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Alerts in Parks

Park alerts include fire bans, boil water advisories, prohibited activities and general park notices.

Algonquin Provincial Park - Park Notice

Office Closures

-Opeongo Access Point:
For backcountry users beginning or ending their trip at Lake Opeongo (Access Point 11), please note that from the 2026 season onward the Opeongo Access Point Office will be closed. Visitors requiring information can visit the Opeongo Store, or for information and permits they can visit the East or West Gates, call the information line at: 705-633-5572, or utilize the complimentary Wi-Fi.

-Lake of Two Rivers Campground Office:
Please note that from the 2026 season onward the Lake of Two Rivers Campground Office will be closed. Visitors requiring information, permits, or firewood can visit the Mew Lake Campground Office, or call the information line at: 705-633-5572.

-Kawawaymog (Round) Lake Access Point
For backcountry users beginning or ending their trip at Kawawaymog Lake (Access Point 1), please note that from the 2026 season onward, the Kawawaymog Access Point Office will be closed. Visitors requiring information can call the Algonquin Information Line at: 705-633-5572, or utilize the complimentary Wi-Fi at the Kawawaymog Access Point.

Algonquin Provincial Park - Park Notice

For Highway 60 Corridor Campgrounds: If you need assistance in a campground and would like to speak to a Park Warden with questions or a complaint, you can call or text them at:
- Tea Lake and Canisbay Lake Campgrounds 416-270-5137
- Mew Lake and Lake of Two Rivers Campgrounds 705-571-3528
- Pog Lake, Kearney Lake and Whitefish Lake Campgrounds 705-571-3621
- Rock Lake and Raccoon Lake Campgrounds 705-571-1574

In the event of a medical emergency or critical incident, please contact 911.

For general inquiries please call our information line: 705-633-5572
This phone line is answered Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 4:00pm eastern standard time. Please note this mailbox is not monitored over the weekend.

Algonquin Provincial Park - Park Notice

Fall Colours
- The Hardwood Lookout Trail will be closed on five weekends, including Fridays and holiday Mondays: Sept. 11-13, Sept. 18-20, Sept 25-27, Oct. 2-4, and Oct. 9-12 (Canadian Thanksgiving).
- Tea Lake Campground, including the comfort station is open for day use on fall weekends only beginning September 12 until October 12.
- To access the Booth’s Rock Trail between September 12 and October 18, a special daily vehicle permit is required.
- The Fork Lake Trail is a new 2.4 km trail at the Algonquin Visitor Centre. Please note: this trail offers short, steep climbs and is rated as difficult.

Algonquin Provincial Park - Park Notice

East Gate Office:
- Daily: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

West Gate Office:
- Daily: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Visitor Centre:
- Daily: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Friends of Algonquin Park Bookstore & Nature Shop, Algonquin Art Room, viewing deck, exhibits, and a dining area with coffee, cold drinks and snacks.

Canisbay Lake Office:
-- Sunday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
-- Friday - Saturday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

Mew Lake Campground Office:
-- Sunday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
-- Friday - Saturday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

Pog Lake Campground Office:
-- Sunday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
-- Friday - Saturday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

Rock Lake Office:
-- Sunday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
-- Friday - Saturday: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

Canoe Lake Access Point Office:
-- Friday – Tuesday: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
-- Wednesday – Thursday: Closed

Shall Lake Access Point Office:
- Friday - Tuesday: 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
- Wednesday – Thursday: Closed

Sand Lake Gate Access Point Office:
Daily: 9:00 am- 5:00 pm

Achray/Grand Lake Access Point Office:
-Daily: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

Kearney/Magnetawan Access Point Office:
- Daily: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Brent Office:
- Daily: 8:00 am – 3:45 pm

Kiosk Office:
- Daily: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm

Trailer Sanitation Stations:
- Minnesing (km 23): Open
- Sunday Lake (km 35.6): Open
- Rock Lake: Open

Algonquin Provincial Park - Park Notice

Backcountry

Low Water Alerts
- Varley Lake from Carl Wilson Lake
- Latour Creek north of Rosebary Lake
- Carcajou Creek north towards Greenleaf Lake
- Craig Lake
- David Creek off of Mubwayaka Lake
-The creek between Timberwolf Lake and Misty Lake

- The Highview Cabin will be closed for the 2026 season for repairs and maintenance.

- Provoking Falls Bridge Closure: The Provoking Falls bridge on the Highland Backpacking Trail is CLOSED due to safety concerns. The bridge has been removed. A re-route has been posted and provided, it will add an additional 2.5 km.

Arrowhead Provincial Park - Park Notice

EAST RIVER CAMPGROUND
We are investing in the construction of a new comfort station this season in East River Campground (campsites 200–351) at Arrowhead Provincial Park. Visitors may encounter construction zones and noise from 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
The Comfort Station between campsites 244 and 262 in East River Campground will be closed for construction. The nearest operating comfort station will be located at the entrance to East River Campground.
To facilitate this work, campsite closures have been put in place.

Arrowhead Provincial Park - Park Notice

Trail Alert – Stubb’s Falls Trail
Construction is underway to replace a set of stairs on the Stubb’s Falls Trail, just after the bridge on the west side of the trail. Work will continue until further notice.
The trail remains accessible around the construction area; however, the detour includes an uphill section. Please use caution, stay alert for construction hazards, and follow any posted signage while travelling through the area.
Thank you for your patience while we make improvements to the trail.

