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Steps from the Lake of Two Rivers Campground on Highway 60, this is the park’s classic pit‑stop: a casual cafe slinging burgers, fries, wraps, pizzas, and plenty of poutine, plus coffee, baked goods, and Kawartha Dairy ice cream. It doubles as the campground’s general store and sits right off the Old Rail Trail, so cyclists can roll in, refuel, and roll out.
Beyond the grill, you’ve got bike rentals (including kid/pet trailers), a small grocery, and quick‑grab snacks. The nearby campground area has multiple beaches and the Outdoor Theatre, making this an easy base for a half‑day of swimming, pedaling, and snacking.
Expect mixed experiences: some folks get hot, fresh food; others hit slow service and high prices for simple combos. Multiple reports call out dirty or out‑of‑order bathrooms—have a backup plan if that’s a dealbreaker.
It’s a seasonal operation, generally May to mid‑October. Daily hours vary by week (you’ll see ranges like morning through early evening), so check the day‑of before banking on dinner.
Prices trend higher than you’d expect for camp food. Portions and wait times can be hit‑or‑miss. Bring hand sanitizer and, if the bathrooms are a must, consider nearby alternatives. If you have strict dietary needs (GF/vegan), state them clearly when ordering and confirm that day’s prep procedures.
