Coordinates Ontario's parks and protected areas system and leads the provincial Species at Risk Program 

• protects and manages 341 provincial parks and 295 conservation reserves
• a majority of parks emphasize protection, but over 100 are operated to provide recreation including canoeing, hiking, nature viewing, camping, picnicking, swimming and fishing 
• many parks offer natural and cultural heritage education programs
• visit website for information about park operating dates, barrier free access, contacting parks, facilities and services, park regulations, and a host of other subjects

• Reservations, daily 7 am-9 pm
• Travel Information, daily 9 am-5 pm
• park hours vary with the season and the park

No restrictions

Reserve by phone or online for campsites and day use shelters

• Fees for camping and day use are posted on the website
• Discounts on day-use and camping fees to Ontario residents aged 65 and over and Ontario residents who possess a CNIB identity card or Ministry of Transportation accessible parking permit
• 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