15 Videos in the first video block. Click on the up arrow on the bottom right hand corner will open the video menu.

Video #1 3:05 minutes - Taken from campsite 165. Gives a perspective of camspites with electrical outlets from 161 to 241. As you can see there is little or no privacy at most sites. This may not be an issue when you are in a 5th Wheel or Travel Trailer but it can be uncomfortable if you are camping in a tent.

Video #2 2:39 minutes - Holly the Park Warden explains the children's button program. A great activity to keep kids responsible with a button given away for doing each task.

Video #3 30 seconds - Short video of our Videographers Labrador swimming with his life jacket. Taken from one of the small rock island on Lake of Two Rivers. Beware the little islands attract Canadian Geese who leave their droppings all over the islands. This video was taken during a cloudy and rainy July.

Lake of Two Rivers has a dog friendly beach to the right of the people beach. The dog beach shares space with canoes and can be quite crowded at the height of camping season with mini power boats, canoes and kids learning how to fish. Also this portion of the beach has more pebbles and rocks near the shore and marsh at the point or far right. People wouldn't want to swim here anyways even though 15 feet out is only up to your ankles. The bottom turns into soft gooey feeling mud.

Video #4 4:41 minutes - A longer video of canoes on Lake of Two Rivers during the fall. The lake is very calm at this point. However, when the wind does pick up you can be pushed across the lake towards the Eastern beach and the entrance to the river that leads to Pog Lake. (I personally was swimming at the Eastern beach one windy summer day and had to drive a canoest back to the campground (10 minutes drive between Lake of Two Rivers and Eastern Beach) because he couldn't take his canoe across the lake.)

There are 15 videos in total but these first 4 are the most useful. Video's are courtesty of B. Hayden aka InterHayden