Pioneer Park Bayfield
46 Bayfield Terrace N0M 1G0 Bayfield, ON, Canada

Park elves getting ready for the holidays

We always love to see what our visitors have to say about their experiences with our park. Recently, Trip Advisor user @IM_Explorer shared their experience while visiting the park in a cooler time of the year and how in the winter, many locals believe that the view from the top of the Park's staircase looks identical to Santa Claus' home base, the North Pole! Eager to share your experience at Pioneer Park with us? Tag your memories with #pioneerparkbayfield on your nex...t adventure. #pioneerparkbayfield #bayfieldontario

Looking to be more sustainable this holiday season? Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation has got you covered! Check out their profile below for some environmentally friendly tips! ... #pioneerparkbayfield #bayfieldontario #shoplocal

Every year, families are faced with a big question. To buy a traditional, real Christmas tree or a manufactured plastic one. Though you may have heard of the many pros and cons through, one thing rings true, buying a plastic Christmas tree can be very damaging to our global environment. Artificial Christmas trees, or, any artificial tree really, is made with harmful chemicals such as metal and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). PVC is non-biodegradable and is one of the most toxic ...chemicals known to man, thus, making it no surprise that PVC has been boycotted by numerous environmental groups. Real trees, on the other hand, are biodegradable and much better for the environment. Studies show that a single Christmas tree can absorb around one tonne of carbon dioxide over its lifetime. Additionally, with such a high demand for non-artificial trees, most tree farms replace purchased trees with new saplings every year. Meaning, harvesting a Christmas tree is no more environmentally damaging than harvesting a cob of corn! So, do you plan to purchase a real, traditional Christmas tree for your home this year? Or stick to an artificial one? Let us know in the comments below! #pioneerparkbayfield #bayfieldontario #christmastree #globalwarming

September is National Mushroom Month, and what a great time to celebrate the mushroom! With such versatility for cooking, mushrooms are used in virtually every cuisine and can be prepared in several different ways. Containing plenty of nutrients and vitamins, the most popular varieties include a button, cremini, portobello, shiitake and oyster. Though you may see mushrooms popping up in the park, on the trails or even in your own backyard, it is important not to pick or e...at wild or unknown mushrooms! Many wild mushrooms are poisonous which is why it is best to purchase cultivated varieties and leave wild foraging to the trained professionals. However, this doesnt mean that you cant still admire strange mushrooms from afar, it is mushroom month after all! #pioneerparkbayfield #bayfieldontario

The wind and waves today

End of summer gratitude with @jenreaburnyoga

https://pioneerpark.ca/ Enjoy our new website for information and updates regarding Pioneer Park

Pioneer Park Association Annual General Meeting Notice 2020

After storm bliss

Just stunning @whittaker7575

Please share #agm #pioneerparkbayfield @jenreaburnyoga

And just like that....

Beautiful day on the lake

This poor beech tree, such a friendly shade spot in the park

After the storm....

These rummage sale memories

Good Morning Lovely Yogis! Jen will be back Saturday! Enjoy the much needed rain day @jenreaburnyoga

Did you know? Yoga in the park: -provides hand sanitizer and wipes -spaces participants approximately 12 apart -collects contract tracing info from each person, each class... -is supervised by a Board member -is free for our community -is supported by the Pioneer Park Association -is taught by the lovely and talented Jen Raeburn See more

Waves thank you for sharing @whittaker7575

Rain day...yoga in the park cancelled for today. Enjoy the much needed rain

Anyone else out chasing the sunset?

This mornings yoga in the park thank you for sharing Scott Gregory

Happy Canada Day Friends! Stay safe and kind out there

Announcement~ Please no open fire or Hibachi/BBQ of any kind with in the park. We encourage picnics and practice social distancing. The public bathrooms are located beside the library on Main Street. Thank you kindly!

Covid~ Starting Thursday July 2nd- please sign in with your name and contact info at the park before class and also for now we will be asking a max of 36 people lets hope that things open up. For any further inquiries please contact the PPA [email protected]

Congratulations to all you fine young people who are still finding the joy in it all! My daughter thinks you all look like princesses on the lake

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Lake side.... Happy Fathers Day!

Im a member of the Knit 1-2-3 group @ the Bayfield Library Thank you for sharing Debbie Carroll

Anybody lose their keys in the park?

Our little slice of paradise.... @ Pioneer Park Bayfield

More of last nights magic! Thank you for sharing Debbie Luft

Last nights magic! Thank you for sharing AnneMarie Madziak

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