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Our Locations
Whitby, Ontario - Heber Down Conservation Park
Our Whitby campus is located within Heber Down Conservation Park. We are a short distance from the main Heber Down entrance with close access to washroom facilities.
Our sheltered picnic location hosts picnic tables where campers will participate in inclement weather activities, scheduled meal times and various creative workshops
With 6 nature trails including:
- Iroquois Trail
- Springbanks Trail
- Devil's Den Trail
- Joe Drumm Trail
- Railway Trail
- Maple Leaf Trail
Our summer camp covers a ton of playing grounds! We will spend our time around Devils Den Wetlands and the famous Devils Den Staircase.
Directions from central Whitby: Hwy 412 North, exit right (east) at Taunton Rd. Make a left turn on Country Lane and it is a right turn into the Heber Down parking lot.
Lindsay, Ontario - Ken Reid Conservation Area
A sanctuary for nature enthusiasts, families, and explorers alike, this unique area preserves a stunning array of ecosystems, from dense forests and sprawling meadows to the remarkable McLaren’s Creek Wetland—a provincially significant treasure.
Ken Reid Conservation Area, a thoughtfully designed network of 12 trails, covering nearly 12 kilometers, each with something unique to offer. Two popular boardwalks offer an immersive wetland experience, where the natural beauty and wildlife of the area come to life. Trails meander through scenic views, while the accessible observation platform invites you to pause and soak in the serenity of the wetland habitats.
The area is designed with community enjoyment in mind, featuring a playground, picnic spots, a group camping area, and a designated off-leash dog park. With the Victoria Rail Trail intersecting the area, Ken Reid serves as a hub for hiking, biking, and other outdoor adventures.
Easily accessible from 277 Kenrei (Park) Rd., via Angeline St. or off Highway 35, Ken Reid Conservation Area is a gateway to nature where every visit promises a new discovery.
Come, connect with nature, and see why our Lindsay campus in Ken Reid is a cornerstone of conservation and community in Kawartha Lakes.
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