MacGregor Point Provincial Park

MacGregor Point Provincial Park is an Ontario provincial park on the eastern shore of Lake Huron near the communities of Port Elgin and Southampton, offering shoreline, dunes and mixed forest habitats.

The park provides sandy beaches and dune systems, coastal wetlands and mixed forest with a network of hiking trails, boardwalks and picnic areas. Facilities include campsites, day-use areas and interpretive programming that highlight local natural history and seasonal wildlife.

Established and managed by Ontario Parks, the area has been developed for public recreation and natural heritage interpretation while preserving its coastal ecosystems.

The park sits on the Lake Huron shoreline in Bruce County within Saugeen Shores municipality, between Port Elgin and Southampton and accessible by road from surrounding towns.

• Sunset views: Sunsets over Lake Huron are a highlight for photographers and visitors on the park's west-facing shoreline.

What to See #

• Beach and dunes: Sandy beaches, dunes and a lakeshore shoreline with swimming and sunset views along Lake Huron.
• Campgrounds: Campgrounds and backcountry sites offering vehicle-accessible loops and seasonal reservations for overnight stays.
• Nature centre: A park nature or visitor centre that provides interpretive programs and information about the park's ecosystems and seasonal activities.