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Binbrook
Notice: Binbrook Conservation Area will be closed for Day-Use for a special event from 9 – 10, 2023
Facilities that can be found at Binbrook include a swimming beach, children’s splash pad, picnic facilities, nature trails, observation platforms and a play area. It resembles cottage country, and the impressive part is, it’s close to home!
Bring or rent a rowboat, paddle boat or canoe, and experience scenic Binbrook from the water. Canoe along the tranquil shores of one of the few inland lakes located within the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority’s watershed.
Charcoal BBQs are permitted. Please ensure hot coals are deposited in the appropriate marked receptable in the day-use area.
NPCA Waterfowl Hunting Program Policies
Hunting is permitted at various NPCA Conservation Areas to help manage local wildlife populations and provides recreational opportunities for hunters. While species will differ at each park, our properties offer prime habitat for turkey, white tailed deer, waterfowl, and other small game.
Apply for your permit today. All NPCA, as well as provincial and federal rules and regulations apply.
Please be advised that Binbrook Conservation Area falls within City of Hamilton municipal boundaries, and within the NPCA watershed. As an NPCA conservation area, Hamilton Conservation Authority membership passes are not valid for admission to Binbrook CA. To access conservation areas within Hamilton Conservation Authority watershed, you can obtain your HCA membership here: https://conservationhamilton.ca/hca-membership-pass/.
VISITOR INFORMATION
- Admission fees apply. Limited day use capacity daily. Please call or visit social media in advance for updates or closures.
- Washrooms are available.Please deposit all waste in the appropriate, marked receptacles. Littering is prohibited.
- Alcohol is prohibited.
- Fish consumption advisories are in place based on the levels of contaminants in fish at this location. The fish in Lake Niapenco contain chemicals called Per/Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and mercury, which are a risk to human health if consumed. Please read the Guide to Eating Ontario Fish to find out how to reduce the risk of consuming chemicals by knowing which fish to avoid eating.
- The Provincial fishing regulations (Zone 16) apply at all NPCA conservation areas. For more information about regulations, please visit:
https://www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-fishing-regulations-summary/fisheries-management-zone-16 Non-motorized watercraft (including electric trolling motors) are permitted. Visitors are asked to consider catch and release fishing. - Please call ahead for more information and follow us on social for regular updates.
- Group Picnic Area reservations and rentals are no longer available at Binbrook CA.
- Please be advised that the beachfront at Binbrook is not actively monitored by lifeguards.
PROGRAMS & AMENITIES
FISHING AT BINBROOK CONSERVATION AREA
The Provincial fishing regulations (Zone 16) apply at all NPCA conservation areas. For more information about regulations, please visit: https://www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-fishing-regulations-summary/fisheries-management-zone-16. Non-motorized watercraft (trolling motors) are permitted. Visitors are advised to practice catch and release fishing.
Fish consumption advisories are in place based on the levels of contaminants in fish at this location. The fish in Lake Niapenco contain chemicals called Per/Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and mercury, which are a risk to human health if consumed.
Please review the Guide to Eating Ontario Fish to find out how to reduce your risk of consuming chemicals by knowing which fish to avoid eating. For specific fish consumption information for Lake Niapenco (Binbrook Reservoir), visit https://www.ontario.ca/page/fish-consumption-report?id=43077948
Visitors are asked to consider catch and release fishing.
Non-motorized watercraft (inc. electric trolling motors) are permitted.
BUY YOUR NATUREPLUS PASS (ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP)
The NPCA's NaturePlus Pass provides you with unlimited access to our conservation areas across the watershed.
Please be advised that Binbrook Conservation Area falls within City of Hamilton municipal boundaries, and within the NPCA watershed. As an NPCA conservation area, Hamilton Conservation Authority membership passes are not valid for admission to Binbrook CA. To access conservation areas within Hamilton Conservation Authority watershed, you can obtain your HCA membership here: https://conservationhamilton.ca/hca-membership-pass/.
BOARDER PASS CANADA WAKEBOARDING
Boarder Pass Canada Wakeboarding
The exciting Wakeboarding attraction by Boarder Pass Canada is a two-tower cable wakeboarding system that provides guests with the ultimate wakeboarding experience. Visitors can be part of the excitement and enjoy this unique aquatic attraction open to all ages and levels, from the young to the young at heart.
FUNSPLASH SPORTS PARK
FunSplash offers a new experience and a new challenge for all guests over 6 years of age. Players can physically and mentally challenge themselves in a friendly and safe outdoor environment. The FunSplash is the ultimate playground, encouraging teamwork and problem solving while promoting overall health and wellness.
TREETOP TREKKING ADVENTURE PARK
The park features a five-course, 80-element Zip Line & Aerial Game Park, where guests aged nine years and up can climb from tree to tree in the forest canopy on a series of bridges, walkways, and zip lines. Younger kids aged five and up will be able to explore two Discovery Courses, which are similar to the Aerial Game Courses but designed for younger explorers.
