Camping at Killbear Provincial Park 2019

Killbear is my favourite Ontario Provincial Park. The park is located on the shores of Georgian Bay, just west of Parry Sound. Its landscape consists of Canadian shield granite rocks and sandy beaches: my favourite combination.
Here are some highlights of our recent trip. This video includes clips from Beaver Dams and Kilcoursie beaches, Harold Point Rocks, Look out point trail, Blind Bay Beach and the visitors center.
There is tons to do in this park. Put it on your list!
Be sure to watch the video until the end to see all the action at the jumping rock, including some wicked action of the famous 'Suicide Rock' jump.

[@kenwiberg6517]

First went there in '66 ........things have changed, all except for the diving rocks .....when I learned SCUBA, I found many treasures that had fallen out of pockets there ....

[@droppingnext6234]

How deep is the under the diving rocks, Ken?

[@kenwiberg6517]

@@droppingnext6234 off the end of the point on the deep side ( the diving rocks side) the bottom will drop away to 65 feet, but right where everyone usually jumps it used to be about 8-15 feet and varies from year to year as the level of the Great Lakes are allowed to raise and lower (my dad was Coast Guard in those days) .... Use care when jumping off "suicide" - I watched someone jump from a tree and when he tried to push out, the tree went back and he barely hit the water, although he did dis-locate his shoulder .... had a tough time getting out of the water in great pain ...... not a kid either .....

[@droppingnext6234]

@@kenwiberg6517 good advice Ken. It's a dangerous jump. My dad wisdom deterred me from giving that suicide jump a try. I like that decision!

[@jettdunkley]

Nice video 😁 suicide jumps were awesome

[@droppingnext6234]

Hey Jeff. Just seeing this comment now 😢 The suicide jump is scary. Fun to watch those brave enough launch off of it.