Absolutely beautiful! Remote, stunning and gorgeous. I highly recommend Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. If you like the remote wilderness, camping, mountain biking, or hiking (especially hiking); this is the place for you! I stayed for several days in the Marie Louise campground; it was absolutely stunning. I extended my stay to add an extra day/night because my family loved it so much. There is so much to explore here, miles and miles of trails around the Peninsula of Lake Superior and Thunder Bay. Be warned, some of the trails can range from moderate to very difficult. Some trails are upwards of over 70km, some only a couple km round trip. If you wish to see the sleeping giant, it's quite a trek; save yourself 4-6 hours. It's around 7-8km to the base of the summit, then a grueling 4-5km more of steep vertical climbs to the top. Make sure you get a park/trail map immediately, then plan your routes and days accordingly. Be advised that the maps don't do any justice to the duration and distances of the trails (definitely NOT to scale scale, lol). We attempted mountain biking some trails, and let me say this: Middlebrun Bay Trail is impossible to bike unless you carry your bike and walk it in several kilometers until it becomes smoother, it's full of massive tree roots, large rocks and large steep rock hills. The Sibley Creek trail is not as bad but also very difficult to bike due to the path and tree root systems. The Kabeyun Trail takes you to the giant and can be biked, but it's intense with a number of bumps, rocks, and inclines. It can absolutely be done, but biking or hiking; be sure to bring adequate drinks and snacks for your journey. The lookouts and areas in this park are out of this world beautiful, we'll be making this an annual family camping trip as there's just so much to explore and do. Large beach area at Marie Louise with two playground structures and a beautiful swimming area. Washrooms, showers, and laundry on site are available. FOR BETTER OR WORSE: THERE IS ZERO CELLULAR OR DATA RECEPTION IN THE PARK, no wifi, and all payphones are out of service. The only area you'll get is cellular service and hit/miss data is at the Marie Louise Beach. Fantastic if you want total freedom of mobile services, not so good if you need to make a call/text/email back home. The Marie Louise campground is a 40-minute drive south from the trans canada highway. I highly recommend this place, I never knew in my wildest dreams that Ontario had this type of scenery and mountains.