Arrowhead Provincial Park - Park Notice

Water will be shut off for the 2026 Camping Season on October 19th.
Water has been shut off to the Lumby, East River and Roe Campgrounds. Comfort Stations, flush toilets, water taps, and the trailer sanitation station are closed.
Please be advised that at this time water services are available at the Mini Comfort Station, which is located in the East River Campground. Potable water is available here as well as showers, flush toilets, a dish washing station and winterized trailing filling station.
Washrooms and potable water are also available at the Visitor Centre/Park Store.

Arrowhead Provincial Park - Park Notice

Trail Alert – Beaver Meadow Trail Closure
Construction is underway on boardwalk areas of the beaver meadow trail. Work will continue until further notice.
The trail remains closed.
Thank you for your patience while we make improvements to the trail.

Awenda Provincial Park - Park Notice

Cell phone reception may be unreliable throughout this park. Plan ahead before arriving and check the local weather forecast prior to your visit.

Bass Lake Provincial Park - Park Notice

Blue-green algae (BGA) is a naturally occurring organism found in many water bodies, including many areas of Bass Lake.
If a BGA bloom is confirmed and affects the Bass Lake Provincial Park swimming area, Ontario Parks will work with partner agencies to issue advisories and alerts to help inform the public.
Visitors are encouraged to familiarize themselves with information about blue-green algae and follow recommended precautions.

Bon Echo Provincial Park - Park Notice

Abes and Essens Hiking Trail Closures
Notice: Loop 3 (Abes) of the Abes and Essens Hiking Trail is CLOSED between campsites 529 and 530 due to storm damage. All 5 campsites on the trail remain open.

Bon Echo Provincial Park - Park Notice

Notice:
The Pet Exercise Trail and the South Beach Parking Area will be closed for the 2026 season due to park campground expansion project. For South beach access please park at the Main Beach or Bon Echo Creek trail parking, and access across the foot bridge.

Bon Echo Provincial Park - Park Notice

Extended Season
Due to freezing temperatures, the water system in the Mazinaw campground, including the trailer fill and sanitation station as well as comfort stations will be closed after October 18, 2026. The heated Bon Echo Lake comfort station will remain open until December 13, 2026, which includes washrooms, showers, drinking water and a dishwash station.

Bonnechere Provincial Park - Park Notice

Only one vehicle is permitted to park on each campsite. Additional vehicles must purchase a permit at the park store and park off-site in a designated parking area.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Park Notice

The recreation complex, including the pool, tennis courts and volleyball courts served park visitors for 35 years. The infrastructure requires significant repairs, and this has provided us with an opportunity to create sustainable recreational opportunities for the community of today and for the next 35 years. We appreciate your patience as a construction project of this size involves many steps, and we want to ensure the final product meets the high standards our visitors have come to expect. We must consider energy efficiencies, environmental impact, accessibility, technology and health and safety.

The pool will remain closed for the summer of 2026 as the project progresses.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Park Notice

Obtain your daily vehicle permit up to five days in advance to guarantee your day use spot at this park. Visit the Ontario Parks day use page to learn more.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Recreational use of drones is not permitted.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Warning

Ticks are found on this landscape.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Warning

Poison ivy is found on this landscape.

Charleston Lake Provincial Park - Park Notice

Tallow Rock Bay Trail – Slim Bay Bridge Removal & Closure
The Slim Bay Bridge on the Tallow Rock Bay east trail was badly damaged over the winter and has now been removed from service.
The bridge will not be in place for the remainder of the 2026 operating season.
As there is no longer a bridge, the 10 km loop on the Tallow Rock Bay Trail is no longer available.
Interior campers travelling to Slim Bay campsites will now have a 7 km hike to access the sites. Sites are still accessible by water; however, motorboats are not permitted in Slim Bay.
Interior campers travelling to the Hidden Cove site will have a 6 km hike to access the site.

Craigleith Provincial Park - Park Notice

Attention park visitors! The park has planted 500 trees in the West and Central areas (Area A - Area C). The trees that have been planted are surrounded by cages. Please do not disturb the trees or cages. If you have any inquiries please call the park office at (705)445-4467.

Devon Road Mesa Provincial Park - Fire Ban

This park is currently under a fire ban.

Driftwood Provincial Park - Park Notice

Blue-green algae (BGA) is a naturally occurring organism found in many water bodies, including many areas of the Ottawa River. If a BGA bloom is confirmed and affects the Driftwood Provincial Park swimming area, Ontario Parks will work with partner agencies to issue advisories and alerts to help inform the public.

Visitors are encouraged to familiarize themselves with information about blue-green algae and follow recommended precautions.

Fitzroy Provincial Park - Park Notice

We are investing in the construction of a new comfort station this season in Two Rivers campground at Fitzroy Provincial Park. Visitors may encounter construction zones and noise from 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. While construction is underway, expect increased noise and construction related traffic throughout the campground. To facilitate this work, campsite closures have been put in place. We appreciate your patience while we improve our infrastructure to create a better experience for visitors.

Fitzroy Provincial Park - Park Notice

We are investing in additional campsites to ensure more people can access high-quality outdoor experiences. To facilitate this work, campsite closures have been put in place and visitors may encounter construction zones and noise from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday. We appreciate your patience while we create more high-quality camping opportunities for a better experience for visitors.

