A bear that’s caused camping cancellations all year long at the Bruce Peninsula National Park has forced a delay in the start of winter camping at the popular park. Overnight camping has been closed at Cyprus Lake campground part of the Bruce Peninsula National Park since the end of August. A bear that as officials say “lost it’s fear of humans” prompted the closure. While officials are hoping that impending hibernation will help the bear situation, they’d decided to delay winter camping at the National Park until mid-December. Park officials say they hope to re-open camping next summer, but will have to monitor the bear situation come springtime.
