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Albion Hills Conservation Area

  • 16500 Hwy. 50 • View on map »
  • Caledon
  • 905-880-4855 • 800-838-9921
This forested expanse includes a homestead farm from the early 19th century. In winter, visitors make use of 26 kilometres of cross-country trails, a skating pond, heated chalet and snack bar. In the warmer months, the main attractions are 234 campsites and a man-made lake. This is Canada’s oldest conservation area, on 1,200 acres of land in the Caledon Hills, surrounded by pine-covered ridges. The 40-plus-kilometre network of trails draws hikers and bikers.
When:
year-round; closed Dec. 24 and 25.
How Much:
adults $6, seniors $5, children 15 and under free; activity fees vary.
Parking:
free on-site.
Location
  • map marker #1
    16500 Hwy. 50 ,
    Caledon
  • 905-880-4855
  • 800-838-9921

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