This year we are so excited to have Killbear's first annual Social with Wasauksing First Nation and Shawanga First Nation! Come join us on the 21st of August at our day use beach!

Today is National Tell a joke day! Here's a nature joke that a camper told one of our naturalists! What happened to all the woodpecker food? Pileated!

We don’t usually retweet cute animal videos, but we had to make an exception for this one.

Sparkling with beauty this morning KillbearPP !

Planning a #camping trip on the May long weekend? The five-month booking window is open! bit.ly/2flQ2ea

Happy Solstice! Today marks the beginning of #winter!

It’s officially the shortest day of the year… it’s the #WinterSolstice! Take advantage of this longer night and head out to one of our dark sky preserves 🌛💫: ow.ly/eLka30heksc

Hope everyone had a happy, joyful and fun Christmas! KillbearPP

Happy New Year!

Happy New Years from Ontario Parks NE ..! May you have many awesome experiences in the great outdoors this coming year!

Happy New Years! Wild and wicked outside today KillbearPP - can't even see Wasauksing across the waters! A good day to stay indoors and drink hot chocolate!

Sweet dreams: it’s the #FestivalofSleep! 🌟 Wildlife need their rest too… #DYK? Bears in our parks are hibernating right now to survive our harsh 🇨🇦 winters. 🐻 #KeepWildlifeWild

#ThrowbackThursday Waiting KillbearPP in the days before reservations!

Feeling the chill? Picture yourself here. #backcountrydreaming ontarioparks.com/backcountry

Do you wanna build a snowman…It's a #winter wonderland in many parks today!

Time to start thinking about booking camping for this summer KillbearPP @killbearpark. #ParkSmartsForKids #provincialparks #Ontario #Camping #photography

Spending time outdoors in #nature can help bring clarity. #BellLetsTalk #MentalHealthMatters #GetOutside #HPHP #KillbearPP

A #GeorgianBay #sunset from last #winter KillbearPP brings out amazing colours in the ice and snow. #WhatsmyParkdoinginWinter #sunsetsunday

Winter is flowing away KillbearPP! Ontario Parks NE

Invasive species destroy habitat and outcompete native species. Killbear has been working hard to remove invasive phragmites (a.k.a. common reed) from its shoreline - this is in 2010, now this patch is almost gone. #InvSpWk