MacGregor Point Provincial Park

Hi everyone! Sorry for the accidental hiatus (and so much for doing well on my summer goals). After a wonderful weekend camping, I am ready to share what I have done and get right back on track.

I have really been getting into the idea of travelling lately. However, living in Canada makes it difficult to get anywhere quickly. When a friend of mine asked if Matt and I wanted to join her and a group of friends on a camping trip to MacGregor Point Provincial Park, I jumped at the chance.

Camping is the perfect way to see and experience Canada at its best. I used to go with my family when I was younger, so it was great to go back to what I love.

We stayed in a Yurt for this trip. I had no idea what to expect, and it was great. It slept six people, and the actual site had loads of space (the people beside us had about three vehicles there throughout the day).

On the first night, we had our fire and the ultimate S’mores (I highly suggest graham cracker and Mars Bars bites). Matt tried his first ever S’more, and he thinks it’s confusing. No argument here.

On Saturday, we all went to the beach for the day. The water was so clear and very shallow. I was the shortest of the group, and even I could touch nearly a kilometre away.

That night, we went to Sunset Point to watch the sun go down. That’s always a great way to end a day. The stars that night were also stunning, so I stayed up pretty late to enjoy the fire and stargaze.

Before we headed back on the road, we decided to take a hike around an easy trail and have a picnic. It was the perfect way to end a great weekend.

I think an honourable mention needs to go to Koob (the best game) and friendship. I couldn’t have imagined a better group of people to go camping with. We even made friendship bracelets to honour the occasion.

Have you ever been camping? Share some experiences with me in the comments below!

-Daniella

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