We have the beach to ourselves! Anyone we see is very friendly and welcoming. Campground is very clean. Our Boston Terrier had fun playing in the water as well.Main bathroom was clean, showers where fine, soap was full, hand dryers work, sinks are low flow. There are porta-potties/polly johns around. Every site has a picnic table, ours has two table tops. Fire Ban is still on which sucks but they cant control that. Blue bins are for recycle, bring clear bags for garbage. We rented a 14 foot boat went fishing and toured the lake. Playground has lots too offer, volleyball net, basket ball and horseshoe pits. Long weekends may differ from during the week we are having a fabulous time and will return!
We have been here almost every year since 2004. The rules have never changed. Basic respect of the woods and neighbours is really the whole thing. As young people we were allowed to party back on "rowdy ridge". As more subdued adults we choose to stay in a more quiet area. Staff is awesome and all facilities are clean. I see a lot of complaints about rules but the same rules are what keep the park in such good condition. It's a beautiful place and fun is encouraged.
Booked late, only a week before the labour day long weekend and was lucky enough to get a site with water and hydro. Read a few of the negative reviews and was a little concerned - I needn't have worried. Sheila, greeted us by name, gave us clear instructions on what was expected of us on our stay and what facilities were available. Nothing unreasonable at all.The site was an easy pull through with plenty of space, a new bench table, in-ground firepit and a recycle bin on each site.. The hydro sites are quite close together so if you want a little more privacy maybe book one of the backcountry unserviced sites towards the beach.... which is lovely, shallow enough to make it a great place for kids to swim and play and deep enough for adults further out. And speaking of kids. They have a playground, tennis, basketball and volleyball areas as well as a sand pit for the kids close to the campsites. The washrooms are basic, campground fare, concrete floors and cold water only on the sinks. When I mentioned to Sheila on our first morning that the hot water had run out by the time I was ready to shower, she immediately sent someone to turn on the second water heater. Never a shortage again! Jim pointed us in the direction of a couple of places in the area not to be missed. Burks falls and Screaming Heads. Well worth the visit.River on one side and a lake, for swimming and kayaking, canoeing, fishing. And they are expanding to include more serviced sites next year.Would definitely recommend to anyone who appreciates a little of the comfort of home in a tranquil treed setting. Many of the campers had dogs, which were generally well behaved and quiet. They even include a section of the beach just for dogs.
Had a group of over 100 people there and it was awesome. The washrooms are clean and well maintained. Service was excellent. grounds well kept and beach very clean and pet friendly. Will continue to visit.
We love staying here, we have been camping here for 13 years now and every time has been great. Large or small group the campground has everything we need, as well as a great dog beach for our 2 pups! Highly recommended campground for a relaxing outdoor get-a-way!
Granite Ridge Campground is a Canadian Park based in Kearney, Ontario. Granite Ridge Campground is located at 2900 Hwy 518 E, Kearney, ON P0A 1M0, Canada.
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