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Inverhuron Provincial Park, Tiverton

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#4 of 10 in Nature in Bruce County

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Inverhuron Provincial Park is a provincial park located on the shores of Lake Huron beside the small village of Inverhuron, Ontario, near Tiverton, Ontario, Canada. The Park opened in 1956, featuring 351 campsites, nature trails and beaches.

With the construction of a Heavy Water "Deuterium Oxide" plant at the Bruce Nuclear Power Development, Ontario Hydro purchased the park from the Ministry of Natural Resources in 1973 for issues of safety and security. Ontario Hydro also signed a 999-year lease with the Ministry which allowed the park to operate as a day-use park only—overnight camping was completely phased out by 1976. When Bruce Nuclear closed and decommissioned its Heavy Water plant in 1998, safety concerns were minimized and the process of opening up the park again for overnight camping began.

On 8 July 2005, the park re-opened as an overnight camping destination featuring 125 private campsites with electrical service, convenient comfort stations, and an improved network of trails.

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By Peter G

We visited this campground in September 2020. The campsite and washrooms were excellent, with regular cleaning of the washrooms occuring due to Covid-19. We had a beautiful campsite, with a... more »
By 33farraha

Beautiful park. The sites were private and plenty big enough. Our site 24 had some poison ivy and the fire pit was on a slope which made for only 3 chairs to be around and we had a hard time pulling..... more »

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By Random Everything

Well maintained park. I really like the private sites. The trails are nice. the beach seems to be shrinking due to water levels though.. (out of their control)

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By sebrena hesch

Fantastic campsite. Can't wait to stay longer next time three nights doesn't seem like enough. Lots of paths and trails love the swimming area. Both Rocky and Sandy areas depending on what you want to do. Kids enjoy jumping off the rocks. If you are a camping advocate this place is a must.

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