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Other Venue Rentals

Venue Rentals Celebrations and meetings in nature The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority offers several venues for your next celebration, corporate event or gathering. Surrounded by nature, our venues are located at the Tiffin Conservation Area and the Historic Fort Willow Conservation Area, both within an hour’s drive of the Greater Toronto Area.   Choose an […]

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Photography Permits

Photography Permits Get an NVCA photography permit If you are a professional photographer, or plan to take photos that typically require professional services (such as portraits, family sessions, engagements, or wedding photography) a permit is required. For any sessions resembling a professional photo shoot, we ask that you obtain a permit in advance. Photography for

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Fishing Permits

Fishing Permits Getting an NVCA fishing permit NVCA Fishing Permits are required on NVCA-owned portions of the Minesing Wetlands, from the McKinnon Road access point to the Nottawasaga River. There has been a significant increase in fishing activity throughout the watershed and requiring a fishing permit allows NVCA to have a better understanding of the fishing

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Wedding Venues

Weddings at Tiffin and Fort Willow Celebrate in nature https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj3XUCe7vDk Choose a venue below for more information​​ The Tiffin Centre for Conservation offers the beauty of a remote, natural setting with all the modern amenities you need for a perfect celebration. With nature as your wedding’s backdrop, minimal décor is needed, not only cutting costs but also

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 Group Camping

Group Camping Book our group campgrounds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUDwCMurNBY The Tiffin Conservation Area offers two group campgrounds for approved groups of up to 50 people. Larger groups may be accommodated with the rental of additional outdoor toilets. The peaceful campgrounds offer plenty of flat ground for tenting and grassy areas perfect for playing games. It also includes

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Paddling the Minesing

Paddling the Minesing Safety and Low Flow Notice  Conditions through Minesing Wetlands between George Johnston Road and Edenvale may be challenging.  Water levels are low in some areas, and paddlers may need to exit their watercraft and pull through sections with limited flow. Navigation may also be difficult, as the main channel is not always

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Parking Fees

Parking at NVCA’s conservation areas Funds raised from parking fees help NVCA and volunteer​s with ongoing maintenance and restoration of our conservation areas. Learn more about how parking fees are used.  Thank you for supporting NVCA and our conservation areas! Parking Fees Parking Pass Rate Daily Parking Pass $15.00 + HST per vehicle Annual Parking Pass

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NVCA Fee Policy

NVCA Fee Policy NVCA Fee Policy Conservation authorities are permitted to charge fees for a program or service that is included in the Minister’s list of classes of programs and services. Below is a a summary of NVCA’s fee policy and fee schedule for all chargeable programs and services​​. Policy Review and Public Notification​​ This policy shall

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Municipal Members & Watershed Partners

Municipal Members & Watershed Partners Municipal Members We work with many partners in and outside of our watershed protect and enhance our watershed. County Partners Conservation Ontario There are 36 Conservation Au​thorities​ within the province of Ontario, all represented by the umbrella organization Conservation O​ntario. Government Agencies NVCA works in conjunction with a variety of federal, provincial, regional

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Tiffin Centre

Tiffin Conservation Area The Tiffin Centre is a spectacular place for a walk (leashed canine visitors welcome), cross-country ski or snowshoe on 11 km of looped trails that meander through a mixture of wetlands, forests, open meadows and ancient lake beds.  The Hawk and Maple Valley Trails are wheelchair accessible, and accessible washrooms are available.

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