Gullwing Lake Park

We moved into this park as seasonal campers mid summer 2017 from a park in Southern Ontario that our family had been in since 1972. New management took over beginning of Sept and is making much need improvements to the park. The people here make the park enjoyable. There is a sense of community and family. If there is a fire you are welcome to stop and visit. Social activities for seasonal and transient campers almost every weekend. Friendly hello's and helping hands. Many people that camped for a weekend or week this pass summer have moved into the park as seasonal. I urge everyone that came here and was not impressed with past management to give us another try, take a walk up the hill and chat with the seasonals I think you will change your mind.
7 years ago (15-03-2018)

I HAVE STAYED AT THIS PARK FOR MANY YEARS. THERE ARE A GREAT NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO STAY ALSO. THESE PEOPLE ARE WONDERFUL, HELPFUL AND GENEROUS. WE HAVE CHANGED MANAGERS IN THE LAST YEAR. FOR THE BETTER. I DON'T KNOW WHEN THESE OTHER POST WERE MADE, BUT THAT IS SURE NOT THE WAY THINGS ARE NOW. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE, FULL OF TREES AND ALL THE THINGS THAT MAKE IT MUSKOKA. THE LAKE IS SPECIAL. CLEAN AND AWESOME. I WOULD LOVE YOU TO COME AND SEE IT FOR YOURSELF. YES THE ROADS ARE TIGHT. BUT IF YOU WANT A BIG TRAILER PARK GO TO ONE. THIS ONE IS PERFECT , AND VERY WELCOMING.
7 years ago (02-02-2018)

Under the New Management at Gullwing Lake Park, things are getting done. In the heart of the Muskokas on a beautiful lake, Gullwing offers everything. All of the older , negative comments are now null and void strictly because of the staff running the Park. Danny, Steph and Kerri have returned this place to its glory and the social atmosphere is now amazing. We love it here and invite you to join us!!
7 years ago (28-01-2018)

I dont even know where to start. I was excited on the adventure to muskoka. Gullwing lake park was nothing short of a nightmare. From the moment we signed in. The manager knowing rain was coming in wouldnt give us a better campsite as we are all knew our site was a mudhole, even though the lot beside us was empty. Family came by to say hello on their way to their jeep trail and was addressed with rudeness and told they werent even allowed to step out of their vehicle. Things continued to decline as the weekend moved on. Our families jeep broke down and there was no compassion shown for them to stay the night with us or even rent that empty spot beside us. She yelled threatened to call the cops to get them them to leave. I never knew there could be anyone so heartless and rude...did i mention this entire time we had torrential rain? I hear the manager is on her way out on august 14, which I am happy for the other campers because they have all been awesome! Karma will follow this woman i have no doubt..!
8 years ago (06-08-2017)

Where do I start .......... at the beginning...... we are new to camping so this season we decided to try several sites to see which we liked...... A week before going to Gullwing Lake, I had seen some bad reviews mixed with some good ones. I decided to have an open mind as I have experienced good times where others had not. I WISH I HAD LISTENED TO THE REVIEWS....... PLEASE DON'T MAKE MY MISTAKE AND THINK "IT SURELY CAN'T BE THAT BAD", AS GULLWING LAKE IS ABSOLUTELY AWFUL. My experience was as follows, Arrive and walk into the office where a woman could not even bother to look up say 'hi or welcome ", she just said"name" and you owe me ........ I paid for a prime pull thru lot with full hook up. She proceeded to walk me to my site saying "the picnic table needs to be moved up the other end where the fire pit is. The permanent resident opposite my pitch liked privacy and total silence, no noise was allowed. At the end of the conversation she left me with over 2 pages of rules that would take me all weekend to read The prime site was directly next too the main road, no fences just a single row of trees. The pitch was a haven for mosquitoes and back flies and was basically a gravel pit with no space to lay out a rug or chairs even if we fancied being eaten alive. We stayed one night and left the next day after a day at the lake in Gravenhurst. Please learn from our mistake stay away from this site ....... English rose
8 years ago (16-07-2017)