Cape Croker Rough Camping is part of Cape Croker Park, a 520-acre destination on the Bruce Peninsula owned and operated by the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation. This section of the park offers rustic camping surrounded by fragrant cedar trees, providing a back-to-nature experience on the Georgian Bay shore. The park features 315 total campsites across seven campgrounds, with the Rough Camping area appealing to those seeking a more traditional outdoor experience. Open from May through Thanksgiving Monday, the park sits between high limestone bluffs in the Neyaashiinigmiing community and provides access to hiking trails and scenic waterways along the eastern Bruce Peninsula.