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Swimming Spots

For Families and Pros
Discover Our Aquatic Oases
The Northern Bruce Peninsula is a paradise for swimmers and water sports enthusiasts. With its rugged shoreline dotted with hidden coves and crystal-clear waters, this region offers an array of incredible swim spots to explore. Thrill-seekers can jump into the deep azure waters of Georgian Bay, or snorkel through underwater caves and shipwrecks. For those craving an adrenaline rush, Tobermory is the place to be - scuba dive to see submerged cliffs and venture into the chilly depths to discover centuries-old wrecks.

Families will love the sandy beaches and calm, shallow waters of Singing Sands or Dunks Bay, perfect for splashing around or stand-up paddleboarding on a hot summer day. Head to the grotto at Bruce Peninsula National Park for a one-of-a-kind experience swimming in a natural sea cave with dazzling turquoise waters and towering rock formations. Whether you're a competitive swimmer training for open water races or just love playing in the waves, the Northern Bruce Peninsula has a diverse range of amazing places to take a dip surrounded by some of Ontario's most spectacular scenery.
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Singing Sands

Public, sandy beach, shallow warm water, a couple of easy hiking trails, public washroom/change rooms. Part of Bruce Peninsula National Park.


Directions: Turn off Highway 6 onto Dorcas Bay Rd. Singing Sands Entry will be on the Right hand side. Requires a purchased National Park day use pass to use.

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Dunks Bay

Dunks Bay Small public sandy beach, deep cold water, public washroom

Directions: Turn onto Dunks Bay Rd. Off Highway 6. Beach is located at the end of the road. Free Parking.

3

Little Cove (Dave's Bay)

Public rocky beach, deep cold water. Part of Bruce Peninsula National Park. 

Directions: Turn onto Little Cove Rd off highway 6. Beach is located at the end of the road, but park at the top of the hill. Free Parking

4

Indian Head Cove/Grotto

Public rocky beach, cold deep water, public composting toilet. Part of the Bruce Peninsula National Park, has a 30 minute hike to get to it. Requires a purchased National Park day use pass to use. 

Directions: Turn onto Cyprus Lake Rd. off Highway 6. Follow road to the end. Valid Day Pass and four hour time slot reservation required.

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Halfway Log Dump

Public rocky beach, cold deep water, public composting toilet. Part of Bruce Peninsula National Park, has a 15 minute trail to get to the shoreline. Requires a purchased National Park day use pass to use.


Directions: Turn onto Emmett Lake Rd Off Highway 6. Follow down gravel road, at the fork in the road stay to the left. Parking lot is at the end of the road. Day Pass fee applies.

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Happy Hearts Camp

Get a day pass: ideal for families. Swimming Pool, Playground, Basketball, Camp Store, Mini Golf, Horse Shoes, Shuffle Board, Campfire
Keep the Bruce Clean

We respectfully acknowledge that we live and work on Treaty 72 Territory, the traditional territory of the Chippewas of Saugeen and the Chippewas of Nawash, collectively known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation.

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