Events

Set within the breathtaking Twenty Valley, Ball’s Falls Conservation Area offers spectacular scenery and natural beauty.

Now imagine it all lit up in time for the holiday season?!

Join the NPCA at Ball's Falls Conservation Area from November 30 to December 20, for a spectacular hiking experience along the trails and within the Heritage Village of Glen Elgin.

From the Centre of Conservation, the entrance to the Conservation Area and all the way down to many of the1800s heritage buildings, our visitors will enjoy a unique experience featuring thousands of Christmas lights and holiday décor!

5 to 9 p.m. daily. One hour time slots available by RESERVATION ONLY beginning at 5 p.m. Park closes at 9 p.m. sharp.

Admission Fees: $8/adult, $6/seniors and students, children 5 years old & under are free.

On December 11 to 13, all proceeds will be donated to the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Foundation. 

RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR BALL'S FALLS HOLIDAY TRAIL HERE!

Please be advised all guests must complete the health screening prior to arrival and everyone is required to wear face masks when checking in, and are encouraged to do so throughout their visit. 

The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority is in the process of updating floodplain mapping for Beamsville Creek, Bartlett Creek, and Prudhomes Creek.

An important part of this process is engaging our community, particularly those who live along these creeks.

HOW TO PROVIDE FEEDBACK:
Please read the Draft Report and review the maps found at: https://getinvolved.npca.ca/grimsby-lincoln-floodplain-mapping

1. Mark your calendars! Attend the Virtual Information Session to provide feedback REGISTER NOW. 

2. If unable to attend, please check back on the above link as you will have the ability to watch the presentation and submit comments or questions (you may receive an answer publicly or privately depending on the nature of your inquiry)

3. Email comments to Steve Miller, Senior Manager of Water Resources, at smiller@npca.ca

4. Mail written comment to NPCA head office at 250 Thorold Rd 3rd Floor, Welland, ON L3C 3W2

Virtual Session:
Tuesday, December 15
6 to 8 p.m.

This session will provide information about the project and allow for property owners and interested residents a chance to speak with the project team.

The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority is in the process of updating floodplain mapping for six creeks in the Town of Grimsby. These floodplains were last mapped more than 25 years ago.

An important part of this process is engaging our community, particularly those who live along these creeks.

HOW TO PROVIDE FEEDBACK:
Please read the Draft Report and review the maps found at: https://getinvolved.npca.ca/grimsby-lincoln-floodplain-mapping

1. Mark your calendars! Attend the Virtual Information Session to provide feedback. REGISTER NOW! 

2. If unable to attend, please check back on the above link as you will have the ability to watch the presentation and submit comments or questions (you may receive an answer publicly or privately depending on the nature of your inquiry)

3. Email comments to Steve Miller, Senior Manager of Water Resources, at smiller@npca.ca

4. Mail written comment to NPCA head office at 250 Thorold Rd 3rd Floor, Welland, ON L3C 3W2

Virtual Session:
Wednesday, December 16
6 to 8 p.m.

This session will provide information about the project and allow for property owners and interested residents a chance to speak with the project team. 

To commence at 9:30 a.m.

Given the Recent COVID-19 situation, our Board of Directors meetings continue to take place virtually, through teleconference. While they are not live, the original video is posted two days after the meeting takes place. 

The NPCA wishes you well during this difficult time.