Fushimi Lake Provincial Park - Drinking Water Advisory

A boil water advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and infant formula, and brushing teeth.

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Camping is prohibited.

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No littering

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No hunting

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No horse back riding

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No alcohol

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No mechanized travel

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Recreational use of drones is not permitted.

Gibson River Provincial Park - Park Notice

This is a non-operating park. There are no facilities or activities at this park.

Gibson River Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

There is no parking available at this park.

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Camping is prohibited.

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No littering

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No hunting

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No horse back riding

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No alcohol

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No mechanized travel

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Recreational use of drones is not permitted.

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Park Notice

This is a non-operating park. There are no facilities or activities at this park.

Hardy Lake Provincial Park - Park Notice

There is limited parking at this park.

Inverhuron Provincial Park - Park Notice

Albert Road between Bruce Road 15 and Concession Road 2 CLOSED
The Municipality of Kincardine will be undertaking repairs to the Albert Road Bridge. Construction is scheduled to begin around the end of August 2026 and will include waterproofing and paving. The project is expected to take approximately one month to complete, with work anticipated to conclude by the end of September 2026.
Please keep this in mind when planning your route to Inverhuron Provincial Park.

Kap-Kig-Iwan Provincial Park - Park Notice

Construction Notice
Please be advised that construction is taking place on Kap-Kig-Iwan Road between Highway 11 and the park entrance.
Visitors should expect delays and allow extra travel time when travelling to and from the park. Please follow all posted signage and traffic control directions.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Killarney Provincial Park - Park Notice

Due to the popularity of The Crack trail and Chikanishing trail, campsite holders must have a valid permit for these trails. Visitors with a current campsite reservation should inform gate staff of their plans to hike The Crack or Chikanishing upon check-in, so staff may issue the appropriate day-permit at no additional charge.

Killarney Provincial Park - Park Notice

The campground water system, including the comfort station and trailer dump-and-fill station, will be shut down for the winter beginning Monday, October 12th. Potable water and flush toilets will remain available at the park office 24/7 through the winter.

Kopka River Provincial Park - Park Notice

Wildlife monitoring cameras or ecological monitoring devices are in use. Any photos containing images of members of the public are deleted according to Ontario Park’s photo policy (under development). Please contact the park superintendent, if you would like more information on this topic. Personal information is collected under the authority of Section 29 of the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Park Notice

Wildlife monitoring cameras or ecological monitoring devices are in use. Any photos containing images of members of the public are deleted according to Ontario Park’s photo policy (under development). Please contact the park superintendent, if you would like more information on this topic. Personal information is collected under the authority of Section 29 of the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Recreational use of drones is not permitted.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Park Notice

NOTICE: Road Closure / Partial Backcountry Closure

Please be advised that Gargantua Road is closed for maintenance.

As a result, the following access points along Gargantua Road will not be accessible until further notice:
- Belanger Lake
- Gargantua Lake
- Miron Lake
- Buckshot Lake
- Gargantua Bay

Campsites in the following Coastal Trail zones will also be temporarily closed:
- Chalfant Cove
- Chair Island
- Warp Bay
- Gargantua North
- Gargantua South
- Rhyolite Cove
- Mermaid Lagoon

Check back for updates.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Park Notice

NOTICE:

Please be advised that the Agawa Rock Pictographs Trail is closed to the public for the season as of September 11th, 2026.

This is to allow for private Indigenous Ceremonies at this sacred site and due to the high prevalence of hazardous weather conditions in the fall.

We thank you in advance for respecting this closure.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Park Notice

Dogs:

Agawa Rock is an active sacred site. Local Indigenous communities/First Nations have requested that dogs not be present at the Agawa Rock Pictographs, for cultural reasons. Visitors intending to bring their dog are advised to bring another human companion to take turns waiting with the dog while the other person walks down to the pictographs site. There are benches available near the Agawa Rock trailhead where visitors can alternate waiting with their dog. Dogs are permitted on other park trails, provided they are kept on a leash not exceeding 2 meters.

Off-leash Pet Exercise Areas are located at Agawa Bay north of the campground, near the Visitor Centre, and at the north end of Old Woman Bay. Please note that the beach directly in front of the Agawa Bay Campground, Katherine Cove, and the area south of the Pet Exercise Area at Old Woman Bay are designated as Swimming Areas. Pets are not permitted past the treeline in these areas, even if they are on a leash.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Park Notice

PERMITS:

Please note that a physical permit must be displayed on all vehicles at Lake Superior Provincial Park.

FALL OFFICE HOURS:

Park Office (Red Rock Lake): Open daily from 8:00 am – 7:00 pm

Visitor Centre (Agawa Bay): Open daily from 8:00 am – 7:00 pm

Campground Gatehouses (Agawa Bay & Rabbit Blanket Lake): Closed for the season. Please register/check-in at the Park Office or Visitor Centre.

LATE ARRIVALS:

Visitors with camping reservations arriving after office hours may head directly to their campsite and check-in the following morning when offices open.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Park Notice

Hunting Season:

Hunting is permitted in part of Lake Superior Provincial Park for moose, grouse and varying hare only. The following is a summary of hunting is permitted and when the hunting seasons are open.

