Nature is good for your brain! Spending time outdoors can boost your mood and mental health. Learn more in our blog. 🧠 blog.ontarioparks.ca/nature-brain/

Looking for a place to unwind, reconnect, and recharge? Nature could be the perfect “Third Place” you didn’t know you needed. Check out our blog to learn more! 🌞🌲#OntarioParks blog.ontarioparks.ca/make-nature-yo…

Take a rainbow walk on your next visit at Forks of the Credit and discover the colourful beauty nature offers! Learn more about this fun way to explore the outdoors in our blog.🌈 blog.ontarioparks.ca/rainbow-walk/

Did you know that dogs can carry seeds and dirt on their paws and fur, contributing to the spread of invasive species along trails. Learn more in our blog 🐾. blog.ontarioparks.ca/dogs-invasive-…

It's up to all of us to be advocates for the parks we love. Here are a few simple ways you can be a respectful visitor: 🌿Do not pick any flowers or plants 🦊Keep your distance from wildlife 🌲Stay on the trail 🍫Pack out your garbage, or make sure it ends up in a garbage can

Planning a visit to the park? Don’t forget to book your daily vehicle permit in advance! Entry is managed through our automatic gate system, and reservations are required. 🚗 Permits can be reserved up to 5 days ahead of your visit.

Taking your dog on a hike? Don't forget the leash! Remember: 🐶 other hikers may not appreciate your pooch’s enthusiasm 🐶 it is illegal to harass wildlife (even if the culprit is a dog) 🐶 leashed dogs protect our parks’ ecological integrity

Every trail is an adventure! Just remember to plan ahead, follow the trail markers, and enjoy your hike safely. To make sure your trip is all fun and no stress, check out our blog for tips and tricks to avoid getting lost. 🗺️🚶 blog.ontarioparks.ca/dont-get-lost/

It's #NationalWildlifeDay! Ontario Parks is home to many different species of wildlife, ranging from squirrels and skunks to snakes and snapping turtles. Learn more about them in our blog! 🐿️🐍🐢 blog.ontarioparks.ca/wildlife-tips-…

Going for a hike with your furry friend? 🐾 Don't forget to pick up after them! Check out our blog to learn more about why you should pick up after your pooch when they conclude their business.🐕 blog.ontarioparks.ca/ecological-imp…

With the leaves changing, Fall is one of the most exciting seasons to visit our park!🍂 But did you know that even stepping off the trail can have a negative effect on our local wildlife? Read our blog for tips to preserve that Fall magic for everyone!🪄 blog.ontarioparks.ca/ei-fall/

🍁 Fall in Love with Ontario Parks! Golden trails, crisp air, and a kaleidoscope of colour await. Ready to chase the best fall views? Check out our guide to visiting provincial parks during fall colours. 🌲✨ blog.ontarioparks.ca/fall-colour-gu…

🍂 Fall colours are peaking — and so is trail traffic!🍁 Fall is one of the busiest times to hit the trails, and planning ahead makes all the difference. 👉 Check out our blog for everything you need to know before you visit our park: blog.ontarioparks.ca/plan-day-trip-…

Reservations are required for entry! 📅 Fall is the busiest time of year for our park; Book ahead to ensure you have a spot this weekend! 🍂 Please note your barcode will only open the gate at your selected time, plan your travel accordingly! 🕘 blog.ontarioparks.ca/advance-daily-…

Can't get your ideal reserved timeslot at Forks of the Credit this weekend? 🧭 Only 45 minutes North-East, Earl Rowe's allure is in its scenic forest trails, large picnic areas, and peaceful lakeside views. Skip the crowds and book at Earl Rowe. Adventure awaits! 🥾

Forks of the Credit Day Use Capacity Update: - Fri, Oct 10: 12% full. - Sat, Oct 11: 23% full. - Sun, Oct 12: 17% full. Reservations must be made before visiting the park. Check out our blog for a how-to on guaranteeing your entry: reservations.ontarioparks.com

Forks of the Credit Day Use Capacity Update: - Fri, Oct 17: 5% full. - Sat, Oct 18: 20% full. - Sun, Oct 19: 3% full. Reservations must be made before visiting the park. Check out our blog for a how-to on guaranteeing your entry: reservations.ontarioparks.com

🍂 The trails may be littered with leaves, but that's no invitation to join in! The best way to hike is to leave no trace. 🚯 Hold on to your trash until you reach a disposal, or take it home with you. 🚮

Spot something interesting? Maybe a flower, bird, or insect that you've never seen before? Snap a pic and upload it to iNaturalist for the community to identify! Check out our blog to see how it works: blog.ontarioparks.ca/inaturalist-at…

🍂 During fall, winter, and early spring, this account will be quieter than usual, but we aren't signing off completely! We will post occasional updates, but we may take longer to respond to questions. If you have any questions or concerns, please call 705-435-2498.