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Chippawa Creek
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Beamer Memorial
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Binbrook Tract
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Canborough
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E.C. Brown
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Gord Harry Trail
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Humberstone Marsh
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Jordan Harbour
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Mountainview
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Mud Lake
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Long Beach
Located on Lake Erie, Long Beach Conservation Area is one of Niagara’s hidden gems. A unique place to camp, swim, sunbathe, fish, sailboard or jet-ski, this property is perfect for memory-building.
Over the years, a grassroots community has grown at Long Beach, which you can delightfully experienced at both the Annual Camper Appreciation BBQ and Bolerama.
With only 225 serviced and unserviced campsites, the seasonal campgrounds sell out in a hurry, so don’t put off booking your stay, check back soon for more information. Day Use and Camping from Victoria Day weekend through Thanksgiving weekend.
Rules and regulations must be followed at all times. Admission fees apply.
- Alcohol is strictly prohibited in day-use areas.
- Generators are only allowed for medical reasons and MUST be approved by the park superintendent prior to use.
It is recommended that guests refrain from using charcoal when bbqing and instead, opt for the use of propane. Please note there are no receptacles to dispose of hot coals on-site and this poses a fire hazard.
FISHING WHEN IN SEASON:
MNRF Fishing Regulations apply at the Conservation Area. For more information, please visit https://www.ontario.ca/page/fishing or https://www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-fishing-regulations-summary.
PROGRAMS & SERVICES
INFORMATION EN FRANCAIS
Située sur le lac Érié, l’aire de conservation Long Beach est un des joyaux cachés du Niagara. C’est une place unique pour le camping, la baignade, le bronzage, la pêche, la planche à voile ou pour faire du jet-ski. Cet endroit est parfait pour créer des souvenirs.
Au fil des ans, une communauté locale s’est développée à Long Beach, comme on peut le remarquer au BBQ annuel des campeurs et lors de l’évènement Bolerama.
Avec seulement 225 places de camping avec services et sans services, ces places sont rapidement occupées. Vous ne devez donc pas remettre à plus tard votre réservation qui peut être faite à partir du mois d’avril pour les activités d’une journée et pour le camping qui débutent à la Fête de Victoria et qui se terminent à l’Action de grâce.
BUY YOUR NATUREPLUS PASS (ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP)
The NPCA's NaturePlus Pass provides you with unlimited access to our conservation areas across the watershed.
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. LEARN MORE.
SUMMARY of CONSERVATION AREA RULES/REGULATIONS
- All visitors must register at the office prior to entering the park.
- All campsites require a permit per vehicle (Only two vehicles per site). Permits are non-transferable. “Additional vehicle permits” are required for extra vehicle(s). The registered camper is responsible for the visitors.
- “Excessive noise,” “discriminatory/ harassing/ abusive/ insulting language” or “disturbing others” is prohibited. Be considerate of your neighbor, and staff!
- QUIET HOURS BEGIN AT 11PM! Radios must be off, and no extreme noise created.
- Pets (Max: 2 per site) must always be leashed (maximum 2 meters). NO pets allowed in washrooms, showers or beach. “Noise” regulations also apply to pets.
- Maximum number of 6 persons per campsite.
- Alcohol & cannabis are allowed on your campsite ONLY please be courteous. Exception: during a total alcohol & cannabis ban where no alcohol & cannabis is allowed.
- Campsites must be always kept clean. Trash must be deposited in central bins. Failure to do so is littering.
- When vacating the campsite, visitors are required to clean up the site and dispose of trash inside of appropriate trash or recycling containers.
- Campfires must be of reasonable size, be ALWAYS kept under adult control, and 3m away from forest or flammables. Fires must be extinguished prior to leaving the pit unattended. Fireplaces are for camping/cooking fires ONLY. Burning of trash items is littering.
- Fireworks of any sort are prohibited.
- Generators are only allowed for medical reasons and MUST be approved by the park superintendent prior to use.
- Day Passes and Membership passes are valid from 8am to 8pm.
- Maximum of 2 sleeping shelters (E.g., Tent & Trailer), and one dining tent allowed per campsite. Only one shelter may be “wheeled” or “solid wall” equipment.
- Damage of any kind, (E.g., Growth, removal of deadwood, use of screws/ nails on trees, failure to remove rope/wire from trees, others property) or modifications to the park (Landscaping, digging, excavating, tree trimming) is strictly prohibited.
- Gray water and sewage must be held and disposed of appropriately at the dumping station. Do not dump.
- To protect against shoreline and slope erosion, please use the public stairs/access points to go to the beach.
