Theres a lovely dog only beach, but unfortunately, people are bringing their dogs onto the family beaches and leaving their droppings/letting them pee in the sand. Families blasting music so you can't sit on half the beach without hearing it. Its custom to rent your canoes and leave them down at the water, and had random families taking our canoes and taking other people's paddles and life jackets (we keep ours on site) so we couldn't use it and other families equipment is now missing. The forest is supposed to be left as is to protect this patch of wildlife. Instead i watch family after family grab all the fallen wood off the ground to burn, destroying the undergrowth. Some burning a fire all day for no reason as they hid in their tents. Cheap, good burning firewood is available within a 15 minute drive. A group decided to bring a 115 hp engine onto the lake, bringing it right near the main beaches. When approached saying there are horse power limits on most provincial park lakes and said which they could go to, they ignored the advice and carried on driving around the lake. Bringing an elderly family member to the beach there is a handicap parking/unloading area, and there was no where to park or unload due to cars parked everywhere blocking the roadways, and no one following signage driving the wrong way down the roads. It used to be that you required a parking sticker to access the campground and limit the number of cars/people, and that appears to be gone. Rangers are now arm-chair specialists. Several years ago, they would pop in to give reminders or warnings to make sure the rules and environment were respected, lucky now to see them leave their car seat or even show up. It has lead to people having no concern or respect for each other in...

Lake of Two Rivers Campground Beach is a stunning destination that offers a picturesque escape into nature's beauty. Nestled within Algonquin Provincial Park, this beach is a true gem, providing visitors with a serene and scenic environment perfect for relaxation and recreation.

One of the most striking features of Lake of Two Rivers Campground Beach is its vibrant, colorful canoes, which are thoughtfully placed along the shoreline. These canoes not only add a charming aesthetic to the beach but also invite visitors to embark on a paddling adventure across the tranquil waters. Whether you're an experienced paddler or a novice, exploring the lake by canoe is a delightful way to connect with the natural surroundings.

The water at Lake of Two Rivers Campground Beach is exceptionally clean and clear, making it ideal for swimming and other water activities. The beach itself is well-maintained, with soft sand that is perfect for sunbathing or building sandcastles. On a bright sunny day, the beach is nothing short of breathtaking, with the sunlight glistening off the water and the surrounding forest providing a lush, green backdrop.

The facilities at the campground are also commendable. There are picnic areas and ample space for families and groups to gather and enjoy a meal amidst the beautiful scenery. Additionally, the beach is easily accessible, with well-marked trails leading to it from the campground.

Overall, Lake of Two Rivers Campground Beach is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Its combination of natural beauty, clean waters, and excellent facilities make it an ideal spot for a day of fun and relaxation in the heart of Algonquin...

Beautiful campground with lake nearby (walking distance).

BEST views of the lake during sunrise. The sight was fantastic. (See videos)

BEST spot to be at night is by the beach/lake for stargazing.

Clean campground. Just alot of pine cones. Some sites were smaller than others, so you have to look at the pics when you book it. Ive walked around and ive seen a lot of sites in the corner were the biggest.

Some has privacy, but most sites have none and youre right beside other people.

Some water taps are tricky to find, make sure to bring buckets. Porta potties were still tolerable and sanitizers were available. Showers had burning hot water that runs few mins at a time. Washrooms are cleaned in the morning, not sure in the afternoon/night. Washrooms and showers can be busy. I shower at 6am, and no line up.

Our site 98(corner + electricity), was 5 mins away from the showers/toilets, few steps away from the porta potty, 10 mins walk to the icecream shop/restaurant. I was pleasantly surprised that our site was huge (could fit 2 cars + 3 tents + canopy + u still have some space for bonfire).

Staff/rangers do go around, so far at least twice (as i seen, could be more). Theyre all fairly nice!

I recommend...