Open Seasons 2026:
- Grouse – October 17th to December 15th
- Hare – October 17th to December 15th
- Adult & Calf Moose (Ontario Residents) – October 17th to November 15th
- Adult & Calf Moose (Non-Residents) – October 19th to November 15th

For the 2026 season hunting is permitted only in the part of Lake Superior Provincial Park lying east of Highway 17 and north of the south boundaries of Brimacombe and Broome Townships. Hunting is not permitted within the rest of the park.

Visitors should note that the following trails are located within areas open to hunting:
- Nokomis Trail
- South Old Woman River Trail
- Trapper’s Trail (closed for the season as of October 17th, 2026)

A map illustrating the area open to hunting, as well as copies of the 2026 Hunting Regulations Summary, can be obtained from the Park Office, the Ministry of Natural Resources District Office in Wawa and Sault Ste. Marie, or online: www.ontario.ca/hunting.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Park Notice

NOTICE:

Please be advised that Trapper’s Trail is closed for the season as of October 10th, 2026, due to the potential for hunting activity.

The following trails are not closed, but visitors should be aware they are also located within areas that are open to hunting as of the same date and exercise caution:
- Nokomis Trail
- South Old Woman River Trail

Hikers are encouraged to wear hunter orange as a safety precaution and are reminded that dogs must be kept on a leash at all times.

Lake Superior Provincial Park - Drinking Water Advisory

Location: Agawa Bay - A boil water advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and infant formula, and brushing teeth.

Mashkinonje Provincial Park - Park Notice

This trail is temporarily closed. Please check signage and information at the park for more information.

McRae Point Provincial Park - Park Notice

McRae Pt provides ideal habitat for the Canada Goose. The Day Use Area and other grassed areas of the park are regularly used by these animals for foraging. Park Staff take measures to discourage and clean up in response to their presence. Recreational Water testing is conducted regularly and as per legislation. Any alert that results from that testing is updated immediately. Adverse test results from the swimming area are not common but do occur periodically.

Michipicoten Island Provincial Park - Park Notice

Wildlife monitoring cameras or ecological monitoring devices are in use. Any photos containing images of members of the public are deleted according to Ontario Park’s photo policy (under development). Please contact the park superintendent, if you would like more information on this topic. Personal information is collected under the authority of Section 29 of the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.

Misery Bay Provincial Park - Park Notice

Obtain your daily vehicle permit up to five days in advance to guarantee your day use spot at this park. Visit the Ontario Parks day use page to learn more.

Misery Bay Provincial Park - Park Notice

Effective Monday, Aug 31st the visitor center and washroom facilities will be closed for the remainder of the season. The park is still open for day use, please ensure to book your daily vehicle permit online up to 5 days in advance.

North Beach Provincial Park - Park Notice

As of June 6, park access will be controlled by automatic gates. To access the park, please have your digital or printed confirmation/permit ready and scan the barcode to open the gates at the entrance. The gate barcode is located on the first page of the emailed confirmation and can also be accessed from your Ontario Parks reservation service account.

Pancake Bay Provincial Park - Park Notice

We are investing in the construction of a new roofed accommodation this season in the Camp Cabin area. Visitors may encounter construction zones and noise from 8am to 5pm daily.
Pancake Bay Provincial Park estimates the work will begin in June and conclude in the fall of 2026.

Pancake Bay Provincial Park - Park Notice

The Nature Trail is temporarily closed while Park Staff conduct trail maintenance.

Pancake Bay Provincial Park - Park Notice

The Tower Trail Loop of the Edmund Fitzgerald Trail System is permanently closed.

The Lookout and Pancake Falls Trail of the Edmund Fitzgerald Trail System remain open to the public.

Petroglyphs Provincial Park - Park Notice

Photography / Digital device use:
In order to respect the spiritual and ceremonial dignity of the Petroglyphs site, photography and the use of digital devices is not permitted at the glyph site. Visitors are asked to keep cell phones in their pockets at the site. Photography is permitted throughout the rest of the park.

Dogs:
The indigenous community has requested that dogs not be present at the Petroglyphs site. Visitors intending to bring their dog are advised to bring another human companion to take turns waiting with the dog while the other person enters the Visitor Centre or walks down to the glyph site. There are benches available 100m up the path from glyph site where visitors can alternate waiting with their dog. Dogs are permitted throughout the rest of the park as long as they are on leash and under control.

Swimming:
In order to protect the fragile ecosystem of this unique lake, swimming is prohibited at McGinnis Lake.

Hiking:
Visitors are asked not to start any hiking trails after 3:00 pm as there is not time to complete the trails before 5:00 pm when visitors are asked to leave the park.
Please arrive well before 3:00 pm if planning to go for a hike.

Pinery Provincial Park - Park Notice

Wildlife monitoring cameras or ecological monitoring devices are in use. Any photos containing images of members of the public are deleted according to Ontario Park’s photo policy (under development). Please contact the park superintendent, if you would like more information on this topic. Personal information is collected under the authority of Section 29 of the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.

Port Burwell Provincial Park - Park Notice

P4 and P5 Day Use and Beach areas are without running water. Hand sanitizer has been provided at the vault washrooms.

Presqu'ile Provincial Park - Park Notice

Please be advised that access to Owen Point, Gull Island and High Bluff Island is prohibited on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Please obey all posted signage.

