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Hi. I’m finally planning my cross-Canada road trip from Vancouver to Labrador and your videos are really helping me to choose campsites and hikes in Ontario. I’ll definitely book several days at Lake Superior Provincial Park. Thank you for the clear and comprehensive content. Keep up the good work!

We loved the more casual trials when we had 2 senior dogs because they were senior pup-friendly and offered a great way to just get out and stroll with them.

Nice video! I loved Point Farms was there this season.

Charming place, so nicely presented!👏

Have you been at this park? Let us know your experience!

One of my favourite parks! It’s lovely looking through all these views while in the middle of winter at home. Thank you for sharing 😊

Picking up my trailer tomorrow. I've done another spreadsheet, but I was glad that your "second opinion" verified what what it told me. I have an F250 and an 8800 lb GVWR trailer. It's a 6.2 gasser 4x4 with a standard bed, so the payload is great. Your spreadsheet shows that with 450 lbs of people and dogs, 500 lbs of additional cargo and using a hitch weight of 1000 lbs, I still have over 1300 lbs of payload left. That's about the same as the TOTAL amount of payload in my old F150. You have to dig into the charts of the Ford towing guide. My truck is advertised to have a huge towing capacity. In real life, it has a 12,500 lb towing capacity. That's less than Ford advertises for the current F150. It's a shame that this information isn't required to be calculated and disclosed before selling somebody a trailer that would be dangerous to tow.

My totals came back 0, 47, -357 If camper trailer is 2260 dry and says 3500 GVWR, I wonder if that’s shooting high? I doubt the water tanks and what not would add 1300 lbs on the trailer. Either way, I wonder if I’m a little too close for comfort.

Nearby is Midland and Penetanguishene. Awenda is kind of tucked back out of sight. I had been going to prov. parks for years and never even knew about it until a few years ago.

Where is the link??? I have a 2016 2.7 ecoboost super crew 4x2 I’m trynna figure this out for mine

A nice park,a nice video,lots of information,thanks for posting it.

Inverhuron is a pretty small park. It's always fun to bring your bike, but if you like a good long bike ride, you'll have to get creative which involves heading past the park boundaries.

What a stunning scenery man! Beaches are amazing and your edit is so captivating! 👌👌

Great videos! Inverhuron is the last park for me to visit on Lake Huron. Next year.

Macgregor Point is our local go to campground throughout the year!

BOOM BEST TOWING VIDEO INFO ON THE TUBE!!!

FYI. Read the bottom of the chart and it says that you can only tow 7k pounds with a class 4 hitch. Almost makes the chart obsolete if you have that

I agree it is a great park and good trails. Roger’s and Fido cell service is limited to 1 bar

I'm visiting here this weekend. It's my first visit. Can I ride a canoe? Your video was very helpful. Thank you.

We went this summer (the beach wasn't as nice as when you went - we had to wade through organic buildup to get to the sandbars), and the biggest problem was that the bike rack only fits three bikes, so not all four of us could bring bikes. It's a shame that the marl is less accessible than it used to be, it's a lot less cool. But better that they're protecting the vulnerable plants. The really weird thing was how casual they are about the bears - last time I was at Algonquin they not only ran through how to camp bear-safe, they actually made us sign a waiver. But even though the "bear in park" sign was up, there wasn't any real concern. My guess is that the threshold at MacGregor for that sign may be low? I agree that it's got a really great number of trails considering its side.

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Great work man, place looks really inviting and interesting! Definitely worth a visiting!

We stayed here last year in a yurt. I really liked the proximity to some nice towns as my family doesn't all like camping as much as I do 😅, but they loved the day trips into Port Elgin, Kincardine and Southampton.

Let us know what you think about Macgegor Point provincial park ❓

Just came from there, i miss it already.❤

Thanks for the nice video.

You literally salved the question that has been haunting me for weeks. Same truck and literally the same trailer. Thank you so much 😊

You will never get this kind of info from an rv dealer. You ask them. And they will say, oh ya your truck will pull this 28 ft travel trailer without even looking at your truck.

Well said

What about if you add a weight distribution hitch? How much more do you get with that?

14 F150 5.0 7700lb towing cap. Tow a 5000lb wet TT and i would not want to tow more its all about wind. I tow every winter from Mb to AZ at about 60mph and try and stay away from wind.

Thanks for posting this. I'm heading to LSPP in a couple of weeks and this video is very helpful for planning.

OK now, your spreadsheet doesn't factor in HITCH weight as payload. Hitch weight is critical to payload, since the tongue of the trailer is loading the back of the tow vehicle.

Which site were you on?

You're doing a great job at your videos's and information. Keep it up and thank you.

just dont drink the lake water without boiling it....very important.

Love your videos it's very helpful.

Nice park

Will be checking in on Sep 7. Its been a few years since we visited this park, looking forward to it after watching this video. Thank you Sandor!

Thanks for the information- much appreciated!

I have been searching and searching and can not find my GCWR for my 2019 Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek 4x4. All I can find to input in the spreadsheet is curb weight 4,837 Towing capacity6000 Passenger and cargo 1149

BS. We have hundreds of geese in Ottawa, not a problem. Jet skis is the problem.

Thanks so very much for helping me to figure this out. Been banging my head. I am new to this. Great info and thanks again.

Thank you so much for this video! I have been looking into buying a camper and trying to figure out if I need to also invest in a larger vehicle to tow it with! This helps me so much!

We've been to Bonnechere, Algonquin, SandBanks and Killbear, our favourite is Bon Echo by far. The scenery is incredible, the swimming is the best of all the parks and the canoe/kayak and fishing is good. Thanks so much for the 2 videos we just watched, you were great. Next stop is Driftwood and your video convinced us.

Disappointed by the click bait! No moose

Thank you for this tour! It's one park I didn't consider cause I thought it was to far away... but it's not to far for me, google maps says it's only about 2 hours from my home. And thank you for suggesting to not bring water toys... cause I have in the past are were not able to use them... took up too much room while camping in my suv. Soo good to know! I will bring my fold up bike though!

Excellent video, I live in Brandon and my husband and I like to visit new places, it's good to know about this beautiful place, thank you for showing us

Another great Ontario park review. Felt like being there. Thanks

Gorgeous and serene lake man, views are absolutely gorgeous!