What Ontario Parks have the best swimming beaches?

[alexd]

I know about Wasaga, but I am unfamiliar with other Ontario Parks with busy swimming beaches. What Ontario Parks have the best and busiest swimming beaches? Any suggestions?

 

[ndrwrld]

Gold Digger.

 

[Spinsah]

Sandbanks has some pretty alright beaches.

 

[SmoothOperator]

Grand Bend, hands-down has the best beach in Ontario.

 

[cosmosuave]

Ipperwash Lake Huron
Sauble Beach Lake Huron
Long Point Lake Erie

 

[ndrwrld]

I'd also nominate Long Point.

 

[alexd]

Sandbanks looks really long! Are people swimming on the entire length of that? Or are they concentrated in designated swimming areas?

 

[Spinsah]

It gets a ton of people on it in the warmer months, not sure about the restrictions.

 

[agentRC4]

Bon Echo
Mussleman lake
six mile lake

 

[agentRC4]

killbear too

 

[mgs]

Awenda, Beach 4 is amazing, giant boulders for jumping off of...

 

[alexd]

Grand Bend beach looks packed. The water also looks a bit deeper than Sandbanks:

 

[xtcfreak]

Tobermory?

Jay

 

[xtcfreak]

Mussleman lake

Really?

Jay

 

[kirstenmeows]

Don't forget Cobourg Beach!

Most of the beaches we go to have very few if any other people around. I guess they're probably not so good for hunting.

 

[Preroller]

Grand Bend beach looks packed. The water also looks a bit deeper than Sandbanks:

tons of people there...there are sand banks a few hundred meters out, it gets to about 4-5 ft deep in between. mostly sand and gravel bottom iirc.

prob lots of gold to be had there...I think my stepdad has done there a few times.

 

[agentRC4]

Really?

Jay

I know. I was thinking the same thing, but for metal detecting I assumed it would be good.

 

[SmoothOperator]

Go to Grand Bend after a long weekend and you'd be sure to find a shit tonne.

 

[greginhali]

anyone digging macgregor provincial park beaches?