Presqu'ile Provincial Park - Park Notice

Please be advised that beginning March 16, the main road into the park and day use loop will undergo ongoing road-side construction. Work is expected to continue throughout the 2026 camping season. Visitors may experience traffic delays, construction noise, and temporary detours during this period. We kindly ask that all drivers remain patient and follow posted signage and staff direction. For everyone’s safety, pedestrians and cyclists should use extra caution when moving throughout construction zones.

Thank you for your understanding as we work to improve the park experience for all.

Presqu'ile Provincial Park - Park Notice

Please be advised that starting March 19th, 2026 the walking pathway from the “Trail Parking” area to the intersection of Newcastle and Pioneer trails, including the adjacent field area, will be closed until further notice. This closure is for the safety of our staff and visitors due to on-going area construction. The parking area is still open during this time.
If you wish to utilize the trail system, parking is available by nearby access points at the Camp Office, Nature Centre and Lighthouse Centre.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Quetico Provincial Park - Park Notice

The following backcountry entry points at Quetico Provincial Park will reopen on August 21st, 2026:
• Batchewaung Lake
• Sue Falls
• Cirrus
• Quetico

Due to impacts from nearby forest fires, the following backcountry entry points at Quetico Provincial Park will remain closed until October 31st, 2026:
• Agnes Lake
• Agnes Lake/Basswood Basecamp
• Baptism Creek
• Basswood River
• Bottle River
• Boundary Point – Saganagons
• Carp Lake
• Falls Chain Lakes
• Fly-In Access – Cache Bay
• Kahshahpiwi
• Kings Point Fly-In
• Knife Lake
• Mack Lake Fly-In
• Maligne River
• Man Chain Lakes
• McAree Lake
• Pickerel Lake
• Sarah Lake
• Three Mile

To ensure your planned route is not impacted by these closures, please refer to https://www.ontarioparks.ca/pdf/maps/quetico/limited-backcountry-reopening.pdf

Additionally, you may call the Quetico Information Line at 807-597-2735 for trip planning assistance.

If you would like to change or cancel your reservation, please contact our call centre at 1-888-668-7275 (open daily; 7am-9pm ET) and speak with a reservation agent, no change or cancellation fees will apply.

We understand that this may affect your plans and apologize for the inconvenience.

Quetico Provincial Park - Park Notice

Ecological monitoring devices are in use. Please contact Jason Blier, Jason.blier@ontario.ca, (807) 598-8261 if you would like more information.
Personal information is collected under the authority of the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act, 2006. Images inadvertently capturing suspected criminal, safety, or security violations, may be disclosed to the appropriate law enforcement agency. Any remaining records that contain the image of an identifiable individual will be deleted or altered to make the individuals unidentifiable.

René Brunelle Provincial Park - Drinking Water Advisory

A boil water advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and infant formula, and brushing teeth.

Rock Point Provincial Park - Drinking Water Advisory

Location: Entire Park - A boil water advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and infant formula, and brushing teeth.

Rock Point Provincial Park - Park Notice

Cell phone reception may be unreliable throughout this park. Plan ahead before arriving and check the local weather forecast prior to your visit.

Rondeau Provincial Park - Park Notice

The Marsh Tower and boardwalk were severely damaged by ice sheer. For public safety reasons, both the Marsh Tower and boardwalk were removed until further notice. Options for rehabilitation of the Marsh Tower and boardwalk are currently being explored.

Rondeau Provincial Park - Warning

Ticks are found on this landscape.

Rondeau Provincial Park - Park Notice

The playground at Rondeau Provincial Park did not meet the current Canadian Standards for public-use playground equipment and due to safety concerns was removed at the end of 2025. We recognize the significance of this recreational feature to our visitors, and we appreciate your understanding and patience as the ministry reviews options and determines next steps.

Rondeau Provincial Park - Park Notice

The Rondeau Provincial Park pier suffered ice damage in January of 2014. For public safety reasons, the pier has been removed until further notice.

Rondeau Provincial Park - Warning

Poison ivy is found on this landscape.

Rondeau Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No horse back riding

Rondeau Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Recreational use of drones is not permitted.

Rushing River Provincial Park - Drinking Water Advisory

A boil water advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and infant formula, and brushing teeth.

Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park - Park Notice

Babawasse Campground, including electrical service, running water and the Comfort Station, is open for camping as of May 8, 2026.

The Visitor Centre remains open and continues to operate as both a museum and visitor information/check-in location.

The Park Store remains open, offering rentals, firewood, ice and merchandise sales.

Recreational areas and facilities open in 2026 include:
• Moore Lake, including our day-use area
• Bagwa and the Babawasse Campground beach
• Access to the Amable du Fond River towards Campion Rapids.
• Long Lake and the Mattawa River access/boat launch
• Trailer fill and dump station

A limited number of hiking trails will open, as trail maintenance efforts will be ongoing throughout the summer.

Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park - Park Notice

As a result of the microburst in June 2025, many areas of Samuel de Champlain experienced significant damage, including trees, roadways and other critical infrastructure. For safety reasons, certain sections of the park have been closed in the interim (including some hiking trails, roads, campgrounds, etc.). Most notably, the entire west side of the park which includes Jingwakoki Campground will remain closed to the public at this time.

Restoration efforts throughout the entire park are ongoing and may cause noise and intermittent disruptions. Please respect all closures and maintain a safe distance from work crews to ensure everyone's safety. We appreciate everyone's understanding and patience during this period.

