Grundy Lake - Group Campsite 2

Trails as published

• Swan Lake Trail — 1.5 km loop (1 hour) moderate to difficult.
• Gut Lake Trail — 2.5 km (1 ½ hours) moderate to difficult.
• Beaver Dams Trail — 3.6 km (2.5 hours), moderate to difficult.
• Pakeshkag Lake Trail — 5.2 Linear (2 hours) easy.

Campgrounds in this park

• Red Maple

Roofed accommodation at this park

• Rustic Cabins — 1 at park

Activities the source lists

• Biking
• Birding
• Boating
• Canoeing
• Discovery Program
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Swimming

Facilities as published

• Available at the park office and all comfort stations.
• Three comfort stations (complete with showers and flush toilets) are located near all nine campgrounds, group camping and near the main beach area.
• Grundy Lake's main beach is a popular day use area. It has a buoyed swimming area. There are six sandy beaches in total and shady areas with picnic tables. Please note: there are no lifeguards posted at the beaches and pets are not permitted.
• Flush toilets are found throughout the campgrounds and the day use area.
• Landry facilities are available at all three comfort stations.
• The Grundy Lake Park Store, located at the office, offers merchandise and small souvenirs. Ice and groceries are available nearby.
• There is one picnic shelter in the park which is located near the Grundy Lake Main Beach. The shelter is available on a first-come first-served basis.

Camping information as published

• Backcountry Camping: Grundy Lake's backcountry campsites offer a secluded connection to nature which range from a challenging portage to a short paddle from the campgrounds. Exploring the lakes, relaxing in a pristine setting, and taking in the local wildlife are all part of the experience. Backcountry visitors can experience the Visitor Centre and enjoy Discovery Program activities at the main campground.
• Backcountry Camping: All backcountry campsites are accessible by canoe (except for B10 which is a hike-in or canoe-in site). Each has a fire pit, picnic table, food locker, and box privy.
• Backcountry Camping: Campsite specific reservations are available online or by phone up to five months in advance of your arrival date. Reservations are recommended to secure your campsite.
• Backcountry Camping: Interior camping permits are required for backcountry camping at Grundy Lake Provincial Park. Permits can be obtained in-person at the park office, open for backcountry check-in from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm in the spring and fall, and 8:00 am to a half hour before sunset during July and August.
• Backcountry Camping: Basic maps indicating campsite locations are available free of charge at the park office.
• Backcountry Camping: Please be respectful of the natural environment and other visitors. Practice leave-no-trace camping, camp only on designated campsites, and be aware of your surrounding neighbours, ecology, and wildlife. We appreciate your efforts to maintain this pristine environment.
• Car Camping: Grundy Lake offers car camping in nine campgrounds: White Spruce, Hemlock, Trailer, Poplar, Red Maple, White Pine, White Birch, Jackpine, and Balsam Campgrounds.
• Car Camping: Many campsites have electrical hook-ups. Amenities such as water taps, toilets, comfort stations and laundry facilities are close by. Swimming, boating and the Visitor Centre are located only a short distance away from the main beach.
• Dog-Free Camping: Along with being audio device and generator-free, Red Maple Campground and Group Site 902 are also pet-free.
• Generator-Free Camping: Hemlock Campground, Red Maple Campground and Group Site 902 are generator-free.
• Generator-Free Camping: In the other 7 campgrounds, generator use is restricted to the following hours: 9am - 11am and 5pm - 7pm, for one hour at a time.
• Group Camping: Grundy Lake has one group campsite available that can accommodate from 20 to 50 people. A beach borders each group camping area. There is a water tap on site and the comfort station is nearby. Red Maple Beach is a short walk from the site. Camping trailers are not permitted on the group site.
• Group Camping: This group site is audio device-free and generator-free.
• Radio-Free Camping: Hemlock and Red Maple Campgrounds are radio-free, as well as Group site 902.
• Rustic Cabins: Cabin is waterfront overlooking the beautiful Grundy Lake and beach area. Cabin occupants get full use of park facilities i.e. comfort station, beaches and trails. The cabin features a queen bed sleeps (2), and twin-over-double bunk beds (sleeps 3).
• Rustic Cabins: The cabin has 360-square feet of interior open-concept space, including kitchen area with: counter, bar fridge, kettle, microwave, an eating area with a dining table and electric fireplace. A large enclosed porch includes 4 chairs with a picnic table and fireplace outside. The large deck provides a barbecue with side burner (propane provided). Water tap and flush toilet washrooms are located nearby and a comfort station with showers is nearby as well.
• Rustic Cabins: Visitors should bring their own food, all cooking utensiols, pots and pans, dishes, pillows, linens, towels and lawn chairs.
• Rustic Cabins: There is a 2-night minimum stay and a 3-night minimum stay on long weekends.
• Rustic Cabins: Please note that domestic animals (pets) are not permitted in the cabin or on site and smoking is prohibited in all facilities. No cooking is permitted in the cabin and campfires are allowed in approved area only, all natural objects are protected.
• Rustic Cabins: Space for two vehicles, fee for one vehicle included.
• Rustic Cabins: Reservations can be made online or by phone .

Official maps

Source confidence

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