Cultural Heritage Class Parks protect landscapes of historical or archaeological importance. These parks preserve evidence of Ontario’s human history, such as early settlements, trading posts, or Indigenous sites. The goal is to maintain and interpret cultural resources in their natural setting. Visitors can explore heritage structures, learn about Ontario’s diverse history, and experience the connection between people and the land. While conservation is a top priority, low-impact recreation like hiking or interpretive tours may be available. These parks offer a unique window into the province’s cultural past and are often used for educational programs and historical interpretation.