Ontario Provincial Parks And Conservation Areas

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42 parks in Ontario: Elora Gorge Conservation Area, Arrowhead Provincial Park, Dynamic Earth, and 39 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a web post.

Elora Gorge Conservation Area

Park

4.3

This 3.5 km loop takes you along the river's edge and over the suspension bridge for the best views. It's a must-do hike to experience the park's scenic beauty.

Arrowhead Provincial Park

Park

4.7

Experience spectacular Muskoka fall colors on 21 km of hiking trails, leading to iconic spots like Big Bend and Stubb's Falls. Conveniently located near downtown Huntsville for local shops and restaurants.

Dynamic Earth

Museum

4.5

Explore the Earth and its rocks, and even descend into a hard rock mine for a unique tour. This attraction offers a hands-on learning experience about geology and mining history.

Greater Sudbury

Place

Home to innovative attractions like Science North and Dynamic Earth, perfect for families and science enthusiasts. Explore the city's unique blend of nature and industry.

Bon Echo Provincial Park

Park

4.7

Explore six stunning trails through natural features, now open until mid-December for extended fall camping. Experience the park's beauty in a quieter season if summer was too busy.

Inverhuron Provincial Park

Park

4.7

Prized for its sandy beach, dunes, and glorious sunsets, this park also features wetlands and hardwood forests. The diverse landscape offers stunning views.

Stubb's Falls

Natural feature

4.7

Discover this picturesque waterfall after a scenic hike through Arrowhead Provincial Park. It's a rewarding natural landmark, especially vibrant in autumn.

Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge

Bridge

4.6

Cross this impressive suspension bridge for breathtaking panoramic river views. It's a must-see landmark within Ferris Provincial Park, offering scenic photo opportunities.

Charleston Lake Provincial Park

Park

4.7

Ideal for families, offering excellent boating, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Hike the 2.6 km Sandstone Island Trail to discover incredible geology and an ancient rock shelter.

Ferris Provincial Park

Park

4.4

Home to the Ranney Gorge suspension bridge, offering panoramic river views and great hiking trails. It's an excellent basecamp for exploring Northumberland County.

Big Bend Lookout - Arrowhead Provincial Park

Scenic spot

4.7

An iconic destination accessible via hiking trails within Arrowhead Provincial Park. Offers breathtaking views, especially during the fall foliage season.

Ottawa River

River

4.6

Paddle its waters for stunning fall color views, or simply enjoy the wildlife along its banks. It's a significant natural feature of Fitzroy Provincial Park.

Lake Temagami

Lake

4.9

A large lake perfect for boating, fishing, and paddling, offering endless ways to experience its vastness. It's a stunning natural centerpiece for the park.

Darlington Provincial Park

Park

4.2

A quick getaway from the GTA, perfect for bird watching, hiking four trails, or relaxing on the beach. Enjoy fishing in McLaughlin Bay, with free tackle borrowing available.

Murphys Point Provincial Park

Campground

4.3

Known for its beautiful natural environment on Big Rideau Lake, offering excellent fishing and wildlife viewing. With two beaches and five hiking trails, there's plenty for all campers.

McLaughlin Bay

Natural feature

5.0

A popular spot for family fishing, where you can borrow fishing rods and tackle for free. Enjoy a peaceful day by the water, perfect for catching salmon.

Sandstone Island Trail

Hiking area

4.6

Explore fascinating geology, overhanging cliffs, and a rock shelter used by Indigenous peoples long ago. This 2.6 km trail offers a unique historical and natural experience.

Big Rideau Lake

Lake

4.9

A large, beautiful lake perfect for fishing, boating, and enjoying the natural scenery. It's a central feature for water activities at Murphys Point Provincial Park.

Fallows Campground

Campground

4.7

Enjoy camping in a beautiful natural setting, with access to Big Rideau Lake. It's open until October 13, 2026, offering extended fall camping opportunities.

Sauble Falls Provincial Park

Park

4.4

The perfect spot for anglers to hook salmon and Rainbow Trout well into the fall season. Families can enjoy the children's adventure playground, horseshoe pit, and volleyball area.

Lumby South Campground

Campground

4.0

One of Arrowhead's campgrounds, open until October 12, offering a great option for fall camping. Enjoy the park's scenic beauty and hiking trails from this base.

