Provincial Parks & Conservation Areas
Provincial Parks
Awenda Provincial Park
Open year-round for day use for adventurous skiers and snowshoers, scenic
Awenda has 17 kilometres of ski trails starting at the trail centre, a heated and cozy log cabin. Although the trails are track-set, skiers may have to break their own trail after heavy snowfalls. Snowshoers are welcome to break their own trails throughout the park. For the latest ski conditions, check out Awenda’s
ski report. Regular operating hours resume in May 2020.
Bass Lake Provincial Park
Pretty
Bass Lake Provincial Park has 4 kilometres of groomed trails for cross-country skiers. Park visitors can also hike or snowshoe trails groomed especially for them. Park access is via a walk-in-and-pay system using a pay and park coin-only machine. Regular operating hours resume in May 2020.
Craigleith Provincial Park
Closed for the season. Reopens April 2021.
MacGregor Point Provincial Park
Located on the shores of Lake Huron,
MacGregor Point Provincial Park is open year-round with trails for cross-country skiing, hiking, and snowshoeing. Snowmobilers are welcome to tour the park using the park roads. Glide through the trees on the frozen ice-skating loop and under the lights at night. Also open for
winter camping are the six popular yurts – roofed, heated shelters - and four rustic cabins. Reservations are highly recommended as they are in high demand and can be made
online or by calling 1-888-668-7275. And, plan to visit the park on Family Day Weekend in February, for the annual Snowfest (be sure to check ahead of time to see if events are running in 2023). Read "
Winter yurt camping at MacGregor Point Provincial Park" to learn about a young family's first experience staying at a yurt. Also, check out Ontario Parks' blog post, "
Winter Adventures at MacGregor Point" for more fun activities at this beautiful park.
Earl Rowe Provincial Park
Closed for the season. Reopens May 2021.
Inverhuron Provincial Park
Closed for the season. Reopens May 2021.
MacRae Point Provincial Park
Closed for the season. Reopens May 2021.
Sauble Falls Provincial Park
Closed for the season. Reopens April 2021.
Conservation Areas
All conservation areas closed for camping during the winter. For more info on warm weather camping in Brucedale, Durham, McBeath and Saugeen Bluffs, visit the Saugeen Conservation website.