Pancake Bay Provincial Park — Park in Batchawana Bay

Reviews of Pancake Bay Provincial Park

• Bryan

  Added 2016.07.15

  Pancake Bay Provincal Park is located right on Lake Superior. The sites are quite private as they are densely treed. We went in the beginning of May. The park is open, but there is no one at the front gate and it's self serve camping, at this time about half of the washrooms were closed. The sites that are located beach front are considered premium sites, so they do cost a bit more.
• Nicholas

  Added 2016.03.07

  The actual park office/exit is not well marked , making it tricky to find our way out. We got stuck for 15 minutes on the narrow lakefront lane while a retired couple in a shiny new bus (complete with walkie talkies) tried to back out of their site while avoiding scratching their expensive vehicle. Judging by their body language, the conversations for the rest of their day were going to be tense!
• Michael

  Added 2015.07.12

  This place is so beautiful. Very clean trails and facilities. Staff is friendly and very helpful. It's really good for running. Amazing place for camping and for the family. It has very beautiful scenic sights as well. Recommended 10 outta 10. The beach is very pretty and we'll kept
• Dylan

  Added 2014.12.16

  A little expensive as a stop over just to spend the night as it is in the Parks system (require 24 hour pass + Park entrance fee). Would love to spend several days or maybe even a week here sometime and just relax.
• Seth

  Added 2014.02.20

  Long skinny beautiful campground that hugs a narrow strip between the highway and the lake. If you pay the premium for lake front sites , it's a lot nicer ... except that every really nice campsite seemed to be occupied by a monster RV running its generator. We accidentally choose a site too close to the highway and had the all night truck noise that made us feel like we were back in downtown Montreal.
• Jesus

  Added 2013.10.16

  The best part are the sunsets! They are to die for.
• Isabella

  Added 2013.10.01

  The park is basically a strip of forest between the road and the beach. Very long beach and gorgeous view of Lake Superior. Be prepared for cold weather because it is so up North. It has the same setup as most provincial parks
• Lucas

  Added 2013.08.08

  Awesome sandy beach. Marks almost the halfway point between Toronto and Thunder bay. I always spend the night here when I am driving the trip back and forth. Clean showers with hot water!