East River Campground

Park

3.0

This campground stays open until November 8, providing an even longer season to experience autumn in the park. It's an excellent choice for late-fall camping amidst changing leaves.

Fitzroy Provincial Park

Park

4.5

This cozy park bursts with wildlife along the Ottawa and Carp Rivers, perfect for canoeing or kayaking amidst fall colors. Enjoy interactive learning on its two hiking trails.

Carp River

River

4.8

A river rich with wildlife, offering tranquil paddling experiences amidst fall foliage. Enjoy observing nature in a serene setting.

Mara Provincial Park

Park

4.4

Enjoy Lake Simcoe's best sandy beach and private campsites, plus a dedicated swimming area for dogs. This family-friendly park has a playground and nearby amenities like restaurants and shopping.

Lake Simcoe

Lake

4.7

Home to the best sandy beach, offering a perfect setting for swimming and lakeside relaxation. Enjoy the clear waters and family-friendly atmosphere.

Esker Lakes Provincial Park

Park

4.6

A quiet, family-oriented park northeast of Kirkland Lake, showcasing 'boreal gold' in fall with birches, aspens, and tamaracks. Rent a canoe or kayak to explore 29 spring-fed lakes, many stocked with trout.

Fairbank Provincial Park

Park

4.3

Features waterfront sites where you can launch your canoe or kayak directly from camp, especially beautiful in the fall. Enjoy outstanding panoramic views of Fairbank Lake and surrounding hills from the short hiking trail.

Fairbank Lake

Lake

4.7

Offers outstanding panoramic views from the park's hiking trail, especially stunning in the fall. Launch your canoe or kayak directly from waterfront campsites.

Finlayson Point Provincial Park

Park

4.3

Located on a small peninsula surrounded by Lake Temagami, it's a great basecamp for family exploration. Boat, fish, or paddle the big lake, and don't miss the nearby Temagami Fire Tower.

Temagami Fire Tower

Observation deck

4.9

Visit this historic fire tower just west of the park for panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. It offers a unique perspective on the vast Lake Temagami region.

Fushimi Lake Provincial Park

Park

4.5

An angler's delight, known for abundant Walleye, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, and Lake Whitefish. A convenient fish cleaning hut makes preparing your catch easy, and canoes are available for rent.

Kap-Kig-Iwan Provincial Park

Park

4.5

Showcases the best of the boreal forest with awe-inspiring water features, including the Englehart River tumbling through a gorge of waterfalls. It's a spectacular backdrop for hiking and wildlife spotting.

Englehart River

River

Witness the river tumbling through a gorge, creating stunning waterfalls and cataracts. It provides a dramatic and picturesque setting for the park's hiking trails.

Marten River Provincial Park

Park

4.5

Step back in time at the replica logging camp, Winter Camp, bringing a bygone era to life. Walk the Transition Trail among massive pines, including a 350-year-old White Pine.

Nagagamisis Provincial Park

Park

4.3

Features a 15-kilometer-long lake surrounded by lush boreal forest and a beautiful sandy beach. Anglers return annually for excellent Walleye, Northern Pike, and Yellow Perch fishing in this secluded lake.

René Brunelle Provincial Park

Park

4.7

Protects the northeast quarter of Remi Lake, once home to one of Ontario's earliest floatplane bases. Hike La Vigilance Trail to Airplane Island and learn about the pilots who flew there.

Remi Lake

Lake

4.7

One of the largest lakes in the region, offering beautiful scenery and historical significance as a floatplane base. Enjoy its waters for recreation.

Airplane Island

Island

4.3

View this historical island from La Vigilance Trail, a significant spot related to Ontario's early floatplane bases. It offers a unique historical perspective within the park.

Wakami Lake Provincial Park

Park

4.7

Nestled in the heart of northeastern Ontario's boreal forest, offering quiet solitude away from city lights. Hike, paddle, or fish under star-filled night skies, truly immersing yourself in nature.

Wakami Lake

Lake

4.6

A serene lake in the boreal forest, perfect for quiet paddling, fishing, and boating. Enjoy its peaceful waters under a canopy of stars.

Windy Lake Provincial Park

Park

4.5

An excellent basecamp to explore Sudbury, including Science North and Dynamic Earth. Within the park, enjoy a playground for kids and great fishing for Lake Trout, Walleye, and Northern Pike.

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