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Planning family adventures just got easier (and cheaper)! The Canada Strong Pass gives families free entry to national parks, museums, galleries, and VIA Rail travel, and 25% off camping during two prime travel windows, - no sign-ups, no physical pass required. Just arrive during the eligible dates and enjoy Canada’s free or discounted access to a bunch of travel and culture experiences. * When the Canada Strong Pass Applies December 12, 2025 - January 15, 2026 June 19 - September 7, 2026 ------------ What you get ------------- - Parks Canada (national parks, historic sites, marine conservation areas): - Free admission to all participating Ontario national parks - 25% off camping and overnight stays at Parks Canada–operated locations (tents, cabins, oTENTiks, etc.) * Ontario National Parks Included - Bruce Peninsula National Park - Georgian Bay Islands National Park - Thousand Islands National Park - Point Pelee National Park - Pukaskwa National Park - Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area - Rouge National Urban Park - National Museums & Galleries: Free or discounted entry (often free for kids 17 & under, discounts for 18 to 24yrs), check specific venue details. - VIA Rail: Free travel for children under 17 (when accompanied), and 25% off for 18 to 24year olds on eligible fares during the pass period. ------------ What’s Not Included ------------- - Reservation and booking fees - Parking and paid programs - Provincial parks (Algonquin Provincial Park, Killarney Provincial Park, etc. are not included)
Read More- Camping discounts go fast for summer- booking early is key, even with free park entry.
- You don’t need a ticket, card, or printed pass to get these benefits, just visit participating sites in the valid date windows.
- Some services (like guided tours, special programs, program reservations, parking, backcountry permits, or certain mooring fees) may still require fees even during the pass periods.
- Provincial or private parks are not covered by the Parks Canada free admission benefit - only Parks Canada-administered sites.
