Please respect physical distancing rules when visiting conservation areas. Do not to gather in groups of larger than 10 people, and staying at least 2 metres (or 6 feet) away from other groups.
Tottenham Conservation Area
Tottenham
Conservation Area consists of a large parkland overlooking a
picturesque pond. The large sandy beach and pavilion are ideal for a
wide range of summer activities. The park offers camping facilities,
fishing, nature trails, and a more secluded pavilion that can be
reserved for private functions such as business retreats, family reunions and picnics.
The area is considered natural habitat for an abundance
of wildlife, including blue herons, red foxes, pheasants, etc.
Trumpeter swans, Canada geese and a large variety of birds are regular
visitors to the area in the late spring and fall.
The Tottenham Conservation Area is managed by the Town
of New Tecumseth, who set and collect all fees. Information regarding fees, camping, beach
conditions and pavilion booking can be found here: http://www.tottenhamconservation.com
NVCA parking passes
are not valid at this site.
Getting there:
- Take Highway #400 to Highway #9; west to the Tottenham Road. North on the Tottenham Road to Mill Street and proceed west to the Tottenham Conservation Area.
