Description

Kring Point State Park is a narrow peninsula whose south shore faces Goose Bay and north shore faces the St. Lawrence River. Standing anywhere in the park, visitors see water and many of the 1700 islands for which the region is named. Half of the park's 100 campsites are on the waterfront, and virtually every cabin and campsite has a river or bay view. The park has docks on the river and the bay and a sandy beach on the St. Lawrence. Fishing, boating, swimming, and picnicking are major activities. During the winter, visitors cross-country ski.

Geography:

Kring Point State Park is located on a peninsula east of Alexandria Bay, between Goose Bay and the St. Lawrence River.

Recreation:

The park offers opportunities for boating, fishing, hunting, picnicking, and camping.

Facilities:

The park features boat launch sites and dockage. Picnic areas with tables, pavilions, and a playground are available, as are campsites with showers and dumping stations. Most of the park is accessible to disabled visitors.

Nearby Attractions:

Grass Point State Park, Mary Island State Park, Keewaydin State Park, Wellesley Island State Park, and Jacques Cartier State Park are nearby.