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Tag: Corporate partnership

  • 4 top tips for fall hiking adventures

    Fall is our favourite hiking season. It’s not too hot. The bugs are gone. Solitude is easier to find. But fall hiking has its own complications, especially when it comes to weather. Before heading out, check out this handy fall hiking checklist:

  • Reforestation at Balsam Lake: round "brew"

    Last year, we collaborated with our friends at Collective Arts Brewing to brew up a tasty ecological reforestation project for Balsam Lake Provincial Park. Thanks to your unwavering support, we’re thrilled to announce that we’re back with Collective Arts to debut their newest brew: Trail Loop Honey Lager! Keep reading to learn how Ontario Parks…

  • 7 tips for cool-weather adventuring

    For many, autumn is the ideal season for outdoor fun. But as the temperatures start to drop, we want to make sure our hikers and campers stay safe while exploring our parks. With help from our friends at Subaru Canada, we’ve gathered some top tips for staying warm and dry during your fall forays:

  • What RV trends do we expect to see?

    In today’s post, our friends at the Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association share their insights into the latest RV trends, and invite you to the Toronto Spring Camping and RV Show (a free online event). Many industries have taken a hit during the pandemic, but the Canadian RV and camping industry was an exception. More and more…

  • How our partners helped us protect our parks in 2019

    We are privileged to work with partner organizations that help us keep our parks accessible for the millions of Ontarians who use them every year.

  • Nominate a student

    Has one of our park staff ever made your day? You know: gone that extra yard to make your vacation that much more enjoyable? If this has happened to you, it has most likely involved one of the 1,500+ student staff we hire each summer. And we’d love your help in giving them some well-deserved…

  • Top 3 paddling destinations in Ontario’s Sunset Country

    Ever paddled through the hush of the boreal forest at dawn? Watched the sun rise over a network of Canadian Shield lakes? Whether you prefer canoe, kayak or SUP, Sunset Country is a paddler’s paradise.

  • How to start your campfire when the weather won't cooperate

    Picture this: you’re on your way back to your campsite after an awesome day of exploration. You’ve kayaked all through the park’s network of lakes. You’ve conquered the lookout trail. But now the sun’s starting to sink. The wind’s picked up and it’s getting chilly. You feel the first drop of rain. It’s a full…

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