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Fire Ban Details:

Fire Ban Details:
Alexander Stewart Provincial Park is a day use park only. No campfires or open fires permitted at anytime. Portable gas stoves with a control valve are permitted only.
Park Hours are sunrise to 10 pm daily.

Boil Water Details:
- Currently under a Boil Water Advisory:
Algonquin Park Visitor Centre
Canisbay Lake Campground
Kearney Lake Campground
Tea Lake Campground
Lake of Two Rivers Campground and Store
Mew Lake Campground
East Beach Comfort Station

Depuis janvier 2017, tous les déchets doivent être placés dans des sacs-poubelle transparents ainsi que l’exige City of Kawartha Lakes.

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Fire Ban Details:
As of July 8th, 2020 at 11:59pm the City of Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue Service has issued a city wide burn ban as a result of the extreme temperatures and dangerously dry conditions. As a result, Balsam Lake Provincial Park has also imposed a complete fire ban for the park which includes the use of open fires for cooking and warmth.

During a full fire ban park visitors are permitted to use:

• Portable gas or propane stoves, with a shut off control valve, manufactured for the intended purpose of cooking (i.e., portable camp stoves, single burner units, portable barbeque, etc.), for food preparation only.

Park visitors are not permitted to use:
• Charcoal barbeques or biomass units using natural burning fuels (i.e., sticks, twigs, pinecones, etc.).
• Portable outdoor living gas or propane fire pits or fire bowls manufactured for the intended purpose of outdoor ambiance and recreational enjoyment that produces flame.

The current long range forecast does not have any precipitation and lifting the ban will be dependent on weather conditions offering significant precipitation over multiple days. Please contact number below for updates on fire conditions or contact us directly at the park. Alternatively, follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter @balsamlake_pp for updates.

Fire Ban Details:
Bayview Escarpment is a day-use park only. No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Bayview Escarpment.

Boil Water Details:
Water taken from lakes and rivers should be submitted to a rolling boil for at least one full minute before consumption.

Fire Ban Details:
Black Creek is a day-use park only. No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Black Creek.

Boil Water Details:

Fire Ban Details:
Cabot Head is a day-use park only. No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Cabot Head.

Fire Ban Details:
Carson Lake Provincial Park is a day use park only. No campfires or open fires permitted at anytime. Portable gas stoves with a control valve are permitted only.
Park Hours are sunrise to 10 pm daily.

Boil Water Details:
NOTICE: Any water collected from Lakes, Rivers, etc. in the backcountry should be treated before drinking, food preparation or dental care. Treatment could include, filtration, disinfection tablets, boiling water for one minute, etc.

Boil Water Details:

Beach Posting Details:

Recreational water monitoring takes place between the months of May to September. Due to fluctuations in rainfall, wind direction, bird populations and other contributing factors, the beaches in the park MAY BE posted "Do not swim" periodically during the summer months.

2020-07-07: East Beach and West Beach are posted as "unsafe for swimming" due to elevated bacteria levels.

Fire Ban Details:
As of July 8th, 2020 at 11:59pm the City of Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue Service has issued a city wide burn ban as a result of the extreme temperatures and dangerously dry conditions. As a result, Emily Provincial Park has also imposed a complete fire ban for the park which includes the use of open fires for cooking and warmth.

During a full fire ban park visitors are permitted to use:
• Portable gas or propane stoves, with a shut off control valve, manufactured for the intended purpose of cooking (i.e., portable camp stoves, single burner units, portable barbeque, etc.), for food preparation only.

Park visitors are not permitted to use:
• Charcoal barbeques or biomass units using natural burning fuels (i.e., sticks, twigs, pinecones, etc.).
• Portable outdoor living gas or propane fire pits or fire bowls manufactured for the intended purpose of outdoor ambiance and recreational enjoyment that produces flame.

The current long range forecast does not have any precipitation and lifting the ban will be dependent on weather conditions offering significant precipitation over multiple days. If you have any questions please contact us directly at the park at 705-799-5170. Alternatively, follow us on Facebook, Instagram/emilyprovpark or Twitter/@EmilyProvPark for updates.

Beach Posting Details:

The beach water at Emily Provincial Park Lake Campers Beach is posted due to elevated bacteria levels.

Boil Water Details:

Boil Water Details:
There are 2 potable water stations within the park that are approved for consumption. These 2 stations will be clearly posted "Potable Water."

A Boil Water advisory is in effect for the rest of the water system. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and brushing teeth.

