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12km of trail for both novice and expert hikers with several lookout points and streams.
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This is the oldest of all of the parks of the St. Lawrence offering swimming, a boat launch, and playground. It continues to be a popular stopping point for travellers to enjoy some outdoor recreation and offers a view of Singer Castle. A small number of campsites are available.
This private island is viewable from the 1000 Islands Parkway and Brown's Bay Day Use Area. It is a National Historic Site of Canada.
A tribute to the local fallen soldiers.
Guided tours from locals in period costume about the Front of Yonge area and its history.
Gazebo and walking paths among gardens.
Provides information, mainland day use amenities, and boat launch. Also offer natural and historic information and exhibits. Several tent structures, "oTentiks", provide overnight accommodation.