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San Souci Island

Location: Georgian Bay
Lat / Lon: N 45° 11.584' / W 080° 07.649'
Depth: 10-15 feet
Tide: None
Description:

The depth in the anchorage is between 10 - 15' deep. There are metal pins in the rocks to tie back to. If you are tied to shore then you may be charged a fee if the parks people visit. No fee is payable if you are swinging on the hook. This anchorage is protected from all winds and waves. There is shore access via a dock on shore as well as along the shoreline. This is a popular anchorage and can get busy at prime times.

Holding:

5.00

Good - see comment on tieing to shore

Wind Protection:

5.00

All around

Wake Protection:

5.00

Scenic Beauty:

5.00

Wooded

Shore Access:

5.00

San Souci County Park. Subject to charges

Pet Friendly:

5.00

Cell Service:

3.00

WiFi:

3.00

Review for San Souci Island

Reviewed by: Mc Bolduc on Aug 17, 2022
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 35'
Draft: 3.5'

Overall Rating:

5

Holding:

5

Wind Protection:

5

Wake Protection:

5

Scenic Beauty:

5

Shore Access:

5

Pet Friendly:

5

Cell Service:

3

WiFi:

3

Echo Bay (South Bay). Entrance can be scary on first visit but great depth in the center and no issue at all getting in. Reports of dead heads as you enter the South Bay but did not see any sign of them nor did we see any boats avoid the area of concern (2022). Lots of boats use this spot as a stop over. This anchorage is part of the Massasauga Provincial Park and you have to pay if you tie to shore.

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