Ontario Provincial Parks

Alphabetical List of Ontario Provincial Parks

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  • Eagle-Dogtooth Provincial Park

    Eagle-Dogtooth Provincial Park is a non-operating backcountry park in northwestern Ontario, known for its rugged terrain, clear lakes, and excellent paddling routes. With no visitor facilities, it offers wilderness camping, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The park is ideal for experienced adventurers seeking solitude and exploration in a pristine boreal forest setting.

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  • Earl Rowe Provincial Park

    Earl Rowe Provincial Park

    Earl Rowe Provincial Park, located near Alliston, Ontario, offers family-friendly camping, scenic hiking trails, and a large man-made lake ideal for swimming, canoeing, and fishing. The park features shaded campsites, comfort stations, and Discovery Programs for all ages. It’s a perfect destination for outdoor recreation and relaxation close to the Greater Toronto Area.

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  • East English River Provincial Park

    East English River Provincial Park is a remote, non-operating waterway park in northwestern Ontario, offering scenic canoe routes through interconnected lakes and rivers. With no visitor facilities, it’s ideal for experienced paddlers and backcountry campers seeking solitude, fishing opportunities, and wildlife viewing in a pristine boreal forest setting. A true wilderness adventure awaits.

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  • East Sister Island Provincial Park

    East Sister Island Provincial Park is a non-operating nature reserve in Lake Erie, protecting rare Carolinian forest and important bird habitats. Accessible only by boat, the island supports ecological preservation and limited, low-impact exploration. With no visitor facilities, it offers a quiet sanctuary for wildlife and a glimpse into a unique island ecosystem.

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  • Edward Island Provincial Park

    Edward Island Provincial Park is a remote, non-operating park located in Lake Superior near Thunder Bay. The island features rugged shoreline, mixed forest, and scenic views, making it ideal for experienced paddlers and backcountry campers. With no visitor facilities, it offers a peaceful, undeveloped setting for nature appreciation and quiet exploration.

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  • Egan Chutes Provincial Park

    Egan Chutes Provincial Park, located east of Bancroft, Ontario, is a non-operating nature reserve known for its cascading waterfalls, rugged trails, and rich mineral formations. Visitors can explore scenic hiking paths leading to Egan, Goosetail, and Farm Chutes along the York River. The park offers a serene setting for nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat.​

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  • Emily Provincial Park

    Emily Provincial Park, located near Peterborough, is a family-friendly destination featuring riverside campsites, a sandy beach, and calm waters perfect for swimming and canoeing. The park offers scenic trails, picnic areas, and great fishing along the Pigeon River. It’s a peaceful getaway in the Kawarthas, ideal for relaxing outdoor fun and nature exploration.

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  • Englehart River Fine Sand Plain and Waterway Provincial Park

    Englehart River Fine Sand Plain and Waterway Provincial Park is a remote, non-operating park in northeastern Ontario, protecting unique sand plain ecosystems, wetlands, and sections of the Englehart River. With no visitor facilities, it offers backcountry paddling, wildlife viewing, and nature exploration for experienced adventurers seeking solitude in a diverse and ecologically significant landscape.

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  • Esker Lakes Provincial Park

    Esker Lakes Provincial Park, located in northeastern Ontario, features a scenic chain of lakes formed by ancient glacial eskers. The park offers family-friendly camping, excellent paddling routes, hiking trails, and great fishing opportunities. Surrounded by boreal forest, it’s a peaceful retreat ideal for canoeing, wildlife viewing, and enjoying nature in a serene setting.

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