Category: Accessibility and Inclusion

Discover a world of adventure in Ontario’s pristine parks with guided recreation classes for all ages and skill levels. From kayaking serene lakes to hiking lush trails, connect with nature while gaining new skills under expert instruction. Immerse yourself in the province’s natural wonders as you learn wilderness survival techniques, rock climbing, horseback riding, and more. Whether you’re seeking heart-pumping thrills or peaceful escapes, Ontario Parks’ wide array of hands-on classes let you explore the great outdoors in a safe, welcoming environment. With programs offered year-round across the province, you&#…

Discover the beauty of nature without barriers in Ontario’s provincial parks. With a commitment to accessibility, these parks offer a wide range of accommodations, services, and features designed to make your outdoor experience inclusive and enjoyable. From wheelchair-friendly trails and campsites to accessible beaches and fishing piers, Ontario Parks ensures that everyone can immerse themselves in the wonders of the natural world. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or just starting out with our Learning to Camp program, you’ll find the support …

Check park websites or tourism resources to find detailed accessibility information before visiting, including specifics on terrain, trail widths, grades, and surfaces. Look for features like accessible parking, restrooms, picnic areas, and interpretive centers to ensure the park can accommodate your needs. Call ahead to park offices to discuss your accessibility requirements and get personalized recommendations on the most suitable trails, activities and amenities for your visit.
Accessibility Features to Look For
When planning a trip to an Ontario park, there are several key accessibility features to look for to ensure a …