Woolverton

Recreational Activities Available

Description

The Woolverton Conservation Area is a passive natural area located in the Town of Grimsby. Natural features of a hardwood Sugar Maple forest are conserved on this 18 hectare (46 acres) property, including some of the best examples of escarpment slope, mantled plain and terrace features in Ontario. It provides passive recreational opportunities and is only accessed by the Bruce Trail system. Site activities include bird and wildlife viewing.\

Related Contacts

Furtney, Gregg
Conservation Areas Supervisor
905-892-1736

Operating Hours
Year round, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Location

Trillium

Events

28
Apr

Trout Season Opens at St. Johns Conservation Area

Join the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority on Saturday, April 28, 2018, at St. Johns Conservation Area in Thorold for the annual opening of Trout Season.

The ceremonial first cast by Mickey DiFruscio will take place at 12:00.

8
May

Niagara Children's Water Festival

The Niagara Children’s Water Festival Committee and Niagara Region - with the help of partnerships with Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, City of St.

News

FAMILY FISHING TRADITION CONTINUES AT NPCA ST. JOHNS POND TROUT SEASON OPENING

WELLAND, Ont. (April 20, 2018) –Join the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) on Saturday, April 28 at St.

THE NPCA SUPPORTS LOCAL EARTH DAY EVENTS IN CELEBRATION OF EARTH DAY 2018

Earth Day Events Happening Throughout the Watershed