Please continue to check our Alerts page on our website for updates and notifications (i.e. boil water advisories, fire bans, etc.). http://www.ontarioparks.com/park/samueldechamplain/alerts

Ontario Parks staff will also be updating our social media accounts:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SamueldeChamplainPP
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samueldechamplainpp/

Sandbanks Provincial Park - Park Notice

Please be advised that the County Marathon will occur Sunday October 4th, 2026. Traffic in and out of the park will be impacted as OPP will be conducting rolling road closures on County Roads 10, 11, and 12. It is recommended that park visitors avoid entering or exiting the park from 10:00-11:30 am.

Sandbanks Provincial Park - Park Notice

This season, we are investing in the electrification of existing campsites in Richardson’s and Outlet A Campground as well as updating select comfort stations in Outlet A Campground to improve comfort, accessibility, and the overall visitor experience. To facilitate this work, campsite closures have been put in place and visitors may encounter construction zones and noise. We encourage you to set reservation availability notifications, so you are notified when they are available for booking.

Thank you for your patience as we make these enhancements to improve our infrastructure and better serve our park visitors.

Short Hills Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No alcohol

Short Hills Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No mechanized travel

Short Hills Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No littering

Short Hills Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

No hunting

Short Hills Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Camping is prohibited.

Short Hills Provincial Park - Prohibited Activities

Recreational use of drones is not permitted.

Short Hills Provincial Park - Warning

Ticks are found on this landscape.

Short Hills Provincial Park - Park Notice

The East loop and the North section of the Terrace creek trail is closed due to unsafe trail conditions. The South Terrace Creek trail which connects to Black Walnut remains open at this time.

Short Hills Provincial Park - Park Notice

Short Hills Provincial Park Phased Trail Reopening Update

Short Hills Provincial Park is pleased to announce a phased reopening of several trails following extensive damage assessments and restoration work completed after recent flooding events. While many areas are ready to safely welcome visitors back, some sections remain closed while significant repairs and infrastructure replacement projects continue.

Trails Reopening Week of August 24

The following trails have been assessed and are considered safe for public access:

The Pines Trail

Laura Secord Trail

Paleozoic Path

Minor trail maintenance and cleanup will continue over the coming week to address localized damage and improve trail conditions.

Swayze Falls Trail (Partial Reopening)

A portion of Swayze Falls Trail will reopen to visitors.

Open sections will provide:

A route from the Roland Road Parking Lot to the Bruce Trail entrance on Effingham Road along the west side of the park

A travel corridor connecting the Roland Road Parking Lot and Black Walnut Trail near the Pelham Road Parking Lot.

Trail Reopening Week of August 31

Hemlock Valley Trail

Trails Remaining Closed

Terrace Creek Trail remains closed until further notice.

Inspections have confirmed a complete structural failure of the trail bridge. The bridge must be fully replaced before the trail can safely reopen.

Swayze Falls Trail Northern Section Closure

The northern section of Swayze Falls Trail will remain closed pending bridge replacement.

Inspections have confirmed a complete structural failure of the trail bridge. The bridge must also be fully replaced before the trail can safely reopen.

Bridge removal and replacement planning is expected to proceed after priority trail washout repairs have been completed.

Black Walnut Trail Update

Black Walnut Trail will be accessible from:

Pelham Road Parking Lot

Wiley Road Parking Lot

Visitors will also be able to access the Bruce Trail through:

Very Berry Trail

Laura Secord Trail

Closed Section

The northwest section of Black Walnut Trail remains closed due to significant washouts and erosion damage.

Repair work is expected to begin later this week and continue into next week.

Visitors are reminded to obey all trail closure signs and barriers. Closed areas may contain unsafe conditions, damaged infrastructure, and active construction zones.

Short Hills Provincial Park - Park Notice

Japanese Stiltgrass, a shade-tolerant invasive annual grass of forests, wetlands, damp fields, lawns, trails and roadside ditches has been identified in Short Hills Provincial Park

Please refer to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) website and park kiosks for additional information and pictures.

https://inspection.gc.ca/plants/plant-pests-invasive-species/invasive-plants/fact-sheets/japanese-stiltgrass/eng/1331745159167/1331745245097

Why it’s a problem
Japanese stiltgrass can form dense stands that outcompete native vegetation. It reduces the regeneration of native woody species and the overall biodiversity of the invaded ecosystem.

What it looks like
Japanese stiltgrass is a sprawling grass. Stems are 40-120 cm long and 1-1.5 mm thick. The lower portion of the plant is prostrate while the upper portions and flowering branches are erect. It roots at its stem nodes. Leaf blades are pale green, narrowly elliptic, 4–9 cm long and 5–15 mm wide, with a characteristic shiny midrib. Leaf sheaths are shorter than internodes. Inflorescences are terminal racemes, 3-9 cm in length.

Where it’s found
Native to Asia, this species has naturalized in the eastern U.S. and continues to spread in the northeast. One small population of Japanese stiltgrass has been confirmed and is under official control in southern Ontario.

How it spreads
Fruits and seeds are dispersed by water and can attach to clothing or animal fur. Bird seed, soil, nursery stock, hay, muddy tires, equipment, vehicles, and footwear are additional means of dispersal. Seeds can persist in the soil for as long as five years.

Regulations
Japanese stiltgrass is regulated as a pest in Canada under the Plant Protection Act. The species is prohibited and therefore importation and domestic movement of regulated plants and their propagative parts is not permitted. If found, regulatory action can be taken.

