Mono Cliffs Provincial Park

Three is the Magic Number Trilliums have three broad leaves, three small green sepals, three petals, and a three-sectioned seedpod. Even their genus name, trillium, is from the Latin word "tres" which means "three. During the Stay-at-Home order, please do not travel outside of your area.... Use the park locator tool to find a provincial park or conservation reserve close to where you live. http://www.ontarioparks.com/park-locator See more

Weekly Update May 3, 2021- May 10, 2021 During the Stay-at-Home order, please do not travel outside of your area.... Use the park locator tool to find a provincial park or conservation reserve close to where you live. http://www.ontarioparks.com/park-locator Hours of Opportunity: Monday-Sunday 8:00am-9:00pm Free Day-Use Vehicle Permits: Monday-Thursday from May 3 to September 2, 2021 Weekend Day-Use Vehicle Permits: Friday-Sunday 4 hours > $7.25 Full day > $15.50 *We suggest arriving early in the day as the park often reaches capacity on weekends. We post capacity updates on our Twitter page, @MonoCliffsPP Washrooms: The washrooms in the parking lot as well as the interior washrooms are open to the public. Dogs: Dogs are great hiking partners, we just ask that you keep them on a leash at all times for the safety of other park users and park wildlife. Share the trail: Please be courteous to all trail users by sharing the trail with everyone! If you plan on biking or horseback riding please make sure you plan out your route as not all trails are available to horses or bikes! We are encouraging everyone to do their part to minimize the risk to ourselves and to others by ensuring you continue to follow all public health advice and engage in outdoor activities close to where you live

Spring has sprung here at Mono Cliffs Provincial Park! Can you identify this wildflower? Let us know in the comments! ... During the Stay-at-Home order, please do not travel outside of your area. Use the park locator tool to find a provincial park or conservation reserve close to where you live. http://www.ontarioparks.com/park-locator

Seasonal staff are back in the park and working hard to ensure that the trails are safe and clean for all of our users! Please help us keep our beautiful park clean by leaving behind nothing but footprints During the Stay-at-Home order, please do not travel outside of your area.... Use the park locator tool to find a provincial park or conservation reserve close to where you live. http://www.ontarioparks.com/park-locator See more

This year marks the beginning of an exciting five years for Ontario Parks! We’re supporting the third Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas: an enormous #CommunityScience initiative that aims to survey all the province’s breeding birds: https://bit.ly/3eNxPCy #ONBirdAtlas3

Our friends at Chilly Moose are donating the net proceeds from their special Ontario Parks water bottles to support the Ontario Parks Turtle Protection Project. To find out how you can hydrate and help turtles, click here! https://bit.ly/2P3SpUS

It's that time of year when people love to adorn their homes with holiday decorations created from fresh greenery and other natural items. We are asking for your help to get the word out! Please share or tell your Do-It-Yourself-decorator friends and family. Please DON'T include a trip to our Ontario Parks to collect greenery or other natural items for their beautiful creations. They could be depriving a Pileated Woodpecker of its home or a Red Squirrel of its next meal. No...t only will you be helping to preserve our wildlife's habitat. You may save your friends and/or family from receiving a fine, Removing any natural object from a provincial park is a violation under the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act. See more

If you are new to shoulder season hiking, check out our 4 top tips to help make your outing enjoyable! https://www.ontarioparks.com/parksbl/sail-fall-hiking-tips/

We know you are out there...experienced and aspiring community scientists this is for you! http://www.ontarioparks.com/parksblog/community-science/

If you are or have become a regular visitor to our park. You won't want tomiss the Annual/Seasonal Permit message below.

Our park is very busy during fall. If arriving after 9 am, the parking lot may be full. Please do not try to enter the park. Parking is not recommended on municipal roadsides. Plan ahead, and have other local options in mind should you need to delay your visit for a few hours.

It's #ReptileAwarenessDay! As the cold weather approaches, reptiles are trekking across many provincial parks in search of hibernacula (places in which wildlife overwinter). So how do they avoid freezing in harsh Canadian winters?... https://bit.ly/3dznjw3