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Bonnechere

Bonnechere Provincial Park

Barrier Free

Available at the centrally comfort station as well as campsite #37.

Boat Launch(es)

The boat launch is located in the day use area on the Bonnechere River. The maximum recommended size is 18 feet. Please contact park staff to discuss your particular situation if you have questions.

Comfort Station(s)

A full service comfort station is centrally located which provides access to flush toilets, showers and laundry facilities.

A mini-comfort station is located in Sandy Flats Campground which provides pedal flush toilets and shower stalls. There are no laundry facilities at this location.

Day Use

The beach at the day use area is popular for swimming.  A beautiful sandy beach with buoyed swimming area, a board walk and shady areas with picnic tables are the highlights.  There are no lifeguards posted at the beach.

Obtain your daily vehicle permit up to five days in advance to guarantee your day use spot at this park.

Visit the Ontario Parks day use page to learn more.

Flush Toilets

Available at the centrally located comfort station and the mini comfort station in Sandy Flats Campground.

Laundromat

Two washers and Two dryers are available at the centrally located comfort station.

Park Store

Located in the day use area at the Davenport Centre. The store sells camper supplies such as utensils and tablecloths, ice and ice cream, drinks and snacks, Ontario Parks merchandise, firewood and Friends of Bonnechere Parks merchandise. Canoe and kayak rentals are provided at the Park Store.

Rentals

Canoes and kayaks are rented out of the Park Store on a first-come first-served basis. Reservations are not taken.

Personal Floatation Devices (PFDs) are also available with a $25 refundable deposit.

Visitor Centre

The Davenport Centre is located in the day use area and is in the same building as the Park Store. Here you can participate in one of our many Natural Heritage programs and learn about Bonnechere’s rich history linked to First Nations, pioneer and logging eras as well as the many natural features unique to the area.