Sibbald Point Provincial Park
Recreational oasis on Lake Simcoe's shores.
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Varied; entry fee applies
Time Needed
Full day
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Good weather best
Stroller Access
Partial
Washrooms
Available on-site
Food
Picnic areas available
Parking
On-site; free
Booking
Recommended for camping
Parent Effort
Medium
Sibbald Point Provincial Park is a delightful escape for families, offering diverse activities from beach fun to museum exploration, all set within a picturesque lakeside setting.
About This Place
Sibbald Point Provincial Park offers a haven for families seeking both adventure and relaxation on the shores of Lake Simcoe in Ontario. With its expansive sandy beach, the park is perfect for sunbathing and swimming while the numerous hiking trails and boating facilities cater to outdoor enthusiasts. Families can explore the Sibbald family museum and enjoy picnics in scenic grassy areas. Whether you're camping in an RV or a tent, both electrical and non-electrical campsites are available. Open all year for day-use visitors, Sibbald Point is a prime destination for both summer and winter activities.
Official Website open_in_newBeach & Water Fun
Enjoy the sandy beach and Lake Simcoe water activities.
Camping Adventures
Choose from secluded, radio-free, or full-service camping.
Nature Trails
Explore forested hiking trails and natural beauty.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Monday – Sunday
- –
- Admission
- FREE
- Socks
- Not required
- Food policy
- Bring your own picnic
- Booking
- Advised for campsites
- Parking
- Ample parking available
- Washrooms
- Facilities equipped with baby change
- Official website
- Visit site
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Kid Fit by Age
Enjoyable with parent support
Beach and grassy areas to explore
Campsite explorations and museum visits
Adventure in hiking and water activities
Engage in nature and active play
Ideal for water sports and trails
- •Supervision around water is necessary
- •Sunscreen obligatory
- •Insect repellent recommended for evening
- •No lifeguard on duty
- •Partial stroller-friendly paths
- •Accessible washrooms available
- •Picnic areas easily reachable
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit during weekdays for a quieter experience. Summer offers the fullest access to activities and the museum.
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- check_boxSunscreen
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- check_boxHat and sunglasses
- check_boxPicnic supplies
Location
Address
26071 York Regional Rd 18, Sutton West, Georgina, ON L0E 1R0, Canada
Phone
+19057228061
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Insider Tips
Check Ontario Parks for booking slots in advance.
Combine your park visit with a trip to the town of Sutton.
The museum offers a slice of local history—don't miss it!
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Last checked: 2026