- All visitors are subject to regulations made under Conservation Authorities Act, R.S.O. 1990, C.27.
Rules/Regulations (excerpts from Ontario Regulation 123, made under the Conservation Authorities Act, R.S.O. 1990, C.27). Note: This summary is for convenience only and does not include all existing rules/regulations. Further regulations are listed on O. Reg. 123; and are available for viewing at www.e-laws.gov.on.ca and www.ontariocourts.on.ca
Campsite limitations/maximums may be amended at any time by the NPCA. Violation of any regulation, rule or policy of the NPCA may result in cancellation of permit(s), eviction from the property without refund, charges under applicable legislation, and prohibition from NPCA properties. The Authority reserves the right to deny entry/renewal.
INFORMATION EN FRANCAIS
Située sur le lac Érié, l’aire de conservation Long Beach est un des joyaux cachés du Niagara. C’est une place unique pour le camping, la baignade, le bronzage, la pêche, la planche à voile ou pour faire du jet-ski. Cet endroit est parfait pour créer des souvenirs.
Au fil des ans, une communauté locale s’est développée à Long Beach, comme on peut le remarquer au BBQ annuel des campeurs et lors de l’évènement Bolerama.
Avec seulement 225 places de camping avec services et sans services, ces places sont rapidement occupées. Vous ne devez donc pas remettre à plus tard votre réservation qui peut être faite à partir du mois d’avril pour les activités d’une journée et pour le camping qui débutent à la Fête de Victoria et qui se terminent à l’Action de grâce.
BUY YOUR NATUREPLUS PASS (ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP)
The NPCA's NaturePlus Pass provides you with unlimited access to our conservation areas across the watershed.
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. LEARN MORE.
SUMMARY of CONSERVATION AREA RULES/REGULATIONS
- All visitors must register at the office prior to entering the park.
- All campsites require a permit per vehicle (Only two vehicles per site). Permits are non-transferable. “Additional vehicle permits” are required for extra vehicle(s). The registered camper is responsible for the visitors.
- “Excessive noise,” “discriminatory/ harassing/ abusive/ insulting language” or “disturbing others” is prohibited. Be considerate of your neighbor, and staff!
- QUIET HOURS BEGIN AT 11PM! Radios must be off, and no extreme noise created.
- Pets (Max: 2 per site) must always be leashed (maximum 2 meters). NO pets allowed in washrooms, showers or beach. “Noise” regulations also apply to pets.
- Maximum number of 6 persons per campsite.
- Alcohol & cannabis are allowed on your campsite ONLY please be courteous. Exception: during a total alcohol & cannabis ban where no alcohol & cannabis is allowed.
- Campsites must be always kept clean. Trash must be deposited in central bins. Failure to do so is littering.
- When vacating the campsite, visitors are required to clean up the site and dispose of trash inside of appropriate trash or recycling containers.
- Campfires must be of reasonable size, be ALWAYS kept under adult control, and 3m away from forest or flammables. Fires must be extinguished prior to leaving the pit unattended. Fireplaces are for camping/cooking fires ONLY. Burning of trash items is littering.
- Fireworks of any sort are prohibited.
- Generators are only allowed for medical reasons and MUST be approved by the park superintendent prior to use.
- Day Passes and Membership passes are valid from 8am to 8pm.
- Maximum of 2 sleeping shelters (E.g., Tent & Trailer), and one dining tent allowed per campsite. Only one shelter may be “wheeled” or “solid wall” equipment.
- Damage of any kind, (E.g., Growth, removal of deadwood, use of screws/ nails on trees, failure to remove rope/wire from trees, others property) or modifications to the park (Landscaping, digging, excavating, tree trimming) is strictly prohibited.
- Gray water and sewage must be held and disposed of appropriately at the dumping station. Do not dump.
- To protect against shoreline and slope erosion, please use the public stairs/access points to go to the beach.
- All visitors are subject to regulations made under Conservation Authorities Act, R.S.O. 1990, C.27.
Rules/Regulations (excerpts from Ontario Regulation 123, made under the Conservation Authorities Act, R.S.O. 1990, C.27). Note: This summary is for convenience only and does not include all existing rules/regulations. Further regulations are listed on O. Reg. 123; and are available for viewing at www.e-laws.gov.on.ca and www.ontariocourts.on.ca
Campsite limitations/maximums may be amended at any time by the NPCA. Violation of any regulation, rule or policy of the NPCA may result in cancellation of permit(s), eviction from the property without refund, charges under applicable legislation, and prohibition from NPCA properties. The Authority reserves the right to deny entry/renewal.