Most Ontario Parks will open on Friday, May 14, 2010.  

Visitors will find a range of recreational and educational activities in the parks. For example, they can:

• Go on a boat tour in Bon Echo Provincial Park north of Napanee
• Catch an early morning panfish in the sheltered Lake Ontario waters of Darlington Provincial Park near Toronto
• Enjoy a day-picnic at Fushimi Lake Provincial Park near Hearst
• Rent a four-bedroom Victorian home at Sandbanks Provincial Park near Picton 
• Go on an overnight adventure by canoe or kayak in Killarney Provincial Park.

QUICK FACTS

LEARN MORE

• Visit www.OntarioParks.com for camping, park opening and closing dates, fees and special events in Ontario Parks.
• See the 2010 Ontario Parks Guide or get a printed copy by calling 1-800-ONTARIO (668-2746).
• Reserve a campsite, call 1-888-ONT-PARK (1-888-668-7275) between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. EST daily, or book online 24 hours a day at the Ontario Parks website.
• Ontario Parks 2010 Season

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From the Editor:

There are many Provincial Parks in Nortwestern Ontario, White Lake PP, Neys PP, Rainbow Falls PP, MacLeod PP, Sleeping Giant PP, Obatanga PP, Batchewana PP, just to name a few. This summer, pack up the kids and head to a Provincial Park for the weekend, it’s an affordable vacation where you’ll make family memories to last a lifetime! Every summer I like to bring my kids to White Lake Provincial Park for at least a couple weeks, below are some photos from a trip several yars ago…