Have you ever tried visiting a popular spot only to be turned away because they were at capacity? It’s a bummer, right! Luckily, you don’t have to worry about missing the opportunity to visit some of the more high-traffic (popular and busy) Conservation Areas or sites. All you have to do to guarantee an interrupted experience is to book a mandatory online reservation for the date and time of your choice to visit the following Conservation Areas. Happy trails!
Camping is a popular activity at many Conservation Areas. We invite you to sleep under the stars in your tent or trailer. Find a Conservation Area to book your next camping adventure.
The operating dates for Conservation Areas are either Year-Round or May to October.
Spend time on an interpretive trail, explore a museum or historical site, participate in a guided birdwatching tour, try fishing, sit on the beach and soak up the sunshine, explore caves or ID wildlife tracks while you snowshoe.
Conservation Areas provide Ontarians with the opportunity to #StepIntoNature and enjoy outdoor recreation at their leisure. Click on an activity you’re interested in to find out which Conservation Areas offer that activity.
With towering limestone cliffs, caves and glacial potholes, it’s no wonder that Rockwood Conservation Area is…
For all you nature lovers who are looking for a quick escape from your busy lives,…
From bold-faced cliffs to beautiful views of the escarpment, Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area offers a fun…
Looking for a different kind of adventure? If you love hiking and rock climbing, Old Baldy…
At Eramosa Karst Conservation Area, the park is filled with treasures including forests, meadows and underground streams.
Looking for a fun place for a family outing? Head out to Bruce’s Mill Conservation Area in Stouffville…
