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Point Farms Provincial Park
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82491 Bluewater Highway,RR 3, Goderich, ON, N7A 3X9
(519) 524-7124 No. of Sites (208) - 58 non-electrical sites, 150 electrical sites, 6 group sites Wheel Chair Accessible Campsites - none specifically designated. Barrier-free access is available at the comfort station Operating Dates: May 8, 2026 to October 13, 2026 |
Terrain: Once the site of a popular Victorian resort, this park north of Goderich is perched on a bluff and offers spectacular views of the blue water
and beautiful sunsets of Lake Huron. It features mostly flat trails that wind through open fields and old farm sites, with some areas having
gentle inclines, particularly along the Ravine Trail. The park is known for its ecologically rich environment, including sandy beaches and a
globally significant Oak Savanna ecosystem.
Staff: Very friendly and helpful
Bathrooms: Perfectly clean and in great shape. There are 2 comfort stations; one in each of the two campgrounds.
Shower: There are showers at each of the comfort stations. They are clean and run well.
Beach : One long sandy beach on the shores of Lake Huron, with no life guards. Parts of the shore are covered in a flat, pocked rock formation,
making it interesting to look at.
Out Door Water Faucets - Clean, drinkable water and easy to find throughout the park
and beautiful sunsets of Lake Huron. It features mostly flat trails that wind through open fields and old farm sites, with some areas having
gentle inclines, particularly along the Ravine Trail. The park is known for its ecologically rich environment, including sandy beaches and a
globally significant Oak Savanna ecosystem.
Staff: Very friendly and helpful
Bathrooms: Perfectly clean and in great shape. There are 2 comfort stations; one in each of the two campgrounds.
Shower: There are showers at each of the comfort stations. They are clean and run well.
Beach : One long sandy beach on the shores of Lake Huron, with no life guards. Parts of the shore are covered in a flat, pocked rock formation,
making it interesting to look at.
Out Door Water Faucets - Clean, drinkable water and easy to find throughout the park
Hiking Trails:
Old Farms Trail – 4km (1.5 hours), loop, easy
Take a leisurely walk through areas that were once old farm fields and orchards.
Below the Bluff Trail - 0.5 km (20 minutes) linear, easy
Walk beneath a mixed wood forest while listening to the birds above and waves from nearby Lake Huron.
Ravine Trail - 1 km (30 minutes) linear, moderate
A more challenging hike with rugged terrain and steep inclines that wind along side of a ravine. A stairway to the beach can be accessed at the end of the trail.
Old Farms Trail – 4km (1.5 hours), loop, easy
Take a leisurely walk through areas that were once old farm fields and orchards.
Below the Bluff Trail - 0.5 km (20 minutes) linear, easy
Walk beneath a mixed wood forest while listening to the birds above and waves from nearby Lake Huron.
Ravine Trail - 1 km (30 minutes) linear, moderate
A more challenging hike with rugged terrain and steep inclines that wind along side of a ravine. A stairway to the beach can be accessed at the end of the trail.
Pet Amenities: The dog beach is the whole southern shoreline of the beach. This makes up half of the entire beach.
Playground: There are children's play structures situated right outside both of the comfort stations.
Park Store: The gate house doubles as the park store. There you will find an array of clothing items, souvenirs, toys, basic camping supplies,
grocery items, snacks, beverages, frozen novelties, firewood and ice.
Rentals: Although you can canoe on the lake, the park does not offer any rentals of canoes or boats.
Personal Floatation devices (PFDs): Available at the park office, you can borrow a properly fitted PFD.
Extension Cord Loan Service: Extension cords are available with a refundable deposit. Electrical pedestals are at times a distance from
the site and may require cords that are longer than expected.
Playground: There are children's play structures situated right outside both of the comfort stations.
Park Store: The gate house doubles as the park store. There you will find an array of clothing items, souvenirs, toys, basic camping supplies,
grocery items, snacks, beverages, frozen novelties, firewood and ice.
Rentals: Although you can canoe on the lake, the park does not offer any rentals of canoes or boats.
Personal Floatation devices (PFDs): Available at the park office, you can borrow a properly fitted PFD.
Extension Cord Loan Service: Extension cords are available with a refundable deposit. Electrical pedestals are at times a distance from
the site and may require cords that are longer than expected.
Things To Do At Point Farms Provincial Park
- Swimming
- Canoeing
- Boating
- Kayaking
- Paddle Boarding
- Birding
- Hiking
- Biking
- Picnicking
- Discovery Program
- The park is closed in the winter however cross-country skiing and hiking is permitted on roads and trails. Snowmobiling on roadways only is also
permitted.
- Swimming
- Canoeing
- Boating
- Kayaking
- Paddle Boarding
- Birding
- Hiking
- Biking
- Picnicking
- Discovery Program
- The park is closed in the winter however cross-country skiing and hiking is permitted on roads and trails. Snowmobiling on roadways only is also
permitted.
Attractions And Places To Go Near Point Farms Provincial Park
Closest City (town) - Goderich, Ontario
- Huron County Museum
- Goderich Lighthouse
- Laithwaite Apple Park Statues
- Reuben R. Sallows Gallery
- Elizabeth's Art Gallery
- Escape Room Goderich inside Tabletop Giant
- Little Bowl (Bowling Alley)
- Huron Historic Gaol
- CNR School on Wheels Museum
- Extreme Birdhouses (in Belgrave)
Closest City (town) - Goderich, Ontario
- Huron County Museum
- Goderich Lighthouse
- Laithwaite Apple Park Statues
- Reuben R. Sallows Gallery
- Elizabeth's Art Gallery
- Escape Room Goderich inside Tabletop Giant
- Little Bowl (Bowling Alley)
- Huron Historic Gaol
- CNR School on Wheels Museum
- Extreme Birdhouses (in Belgrave)
Directions:
Point Farms Provincial Park is located on the shores of Lake Huron, about 8 km (9 minutes) north of the town of Goderich on highway 21. It is 66 km (50 minutes) north of Pinery Provincial Park.
Signs For Directions To Park - There are no signs for directions the entire time until you have arrived. You will need to rely on a map or on GPS.
Point Farms Provincial Park is located on the shores of Lake Huron, about 8 km (9 minutes) north of the town of Goderich on highway 21. It is 66 km (50 minutes) north of Pinery Provincial Park.
Signs For Directions To Park - There are no signs for directions the entire time until you have arrived. You will need to rely on a map or on GPS.