Bronte Creek Provincial Park
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About
Bronte Creek Provincial Park is a recreational park at the western edge of Oakville, Ontario, extending partly into Burlington.
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Why go
- Play the 18-hole disc golf course through pine forest and hilly marshland, near day-use parking lot F.
- Meet costumed interpreters at Spruce Lane Farmhouse in summer.
- Stay in one of three yurts without bringing a tent or trailer.
Entrances
- Day-use entranceDay-use visitors and campers use separate entrances.1219 Burloak Drive, Oakville
- Campground entranceDay-use visitors and campers use separate entrances.3201 Upper Middle Road W
Don't miss
- Park trailsHiking and biking are available on the park’s named trails, which lie in the day-use or campground areas.Day-use and campground areas
- Nature centre exhibitsSee live animals, aquariums, terrariums and exhibits about local wildlife.Nature centre
- Biodiversity and wildlife programsJoin guided programs on biodiversity and wildlife.ParkJuly and August
What's in season
- MarMaple Syrup Festival
- AugGhost Walks
- DecVictorian Christmas
With kids
- The year-round children’s farm has pigs, chickens, rabbits, goats and sheep.
- Beside the nature centre, the farm’s mid-19th-century barn contains a play loft and activity area.
Facilities
- Campground washrooms Include showers and laundry.
- Electrical hookups Campground.
- Fire pits Campground.
- Picnic tables Campground tables; many day-use tables are first come.
- Water taps Near campground sites.
- Group picnic shelters 11 reservable shelters.
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History
James W.
- c. 1899Spruce Lane Farmhouse, now a historic house museum, was built near the original apple orchards.
- 1971James W. Snow persuaded the Ontario Parks Integration Board, helping pave the way for the park.
- 1975The park was established.
How to get there
- CarFor day use, enter at 1219 Burloak Drive, Oakville; take exit 109 off the QEW/403.
- CarFor the campground, enter at 3201 Upper Middle Road W, reached from Bronte Road; take exit 111 off the QEW/403.
Sources: Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Wikipedia · Bronte Creek Provincial Park · Bronte Creek Provincial Park: booking (its own … · checked 12 Oct 2026
Where
1219 Burloak Dr ., Oakville
- Phone
- +1 905-827-6911
Plan from here: Evening walk →
Questions and answers
Do campers pay separately for day use at Bronte Creek Provincial Park?
Campers with a valid permit can use the day-use area without paying its vehicle access fee or daily vehicle permit.
Are there programs for groups at Bronte Creek Provincial Park?
The nature centre offers natural-history and environmental programs for visitors and groups.
What are Bronte Creek Provincial Park’s opening hours?
The park is open daily from 08:00 to 22:00.
Who supports Bronte Creek Provincial Park’s programs?
The volunteer-run Friends of Bronte Creek Park charity supports park programs and projects.
Is there a designated place to scatter cremated remains at Bronte Creek Provincial Park?
Yes. A designated location in the park is available for scattering cremated remains.
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