ALWAYS check Alerts and other information on the official website, as conditions and facility availability are subject to change.
New Camping Rules for 2023 (14-night max) – new for 2023 are revised rules about the maximum number of nights you can camp. In this park, if you are camping between July 1 and the Saturday of the Labour Day long weekend, you’ll be restricted to no more than 14-nights at this park. Outside of those dates, it’s still the old 23-night maximum. Ontario Parks promises this will be clear when booking.
Rules for backcountry camping and the roofed accommodation haven’t changed.
Day Use Vehicle Permits: because of the popularity of this park, it’s one that may need permits to be purchased in advance in order to guarantee park access. This was started in 2021 and continued in 2022. There’s no reason to believe that this will be kept for 2023.
If you’re smart, grab the permit before any visit, even mid-week. We found this out the hard way at our local Provincial Park.
You can buy the vehicle permit up to 5 days in advance, which guarantees you access to the park on that day. If you have an annual or season pass, you should still book your permit online, but there’s no extra charge.
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Information
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Main entrance co-ordinates: 43.8052, -81.7130
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Opening seasons: May to October
Activities
Camping & Accommodation
Campsites:
Yurts:
Other:
Hiking, Biking & Paddling
Hiking
Old Farms Trail – 4km (1.5 hours), loop, easy
Below the Bluff Trail – 0.5 km (20 minutes) linear, easy
Ravine Trail – 1 km (30 minutes) linear, moderate
Biking
Trails: Park roads and trails are available for cyclists.
Rental:
Paddling
Routes:
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Maps & Resources
Park Farms park overview map is available on the official website.
