Stephenfield Campground

Stephenfield Lake is actually a reservoir that was formed on the Boyne River due to concerns about the area's water supply. The park was later formed around the lake's south shores in 1974. Take advantage of the many recreational amenities that are found in the park, like the beach, baseball diamond, horseshoe pits, hiking trails and the boat launch. It is a terrific family-oriented campground. Stephenfield offers its campers great sites, that are large, private, and enclosed within a well-treed area. The campground provides five group use areas.<br><br> <b>Located in the Campground</b><br> Baseball, basketball, boat launch, dump station, fishing (license required), horseshoe, kiosk (campground office for site information), modern washrooms, pay showers, picnic areas, picnic shelter (near bay 5), pit privies, playground (at beach), swimming (unsupervised beach), volleyball (near beach), and water taps.<br><br> <b>Located in the Park</b><br> Boating, canoeing, and hiking (several trails).<br><br> <b>Located Outside the Park</b><br> Biking (8 km west), convenience store (Roseisle), firewood (available for purchase within 300 m of park entrance), gas station (Roseisle), golf (9 holes - Miami & Roland; 18 holes and mini golf - Carman), restaurant (Sparks Drive Inn), and video store (Roseisle).