Brucedale

• Camping season runs from the last full weekend in April until Thanksgiving weekend.
• Brucedale is a mostly seasonal park with some transient sites available.  Please call 226-929-5611 to inquire about either!
• Campground Map
• Campground Rules and Regulations
• Firewood

• GPS 44.3799,-81.5231
• On the shore of Lake Huron between Port Elgin and Kincardine.
• Easy to find from Highway 21, just follow the "C" signs.
• You can take either Concession 10 or Concession 12 from Highway 21.
• Just drive until you get to the water, turn right from Concession 10 or left from Concession 12.
• If you don't like gravel roads, we suggest you take Concession 10 until you get almost to the lake and turn right onto Sprucedale Drive.
• Map this location.

• There are no maintained recreational trails at Brucedale.
• There are many trails close to the park.

• Fishing is permitted within season only (follow MNRF guidelines).
• Visit our Fishing page for more information.

• Hunting is not permitted inside our Conservation Areas. It may occur in Managed Forests attached to them.
• You may go hunting on many Saugeen Conservation properties. Hunting must be within the Ontario regulations and seasons.
• Please visit our Hunting page for more information.

Camping fees

For campground related fees please visit our fee schedule.

• The Brucedale Conservation Area lands were purchased by Saugeen Conservation in 1956 and 1965, and total 50 hectares (123 acres) in size.
• The property was purchased to allow public access to Lake Huron for recreational purposes.
• The local Women's Institute was involved in developing the land and it was used as a municipal campground for many years.
• Brucedale is designated a Conservation Area and Managed Forest property.