Ontario Parks Closes Frontcountry And Backcountry Camping During Lockdown

Ontario Parks Closes Frontcountry And Backcountry Camping During Lockdown

Ontario Parks announced today that as of January 21st, 2021 that they will be closing all campgrounds, backcountry campsites, roofed accommodations. The order will stay in effect until the provincial declaration of emergency and stay-at-home order is in effect.

“Ontario Parks remain open and continue to provide facilities and services for local and safe outdoor winter recreation day-use activities. We know how much people love to visit Ontario Parks as a way to spend time outdoors, get fresh air and stay healthy, but we are asking that you only visit and enjoy a provincial park or conservation reserve close to home. Please do not travel outside of your area to visit.

Please be aware that due to COVID-19 measures in place, equipment rentals are not being offered and Park Stores and Visitor Centers are closed to the public. It’s important that you come to the park prepared with all the equipment and supplies you will need for your visit including hand sanitizer, extra water, soap, and other necessities.”

Reservations for arrivals up to and including the current closure date will be automatically cancelled and you will receive a full refund with no penalty. There is no need for you to contact Ontario Parks to receive your refund.

To learn more visit ontarioparks.com/covid19 and stay connected with Ontario Parks by following them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.