Locals Beach

MacGregor Point Provincial Park

Port Elgin, ON, Canada

Pet-friendlyUncrowded

MacGregor Point Provincial Park covers 7 km of Lake Huron coast just south of Port Elgin, Ontario, one of the most ecologically varied stretches of the shore. Several beaches and access points line the park, from a gently sloping sandy day-use beach to a rocky pet beach. There are no lifeguards or buoys, so this is more for wading, walking, and sunsets than laps.

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A varied, natural shoreline with a pet beach, though the sand beaches are small and partly rocky.

How we score beaches
Local Tip

Head to the day-use beach for sand; the pet beach is rocky in and out of the water, so bring water shoes for you and the dog.

Parking

Parking at the day-use area and campground beaches; an Ontario Parks permit is required.

Accessibility

Paths lead to each beach; shoreline surfaces range from sand to rock.

Pets

Dogs are allowed at the designated pet beach, which has a rocky shoreline.

Weather & the best time to visit

The park is open all year. Summer is for the beaches; winter brings skiing and snowshoeing on the trails.

2 Access Points

This isn't one entrance, it's a stretch with a few. Here's where locals actually meet up.

Day Use Beach

The main sandy beach with a gentle slope into the lake.

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Camper's Beach

A beach reached from the campground loops.

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