Now more than ever, it’s important to book ahead and plan ahead before visiting Bruce County. From iconic locations like The Grotto in Bruce Peninsula National Park to sandy beaches along the Lake Huron shoreline and stunning Bruce Trail lookouts with Georgian Bay views, there’s so much to see in Bruce County. No longer an undiscovered gem, to make the most of your visit you need to make reservations well in advance to avoid being disappointed on arrival. Whether you’re booking parking, the ferry, a glass bottom boat tour or a guided excursion, it’s important to call ahead, do your research and make reservations for your bucket list items.
In addition to planning ahead, as more and more visitors come to the region, a new focus on visiting responsibly has emerged.
The Bruce Peninsula Visitor Manifesto offers some great guidelines for those wanting to lessen their impact on the region and respect the local communities while visiting. The Fitz also has some great resources for visitors to the Peninsula that focus on visiting responsibly.
Click here to read their directory.
The folks at Bruce County also offer an incredible number of trip planning resources on their Explore the Bruce website. From
Everything you Need to Know Before Visiting Bruce Peninsula National Park to tips on visiting
The Grotto and Indian Head Cove and their
great blogs about planning ahead, spending some time on the Explore the Bruce website will be well worth it before heading to the Peninsula.
Resources from The Bruce Trail Conservancy