Il y a 2 stations d'eau potable dans le parc approuvées pour boire. Ces deux stations seront marquées ''Eau Potable'. Un avis de faire bouillir l'eau est en fonction pour le reste du système. On conseille aux utilisateurs de faire bouillir l'eau 1 minute avant de la boire, de s'en servir pour la cuisine ou de se brosser les dents.

Fire Ban Details:
FIRES STRICTLY PROHIBITED

Fire Ban Details:
FIRES STRICTLY PROHIBITED

Fire Ban Details:
Hope Bay Forest is a day-use park only. No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Hope Bay Forest.

Fire Ban Details:
Ira Lake is a day-use park only. No campfires or open fires permitted at any time.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Ira Lake.

Boil Water Details:
Boil Water Advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and brushing teeth.

Potable water available at designated sites identified on park map.

Fire Ban Details:
Johnston Harbour/Pine Tree Point is a day-use park only. No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Johnston Harbour/Pine Tree Point.

Boil Water Details:

Nous utilisons des caméras de surveillance de la faune. Notez cependant que les photos dans lesquelles apparaissent des membres du public sont effacées. Veuillez communiquer avec (Paul Smith), directeur du parc (paul.smith4@ontario.ca, 613-332-3940 x-255), pour plus de renseignements à ce sujet.

Les renseignements personnels sont recueillis en vertu de l’article 29 de la Loi de 2006 sur les parcs provinciaux et les réserves de conservation.

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Fire Ban Details:
Effective July 7, 2020 the Park Superintendent has issued a Total Fire Ban for Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park.

No open air burning (campfires) are permitted during this time. Only exception is portable stoves that have fuel control valve may be used for cooking.

Boil Water Details:
NOTICE: Any water collected from Lakes, Rivers, etc. in the back country should be treated before drinking, food preparation or dental care. Treatment could include, filtration, disinfection tablets, boiling water for one minute, etc.

Fire Ban Details:
EFFECTIVE JULY 7th, 2020:


Lake St. Peter Provincial Park has issued a TOTAL FIRE BAN that prohibits all open fires.
This fire ban applies to all land within Lake St. Peter Provincial Park.


During a fire ban:
• Campfires are not permitted at any time;
• Charcoal or wood burning barbeques may not be used;
• Portable gas/propane/naphtha stoves or barbecues that have a fuel source with a control valve may still be used

Enforcement staff will be patrolling the park ensure compliance. This ban is made under the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act, Regulation 347, section 5 (2). Any violations can be subject to a minimum fine of $150.00.

The fire ban will remain in place until further notice and will be lifted as soon as conditions allow.

Boil Water Details:
This advisory applies to the Rabbit Blanket Lake Campground ONLY

Fire Ban Details:
Lion's Head is a day-use park only. No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Lion's Head.

Fire Ban Details:
Little Cove is a day-use park only. No campfires or open fires are permitted at any time.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Little Cove.

Boil Water Details:
NOTICE

The local Medical Officer of Health has issued a boil water advisory. Elevated bacterial counts in the water may pose a health risk to consumers. Users are advised to boil for one minute all water used for drinking, food preparation and dental care.

Boil Water Details:
No potable water is available at Mark S. Burnham

Beach Posting Details:

No swimming area is available at Mark S. Burnham. This is a day use park with a picnic area and a 1.8km loop trail. Enjoy a hike through the majestic old growth forest showcasing a large canopy of Eastern Hemlock and Sugar Maple.

Nous utilisons des caméras de surveillance de la faune. Notez cependant que les photos dans lesquelles apparaissent des membres du public sont effacées, conformément à la politique sur les photographies dans les parcs de l’Ontario (en cours d’élaboration). Veuillez communiquer avec Bob Elliott, directeur du parc, pour plus de renseignements à ce sujet.

Adresse postale : C.P. 267
Wawa (Ontario)
P0S 1K0
Courriel : bob.elliott@ontario.ca
Téléphone : 705 856-2284

Les renseignements personnels sont recueillis en vertu de l’article 29 de la Loi de 2006 sur les parcs provinciaux et les réserves de conservation.

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Boil Water Details:
A Boil Water advisory is in effect for the water system. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and brushing teeth.

Boil Water Details:
Missinaibi Provincial Park drinking water system is currently posted with boil water advisory.

Boil Water Details:
Please be advised that our drinking water system has been put into service however, the water must be tested by the Local Public Health Laboratory before it is safe for use. The quality of the water is unknown at this time.

Water can be rendered safe for drinking if boiled for at least one minute.

All notices will be removed from the taps as soon as we have received confirmation of acceptable laboratory test results.