The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority

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Conservation Area Activities

Papa bear pond lookout spring - Tiffin Conservation Area
Trail - Tiffin Conservation Area
Board walk - Tiffin Conservation Area

The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority offers 11 conservation areas for visitors to explore. While most of the 5,260 hectares (13,000 acres) are considered wilderness areas or natural lands, visitors can experience most of these properties in a variety of ways.

Spending time in nature is a great way to get exercise and to improve mental health. NVCA is pleased to provide a variety of opportunities throughout our watershed.

NVCA welcomes you to come explore and relax at one of our conservation areas.

Activities

Bird Watching

Camping

Geocaching

Maple Syrup Festival

Historic Place

Playground

Paddling

Pavilion

Cycling

Swimming

Fishing

Hunting

Follow these tips to ensure your experience is an enjoyable one!

  • NVCA’s conservation areas are open from dawn until dusk, daily. Please check the individual conservation area page, as some locations are closed seasonally.
  • To ensure your and your pet’s safety, please keep your dog on a leash when visiting NVCA’s conservation areas.
  • Parking fees apply at NVCA’s conservation areas. Please check the individual conservation area page, as some locations are managed by partners and may not be included in NVCA’s annual parking pass.
  • Foraging is not permitted within any conservation area.
  • Please be prepared when visiting NVCA’s conservation areas. Visiting wilderness areas requires planning and preparation.

Parking Fees

Parking Pass Rate
Daily Parking Pass
$10.00 + HST per vehicle
Annual Parking Pass
$70.00 + HST per vehicle

Photography Permits

Photography for personal enjoyment is permitted and encouraged in all NVCA public conservation areas.

If you are a professional photographer or are planning to come to one of our conservation areas for a professional photo shoot, you may be required to purchase a photography permit before you enter the area.

The proceeds from the sale of NVCA’s Photography Permits goes directly to the Conservation Lands programs and maintenance of NVCA’s conservation areas.

Please stay on the trails and respect all postings with regards to trail or area closures.
For photography permit fees, please call 705-424-1479 x 236 on Monday to Friday between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm or email lands@nvca.on.ca.

Operating Hours

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