The final activity, which has no age requirement, is called Treewalk Village. This activity area includes a network of ten colourful tree houses connected by enclosed walkways and bridges and other forest activities for the youngest kids.
BINBROOK WAVE RENTALS
Join us for a great way for friends & family to spend a beautiful summer day! Experienced & Beginners welcome. A guide will be along for the ride to ensure everyone is safe & comfortable. Paddleboard, Kayak & Canoe rentals are available, in addition to core and strength workouts, and 5 Elements Yoga sessions!
Please check NPCA website or follow on Instagram & Facebook @binbrookwaverentals for all information on this. The BWR building will also have pop, water, gatorade, freezes, sunscreen, and more.
BEACH CONDITIONS & WATER QUALITY
Natural bodies of water are great places to play, swim and cool off on a hot sunny day. However, swimming in these areas is not risk-free. There is always a level of risk when swimming in a natural water body, whether it's on the shores of Lake Erie, jumping off a dock at a cottage or going to an NPCA beach.
Natural water bodies, such as rivers and reservoirs, are exposed to contamination from various sources. The conditions and quality of the water can change quickly due to a number of environmental factors. These factors can influence the level of bacteria in the water to the point where it increases the risk of getting sick.
Visit City of Hamilton Public Health website for updated water quality testsing.
FISHING AT BINBROOK CONSERVATION AREA
The Provincial fishing regulations (Zone 16) apply at all NPCA conservation areas. For more information about regulations, please visit: https://www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-fishing-regulations-summary/fisheries-management-zone-16. Non-motorized watercraft (trolling motors) are permitted. Visitors are advised to practice catch and release fishing.
Fish consumption advisories are in place based on the levels of contaminants in fish at this location. The fish in Lake Niapenco contain chemicals called Per/Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and mercury, which are a risk to human health if consumed.
Please review the Guide to Eating Ontario Fish to find out how to reduce your risk of consuming chemicals by knowing which fish to avoid eating. For specific fish consumption information for Lake Niapenco (Binbrook Reservoir), visit https://www.ontario.ca/page/fish-consumption-report?id=43077948
Visitors are asked to consider catch and release fishing.
Non-motorized watercraft (inc. electric trolling motors) are permitted.
BUY YOUR NATUREPLUS PASS (ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP)
The NPCA's NaturePlus Pass provides you with unlimited access to our conservation areas across the watershed.
Please be advised that Binbrook Conservation Area falls within City of Hamilton municipal boundaries, and within the NPCA watershed. As an NPCA conservation area, Hamilton Conservation Authority membership passes are not valid for admission to Binbrook CA. To access conservation areas within Hamilton Conservation Authority watershed, you can obtain your HCA membership here: https://conservationhamilton.ca/hca-membership-pass/.
BOARDER PASS CANADA WAKEBOARDING
Boarder Pass Canada Wakeboarding
The exciting Wakeboarding attraction by Boarder Pass Canada is a two-tower cable wakeboarding system that provides guests with the ultimate wakeboarding experience. Visitors can be part of the excitement and enjoy this unique aquatic attraction open to all ages and levels, from the young to the young at heart.
FUNSPLASH SPORTS PARK
FunSplash offers a new experience and a new challenge for all guests over 6 years of age. Players can physically and mentally challenge themselves in a friendly and safe outdoor environment. The FunSplash is the ultimate playground, encouraging teamwork and problem solving while promoting overall health and wellness.
TREETOP TREKKING ADVENTURE PARK
The park features a five-course, 80-element Zip Line & Aerial Game Park, where guests aged nine years and up can climb from tree to tree in the forest canopy on a series of bridges, walkways, and zip lines. Younger kids aged five and up will be able to explore two Discovery Courses, which are similar to the Aerial Game Courses but designed for younger explorers.
The final activity, which has no age requirement, is called Treewalk Village. This activity area includes a network of ten colourful tree houses connected by enclosed walkways and bridges and other forest activities for the youngest kids.
BINBROOK WAVE RENTALS
Join us for a great way for friends & family to spend a beautiful summer day! Experienced & Beginners welcome. A guide will be along for the ride to ensure everyone is safe & comfortable. Paddleboard, Kayak & Canoe rentals are available, in addition to core and strength workouts, and 5 Elements Yoga sessions!
Please check NPCA website or follow on Instagram & Facebook @binbrookwaverentals for all information on this. The BWR building will also have pop, water, gatorade, freezes, sunscreen, and more.
BEACH CONDITIONS & WATER QUALITY
Natural bodies of water are great places to play, swim and cool off on a hot sunny day. However, swimming in these areas is not risk-free. There is always a level of risk when swimming in a natural water body, whether it's on the shores of Lake Erie, jumping off a dock at a cottage or going to an NPCA beach.
Natural water bodies, such as rivers and reservoirs, are exposed to contamination from various sources. The conditions and quality of the water can change quickly due to a number of environmental factors. These factors can influence the level of bacteria in the water to the point where it increases the risk of getting sick.
Visit City of Hamilton Public Health website for updated water quality testsing.
Current view of Binbrook: