Ball’s Falls

Lincoln, Ontario

Binbrook

Binbrook, Ontario

Chippawa Creek

Wellandport, Ontario

Bench facing beach surrounded by trees and grass

Long Beach

Wainfleet, Ontario

Beamer Memorial

Grimsby, Ontario

Binbrook Tract

Binbrook, Ontario

Canborough

Dunnville, Ontario

Cave Springs

Lincoln, Ontario

Comfort Maple

Fenwick, Ontario

E.C. Brown

Welland, Ontario

Gainsborough

Fenwick, Ontario

Gord Harry Trail

Port Colborne, Ontario

Hedley Forest

Haldimand, Ontario

Humberstone Marsh

Port Colborne, Ontario

Jordan Harbour

West Lincoln, Ontario

Louth

Jordan Station, Ontario

Morgan’s Point

Morgans Point, Ontario

Mountainview

Beamsville, Ontario

Mud Lake

Port Colborne, Ontario

Port Davidson

West Lincoln, Ontario

Rockway

Lincoln, Ontario

Ruigrok Tract

Haldimand, Ontario

Shriners Creek

Niagara Falls, Ontario

Smith Ness

Niagara Falls, Ontario

St. Johns

Fonthill, Ontario

Stevensville

Fort Erie, Ontario

Two Mile Creek

Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario

Virgil

Virgil, Ontario

Wainfleet Bog

Wainfleet, Ontario

Wainfleet Wetlands

Wainfleet, Ontario

Willoughby Marsh

Niagara Falls, Ontario

Woodend

Woodend, Ontario

Woolverton

Woolverton, Ontario

Shriners Creek

Notice

WHILE SOME CONSERVATION AREAS AND FACILITIES ARE NOW OPEN, THIS ONE IS NOT ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC.

WINTER WEATHER NOTICE

Conservation area visitors are reminded to take precaution when attending natural areas and trails, especially during the fall/winter season when inclement weather and conditions may arise. In the event of inclement weather, NPCA conservation areas remain open, but activities and services may be limited and facilities such as the Centre for Conservation at Ball’s Falls may be closed. Please be mindful of NPCA staff who work to ensure primary parking areas are cleared and plowed when visiting, and note that all trails are natural, and not maintained for winter recreation. Please check NPCA conservation area pages on Facebook for closure postings, as these are updated regularly.

Shriner’s Creek is currently classed as a wildlife refuge and stormwater management area and is therefore not open to the public. It is 31-hectare and is transected by Shriner’s Creek.