Ontario. Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, Bronte Creek Provincial Park

Ontario. Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks

Site: Bronte Creek Provincial Park

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Record #: BTN0309

Last Full Update: 01 Oct 2024

Contact Information

Office Phone	Office 905-827-6911; Campground 905-827-3228
Toll Free Phone	Ontario Parks (camping reservations only) 1-888-668-7275
E-Mail	BronteCreek@ontario.ca
Website	www.ontarioparks.com/park/brontecreek
Social Media	Facebook, Instagram
Primary Contact	Sheila Wiebe, Park Marketing and Education Specialist; Phone: 905-827-6911 * 289-242-3947; Email: sheila.wiebe@ontario.ca
Alternate Contact	Christine Prince, Park Superintendent; Phone: 905-827-6911 ext 223; Email: christine.prince@ontario.ca

Site Information

Site Location	Day use area: N of QEW at Burloak Dr (exit 109) * Campground: N of QEW at Bronte Rd (exit 111)
Located In Community	Oakville
Address & Map	Bronte Creek Provincial Park Administration Office 1219 Burloak Dr Oakville, ON L6M 4J7 View Google Map
Intersection	Burloak Dr and Upper Middle Rd
Physical Access	Partially Accessible - Washrooms, Nature Centre, Children's Play Barn, Recreation Complex, Snack Bar, Spruce Lane Farmhouse (first floor) are accessible * also certain trails and some campsites

Description and Service Details

Description (Service)	A 682 hectare provincial park that includes: Day use and hiking trails (Burloak Drive entrance) Campground open May to Oct access via Bronte Rd and Upper Middle Rd Fishing Outdoor sports facilities 18-hole Disc golf course basketball courts baseball diamond Winter activities toboggan hill cross-country skiing Garden plots - available for rent Nature Centre open May to Sept educational facility with live animals and hands on displays Spruce Lane Farmhouse museum built in 1899 open Victoria Day (in May) to Sept Camp store (in campground office) sells merchandise and and small camping supplies seasonal hours Picnic areas and shelters (in day use area) picnic tables and 11 shelters with a barbecue on site shelter MUST be reserved Play barn and Children's farm (in day use area) sheltered play area for kids 10 yrs and under see a variety of farm animals open year round (except Christmas Day) Discovery School Program park staff visit your class to lead curriculum linked education programs for more information visit ontarioparks.com/discovery
Hours	Day-use area: 8am - dusk year round Office: Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm (closed on Statutory Holidays)
Dates	Annual events: Jan: First Day Hike Feb: Family Day activities Mar: Maple Syrup Festival Apr: Victorian Easter May: Springtime on the farm & Victorian Tea Jun: Knot Just a Knit in Public Day Jul: HPHP Day Aug: Ghost walks Sep: British Car Day Sep: Harvest Festival Oct: Hand Made Crafts Market Oct: Camper Halloween Dec: Christmas Holiday activities Dec: New Year's Eve Coyote Howl
Areas Served	Canada ; Ontario
Eligibility	No restrictions
Application	No application required
Languages	English
Fees	Admission ; campsite permit, or daily vehicle permit required * seasonal or annual passes available * extra fees apply for shelter rentals, special events, food etc * Veterans and active members of the Canadian Armed Forces, who reside in Ontario, are eligible to enjoy free, weekday (Mon to Fri), day use in provincial parks

Categories and Classification

Service Categories	Campgrounds ; Community Gardens ; Outdoor Environmental Education ; Public Parks ; Swimming/Swimming Lessons
Older Adult Main Categories	RECREATION
Older Adult Sub-Categories	Hiking & Walking ; Parks, Trails & Gardens

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