Similar species
Japanese stiltgrass is similar to the North American native white cutgrass (Leersia virginica). However, distinctive traits of Japanese stiltgrass include hairless nodes, smaller leaf blades, purple fall colouration, and a shinier blade midrib. Moreover, Japanese stiltgrass is an annual weed with fibrous roots and a spike-like inflorescence, whereas Leersia species have rhizomes and a panicle type of inflorescence. Japanese stiltgrass may also be mistaken for another North American native, deertongue panicgrass (Dichanthelium clandestinum), as well as for small carpetgrass (Arthraxon hispidus).

What to do about it
Please contact your local CFIA office if you think you have found Japanese stiltgrass or other regulated invasive plants. The CFIA will follow-up to determine if further action is needed.

*Invasive plants are plant species that can be harmful when introduced into new areas. These species can invade agricultural and natural areas, causing serious damage to Canada's economy and environment. To find out more, visit www.inspection.gc.ca/invasive or contact CFIA’s Invasive Alien Species and Domestic Programs section at cfia.ias-eee.acia@canada.ca. To find your area or regional CFIA office, visit http://www.inspection.gc.ca/about-the-cfia/offices/eng/1313255382836/1313256130232

Sioux Narrows Provincial Park - Drinking Water Advisory

A boil water advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and infant formula, and brushing teeth.

Sleeping Giant Provincial Park - Park Notice

Wildlife monitoring cameras or ecological monitoring devices are in use. Any photos containing images of members of the public are deleted according to Ontario Park’s photo policy (under development). Please contact the park superintendent, if you would like more information on this topic. Personal information is collected under the authority of Section 29 of the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.

Sleeping Giant Provincial Park - Park Notice

Water Quality Advisory - Suspect Blue Green Algae.
People or pets should not enter the water if it looks green or blue-green.
If you come in contact with algae, rinse off with clean water.

Turkey Point Provincial Park - Park Notice

Early Campground Closures

Beginning this fall, Ontario Parks will be replacing comfort stations at Turkey Point Provincial Park to enhance campground facilities. To accommodate construction, campgrounds will close earlier than usual for the 2026 season.

· Whippoorwill Campground will close on September 7, 2026.
· Walking Stick Woods Campground and Fin & Feather Campground will close on October 12, 2026.

Visitors are encouraged to use the campsite availability alert feature at reservations.ontarioparks.ca to receive notifications should campsite availability change due to adjustments in construction timelines.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we complete these important infrastructure improvements to better serve park visitors.

Voyageur Provincial Park - Park Notice

Park Store Update for the 2026 Season
The Park Store will no longer be operating a hot food kitchen for cooked meals. The store will continue to offer snacks, coffee, cold food items, and basic camping essentials. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead for meals during their visit.

Wabakimi Provincial Park - Park Notice

Wildlife monitoring cameras or ecological monitoring devices are in use. Any photos containing images of members of the public are deleted according to Ontario Park’s photo policy (under development). Please contact the park superintendent, if you would like more information on this topic. Personal information is collected under the authority of Section 29 of the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act.

Wabakimi Provincial Park - Park Notice

The following entry points are open as of August 21st, 2026:
•Flindt River / Vista Rd
•Sassenach Lake
•Smye Lake
•Allanwater Bridge

The following reservation zones are open as of August 21st, 2026:
•Flindt
•Allanwater
•Wabakimi
-Only Wabakimi Lake and Lower Wabakimi Lake are open in this reservation zone.

Due to the impacts from nearby forest fires, all other entry points and reservation zones will remain closed until October 31st, 2026.

To ensure your planned route is not impacted by these closures, please refer to the re-opening maps on the Wabakimi maps page at www.ontarioparks.ca/park/wabakimi/maps

Please call our reservation call centre at 1-888-668-7275 for more information on reservations and bookings.

Wheatley Provincial Park - Warning

Poison ivy is found on this landscape.

Wheatley Provincial Park - Warning

Ticks are found on this landscape.

Wheatley Provincial Park - Park Notice

There is limited parking at this park.

White Lake Provincial Park - Drinking Water Advisory

A boil water advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and infant formula, and brushing teeth.

Beach Postings

A "posting" is an indication of elevated bacteria levels in the water, not intended as an indication of operational status.

