Bruce Peninsula - Cypress Lake - Poplars #3

 When we booked this site, we had high hopes for it's "good" privacy. It really seemed like it would be so. However, we felt disappointed upon arrival to learn that the other campgrounds were much closer than we anticipated and the wood between us really didn't feel like it provided good privacy at all.


















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