Yea go for it. Not the best beach, but nice little park all in all. Coming from Hamilton it's nice not to drive through Toronto to get there. Is that Freeza from the new series?
@@backpackeralex anytime my friend hopefully one day i bump into u at one of these ontario parks i am not far from you in hamilton i am from kitchener keep up the awesome work
Hey! I have loved watching your videos. Thank you for taking the time to film so much of them. Do you have suggestions on where to go as a first time camper? I have considered the Bruce Peninsula as it seems like a good mix of busy/wilderness. Any suggestions would be great. I would like to get away for a few days this spring/summer. I am in the GTA.
Hi Chelsea, all depends on what you want to do. Bruce Pen. Is very busy, I am avoiding it now during peak season. First time camper, maybe just go to Lake Erie and enjoy the beach and not driving through Toronto.
The lake level a have been high in recent years since the outlet dams at Cornwall were raised by about 1 metre. Everyone notices this, it's leaving shorelines higher than they have been since 1958, the levels set after Hurricane Hazel in 1954. Everything built to the old 1958 level is now seeing higher water, and is prone to flooding with spring melt and rains. We visited Toronto Island last year '19, to find it within inches of swamping over, L. Ontario was so high, and happening again this year. They are not letting enough water out of the lakes, the effects are seen over the whole system.
Rock Point is on Lake Erie which has no dam. The water leaves it two spots, free flow over Niagara falls or hydro intakes and second a smaller amount through the Welland Canal. Yes, the whole system is higher with some increased rainfall and a few good ice years. Lake Ontario is damned, but they cant let it all out at once as it will flood Quebec and mess up shipping.
Very nice! Thanks so much for sharing!
Awesome, I'm booking my next trip here
Yea go for it. Not the best beach, but nice little park all in all. Coming from Hamilton it's nice not to drive through Toronto to get there. Is that Freeza from the new series?
Cool! Used to have a cottage right next door there.
Sweet! Get them shells washing ashore?
love your videos man glad i was view number 1
Sweet! Thanks for the first thumbs up too. Been busy with 2 jobs and a house, however things are slowing down now and lots more videos to come.
@@backpackeralex anytime my friend hopefully one day i bump into u at one of these ontario parks i am not far from you in hamilton i am from kitchener keep up the awesome work
Dude its about time. Thanks for the video.
Glad to see you back brother. See you out there!
Hey! I have loved watching your videos. Thank you for taking the time to film so much of them. Do you have suggestions on where to go as a first time camper? I have considered the Bruce Peninsula as it seems like a good mix of busy/wilderness. Any suggestions would be great. I would like to get away for a few days this spring/summer. I am in the GTA.
*I'm in Burlington :)
Hi Chelsea, all depends on what you want to do. Bruce Pen. Is very busy, I am avoiding it now during peak season. First time camper, maybe just go to Lake Erie and enjoy the beach and not driving through Toronto.
The lake level a have been high in recent years since the outlet dams at Cornwall were raised by about 1 metre. Everyone notices this, it's leaving shorelines higher than they have been since 1958, the levels set after Hurricane Hazel in 1954. Everything built to the old 1958 level is now seeing higher water, and is prone to flooding with spring melt and rains. We visited Toronto Island last year '19, to find it within inches of swamping over, L. Ontario was so high, and happening again this year. They are not letting enough water out of the lakes, the effects are seen over the whole system.
Rock Point is on Lake Erie which has no dam. The water leaves it two spots, free flow over Niagara falls or hydro intakes and second a smaller amount through the Welland Canal. Yes, the whole system is higher with some increased rainfall and a few good ice years. Lake Ontario is damned, but they cant let it all out at once as it will flood Quebec and mess up shipping.