Park / Beach Name Sample Date Open / Posted
Aaron
East Beach		 August 11, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Aaron
Main Beach		 August 11, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Achray - East		 August 25, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Achray - West		 August 25, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Canisbay Campground "A"		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Canisbay Day Use "B"		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
East Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Kearney Lake		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Kiosk Access		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Mew Lake		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Pog Lake A		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Pog Lake C		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Raccoon Lake		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Rock Lake A		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Rock Lake B		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Tea Lake Camp.		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Two Rivers Camp.		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Two Rivers Picnic		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Algonquin
Whitefish GC		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Arrowhead
Beach 1		 August 6, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Arrowhead
Beach 2		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Arrowhead
Lumby		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Arrowhead
Roe		 August 6, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Arrow Lake
Campground Beach		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Awenda
Beach 1		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Awenda
Beach 2		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Awenda
Beach 3		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Awenda
Beach 4		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Balsam Lake
Balsam Lake Beach		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Bass Lake
Bass Lake Beach		 August 25, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Batchawana Bay
Batchawana Bay Beach		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Blue Lake
Blue Lake Beach		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Bon Echo
New Beach		 September 16, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Bon Echo
North Beach (Campers)		 September 16, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Bon Echo
South Beach (Main)		 September 16, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Bonnechere
Bonnchere Beach		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Caliper Lake
Caliper Lake Beach		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Charleston Lake
Campers		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Charleston Lake
Day Use		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Chutes
Chutes Beach		 August 24, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Darlington
Lake Ontario Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Driftwood
Day Use Beach		 September 20, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Emily
Campers Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Esker Lakes
Campers		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Esker Lakes
Day Use		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Fairbank
Main - Day Use		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Fairbank
Small - Campground		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Finlayson Point
Beach 1 - Blue		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Finlayson Point
Beach 2 - Red		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Fitzroy
Campers Beach		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Fitzroy
Public Beach		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Fushimi Lake
Fushimi Lake Beach		 August 11, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Grundy Lake
Balsam Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Grundy Lake
Main Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Grundy Lake
Poplar Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Grundy Lake
Red Maple Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Grundy Lake
Trailer Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Grundy Lake
White Birch Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Halfway Lake
Main Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Inverhuron
Inverhuron Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Ivanhoe Lake
Ivanhoe Lake Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Kakabeka Falls
Beach 1		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Kettle Lakes
Green Lake		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Kettle Lakes
Island Lake		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Kettle Lakes
Slab Lake		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Killarney
East Beach (Main)		 August 11, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Killarney
West Beach (2nd)		 June 2, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Killbear
Blinds Bay		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Killbear
Granite Saddle		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Killbear
Harold Point		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Killbear
Kilcoursie Bay		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Killbear
Lighthouse		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Lake St. Peter
Campers		 August 12, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Lake St. Peter
Day Use		 August 12, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Lake Superior
Agawa Bay		 August 25, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Lake Superior
Katherine Cove		 August 25, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Lake Superior
Old Woman Bay		 July 28, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Long Point
New Park		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Long Point
Old Park		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
MacGregor Point
Campers		 August 12, 2026 No beach posting at this time
MacLeod
MacLeod Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Mara
Mara Beach		 September 14, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Marten River
Assinika Beach		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Marten River
Chicot Beach		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Marten River
Main Beach (Day Use)		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
McRae Point
McRae Point Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Mikisew
Beach 1 - North		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Mikisew
Beach 2 - Centre		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Mikisew
Beach 3 - Day Use		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Missinaibi
Missinaibi Lake Beach		 August 12, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Mississagi
Semiwhite Lake		 August 11, 2025 No beach posting at this time
Murphys Point
Campers (Hoggs Bay)		 August 13, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Murphys Point
Day Use		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Nagagamisis
Nagagmisis Beach		 August 12, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Neys
Beach 1		 September 21, 2026 No beach posting at this time
North Beach
Lake Ontario Beach		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
North Beach
North Beach		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Oastler Lake
Oastler Lake Beach		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Ojibway
Ojibway Beach		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Pakwash
Beach 1		 August 25, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Pancake Bay
Pancake Bay Beach		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Pinery
The Pinery Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Point Farms
Point Farms Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Port Bruce
Port Bruce Beach		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Port Burwell
Port Burwell Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Presqu'ile
Presqu'ile Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Quetico
Beach 1		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Quetico
Beach 2		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rainbow Falls
East Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rainbow Falls
Rossport (Superior)		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rainbow Falls
West Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
René Brunelle
First Beach (Campers - A)		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
René Brunelle
Phipps Point - B (Day Use Area)		 August 4, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Restoule
Little Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Restoule
Main Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rideau River
East Beach		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rideau River
Main Beach		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rock Point
Rock Point Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rondeau
Lake Erie		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rondeau
Rondeau Bay		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rondeau
Visitors Centre		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rushing River
North Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rushing River
South Main Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Rushing River
South Small Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Samuel de Champlain
Babawasse		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Samuel de Champlain
Main Beach		 September 8, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sandbanks
Dunes Beach		 August 26, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sandbanks
Lakeshore Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sandbanks
Outlet Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sandbar Lake
Main Beach		 August 18, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Selkirk
Selkirk Beach		 August 25, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sharbot Lake
Beach 1 (2-6)		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sharbot Lake
Beach 2 (7-11)		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sibbald Point
Main Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Silent Lake
Day Use		 August 11, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Silent Lake
Pincer Bay		 August 11, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Silver Falls
Campground Beach		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Silver Lake
Day Use		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Silver Lake
Main Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sioux Narrows
Beach 1		 August 17, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Six Mile Lake
Birch Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Six Mile Lake
Maple Beach		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Sleeping Giant
Main Beach		 September 5, 2026 This beach is currently closed
Sturgeon Bay
Sturgeon Bay Beach		 August 10, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Turkey Point
Beach 1		 August 26, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Turkey Point
Normandale Beach		 August 26, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Voyageur
Champlain (Beach 1)		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Voyageur
Day Use - New (Beach 3-Boat Rental)		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Voyageur
Day Use - Old (Beach 2)		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Voyageur
Iroquois ( Beach 4)		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Wakami Lake
Day Use Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Wasaga Beach
Wasaga Beach Prov. Park Beach		 August 25, 2026 No beach posting at this time
White Lake
Beach 2 - Day Use		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
White Lake
Beach 3 - Sundew		 August 31, 2026 No beach posting at this time
Windy Lake
Day Use Beach		 September 1, 2026 No beach posting at this time