Restoule Park - Putts Point Campground

This campground as published

Non-electrical campsites are available in the Putts Point Campground. These sites are close to the parks newest comfort station, 2 main beaches, dog beach, docks, and boat launch. We encourage non-electrical campers to use quiet energy sources like solar or propane. Prolonged use of generators is deemed excessive noise and is an offence under the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.

Trails as published

• Fire Tower Trail — 4.1 km - 1.5 to 2 hrs
• Grawbarger Trail — 1km – 15mins
• The River Trail — 1.2 km - 30 mins
• Rangers Point Trail — 860 m - 20 mins
• Angels Point Trail — 2.8km - 1 hr
• Gibs Trail — 4.8km - 2 hrs

Campgrounds in this park

• Kettle Point
• Putts Point

Activities the source lists

• Biking (Mountain Bike)
• Boating
• Canoeing
• Discovery Program
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Hunting
• Kayaking
• Stand-Up Paddleboarding
• Swimming

Facilities as published

• Located in Putts Point and Kettle Point Campgrounds. Comfort stations include showers, laundry and flush toilets.
• Located in each of the two comfort stations in the campgrounds.
• Restoule's Pet exercise area is located adjacent to Kettle Campground and Angel's Point trails. The exercise area is leash-free and fenced in with access to the water and nearby picnic benches.
• Two picnic shelters are located in the day use area along the shores of the Restoule River.

Camping information as published

• Backcountry Camping: Accessible by canoe, kayak, or paddleboard, Restoule Provincial Park provides an easy-access backcountry camping experience. It is a great option for first-time backcountry visitors and families.
• Backcountry Camping: Restoule's Stormy Lake is a jumping off point for more advanced multi-day canoe routes down the French River. Many great hiking trails are within a short distance.
• Backcountry Camping: All campsites are clearly marked and have a designated fire pit, box privy, and tent pads. Many of the campsites have natural sand beaches that make landing boats very easy.
• 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 Restoule Provincial Park. Permits can be obtained upon arrival at the park during regular business hours.
• Backcountry Camping: Digital copies of backcountry maps are available on the maps page.
• Backcountry Camping: Kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards are available for rent.
• Backcountry Camping: Backcountry camping at Restoule is accessed from the Stormy Lake Access Point. For more trip planning information, please contact the park office at 705-729-2010.
• 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: Putts Point and Bells Point Campgrounds feature private campsites without electricity. Flush and vault toilets, laundry facilities and showers are available in Putts Campgrounds.
• Car Camping: Kettle Point Campground contains the parks 97 electrical campsites. The campground also offers flush and vault toilets, laundry facilities and showers.
• Seasonal Campsite Program: Restoule Provincial Park is pleased to offer seasonal leasing of campsites. This program allows park users to camp at the same location for the entire summer season. The park offers non-electrical campsites only.
• Seasonal Campsite Program: Non-electrical campsites are available in the Putts Point Campground. These sites are close to the parks newest comfort station, 2 main beaches, dog beach, docks, and boat launch. We encourage non-electrical campers to use quiet energy sources like solar or propane. Prolonged use of generators is deemed excessive noise and is an offence under the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.
• Seasonal Campsite Program: For more information about the Ontario Parks Seasonal Campsite Program and to apply online please visit www.ontarioparks.ca/seasonal .
• Seasonal Campsite Program: Seasonal campsite locations, slopes, and sizes do vary from year to year. When selecting campsite preferences online please reference https://reservations.ontarioparks.ca to see detailed campsite information and photos.
• Walk-In Camping: If you like privacy these secluded sites are less than five minutes from the parking lot and provide the best of the car and backcountry experiences. Potable water and a composting toilet provide services for this small campground on the north shore of Restoule Lake.

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Source confidence

Low

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