The Friends of Frontenac Park would like to welcome you to this site about beautiful Frontenac Provincial Park. The Park was created in 1974 and occupies 5,214 hectares within Frontenac County in south-eastern Ontario. The central concept of the Park is called "Threshold to Wilderness." As such, its main objective is to teach wilderness skills in a semi-wilderness settings. Check out the Skills Training Program schedule. But Frontenac Park is much more than that: it is a wonderful place to backpack, hike, canoe, camp and observe nature.
From early January until late March, the park office will be open most weekdays and weekends from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. When the office is closed, permits are still required for park use and may be obtained from the self serve fee station located adjacent to the office. Please contact the park office with any questions at 613 376-3489.
After Thanksgiving until early May, reservations are no longer taken and campsites are available on a first come, first served basis either from the park office or our self-serve fee station. (Note: Reservations are mandatory year-round for qualifying youth groups through the park office.) For further information, please call the park office (613) 376-3489.
The Friends of Frontenac Park provide this information in good faith but make no warranty for its accuracy. This website is another service funded by your membership fees and donations. We thank you and are looking forward to your continuing support.
NOTE: The Friends of Frontenac Provincial Park cannot process campsites availability inquiries or reservations. Please call Ontario Parks' Reservation service at 1-888-0NT-PARK (1-888-668-7275).
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