Do you need a park pass for Ontario provincial parks?

Do you need a park pass for Ontario provincial parks?

A daily vehicle permit is good for a single day and includes entry for one vehicle and its occupants. Daily vehicle permits are available in advance at participating parks. You can buy advance permits up to 5 days before arrival.

How much is a vehicle permit Ontario Parks?

$99.00
Day Use Fees – 2021

Daily Vehicle Permit	Base Fee
Annual Vehicle Permit – (valid from January 1, 2021 to December 31, 2021)	$99.00
Summer Vehicle Permit – (valid from April 1, 2021 to November 30, 2021)	$75.00
Winter Vehicle Permit – (valid from December 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022)	$60.00
Walk-in fees – per person	Base Fee

Are Ontario provincial parks free this summer?

Mark your calendar! No summer is complete without a day trip (or several) to Ontario’s provincial parks. The soaring trees, glittering lakes, and wide-open views just don’t compare to anything you’ll find in the city.

Is 2021 Ontario Parks pass good for 2022?

Ontario Parks has again allowed 2021 passes to be used for the 2022 Season. As announced in the spring of 2021, Ontario Parks extended the expiry date of the 2021 Summer Daily Vehicle Permit and the 2021 Annual Daily Vehicle Permit for one year.

How much is a Ontario provincial park pass?

2021 Annual permit from January 1 to December 31 is reduced from $155 to $99. 2021 Summer permit April 1 to November 30 is reduced from $111 to $75. 2020-21 Winter permit from December 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021 is $75.

How much is an Ontario provincial park pass?

There are 4 different seasonal permits available Visit parks in all seasons? Annual day-use permits ($99) allow you to explore parks for an entire year (January 1 – December 31). Prefer to explore parks during the warmer months? Summer day-use permits ($75) are valid from April 1 – November 30.

Is Bronte park free?

Admittance to the Day Use side of Bronte Creek Provincial Park is charged on a per vehicle basis. There is no per person charge and no charge for walking or cycling in. The fee covers the use of all areas of the day use side (with the exception of the pool) as well as entrance to the campground before 10:00 pm.

How much is a day pass for Ontario provincial parks?

Day Use Fees – 2022

Daily Vehicle Permit	Base Fee	Total
Regular (Age 6 – 17)	$0.89	$1.00
Regular (Age 18 +)	$1.77	$2.00
Ontario Senior	$1.55	$1.75
Ont. Persons with Disabilities * (Age 6 – 17)	$0.44	$0.50

Is Algonquin Park free?

Daily Vehicle Permit Costs Ontario Parks charges fees for all day use entry into Algonquin Park.

What does parks Canada Discovery Pass include?

The Discovery Pass includes all the privileges and services that normally come with a daily admission pass or permit. Services such as Canadian Rockies Hot Springs admission, backcountry overnight use, guided tours or parking that normally carry a separate fee are excluded. Camping fees are not included.

Do I need a pass to drive through Algonquin Park?

Q: Do I need a pass if I’m just driving through? A: No. If you are driving Highway 60 (a provincial highway) you do not need a permit. As soon as you stop to use a Park facility (bathroom, picnic ground, Visitor Centre, trail, etc.)

Do I need a pass to visit Algonquin Park?

People traveling through Algonquin Park on Highway 60 between Oxtongue Lake and Whitney, Ontario do not need a permit. However, if you use any facilities (e.g. trail, picnic ground, bathroom, etc.) a permit is required.

Is Darlington Provincial Park free?

There is a day-use fee, which allows one vehicle to enter Darlington Provincial Park during the operating hours. The fee for a regular Daily Vehicle Permit for Darlington is currently $14.50, there are discounted permits for seniors and Ontario persons with a disability.

Do you need a pass to enter Algonquin Park?

Do you need a park pass to drive through Banff?

Do I need a pass? All visitors to Banff National Park are required to have a valid National Park Pass, regardless of the mode of travel. Park passes can be purchased online, at the park gates if driving to the park, or in person at the Visitor Center in Banff and Lake Louise.

How much is the permit for Algonquin Park?

Seasonal Day Use Permit Costs

Annual Vehicle Permit (January 1 to December 31)	$111.87
Summer Vehicle Permit (April 1 to November 30)	$84.75
Winter Vehicle Permit (December 1 to March 31 [next year])	$67.80
Commercial Day Use Vehicle Permit	$225.00

Do you have to pay to enter Algonquin Park?

Day-use vehicle permits for hiking or exploring the park are currently $17/day. Interior campsite fees are currently $12.43/night per adult and $5.65/night per child (6 to 17 years old). Annual and seasonal parking permits are also available.