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Although our municipal Open Air Burning By-law allows for campfires in wooded areas, we want to remind residents that this does not apply to the region's parks. By-Law P-600 clearly outlines that campfires are not allowed in municipal parks. 

Get outside and enjoy one of the municipality's many parks, trails, and gardens. From award-winning Victorian gardens to local community trails, there are hundreds of spaces to explore.

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campfires in municipal parks

Although our municipal Open Air Burning By-law allows for campfires in wooded areas, this does not apply to the region's parks as per By-Law P-600.
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Parks Capital Projects

See details regarding Capital Parks & Playgrounds budget.
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Pet Waste

Learn how we can keep our wildlife habitats safe, maintain our clean drinking water, and continue to enjoy our beautiful lakes.
Blue screen with picture of tick and information from the Province on where to get more information about tick safety.

Tick Safety

Avoid the risk of being bitten by a tick when visiting our parks and trails
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Benefits of nature

Tips and resources to help you explore nature throughout the municipality.
A marked bike path in Point Pleasant Park in summer

Bike the park

Weekend bike access now permitted along marked path in Point Pleasant Park