Enjoy the outdoors at Petticoat Creek Conservation Park, picnic sites to gather with friends and family, and the Waterfront Trail to experience Lake Ontario.

Petticoat Creek Conservation Park offers a unique natural corridor for wildlife to live or travel along the creek toward Lake Ontario. It is home to 69 types of trees, including willows, oak, birch, and pine, and a wide variety of wildlife, notably white-tail deer, fox, red-tailed hawk, rabbits, and squirrels.

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HIGHLIGHTS
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- Swimming: Currently the aquatic facility remains closed.

- Picnics: With six picnic sites, Petticoat Creek Conservation Park can easily accommodate groups both large and small.

- The Waterfront Trail running through Petticoat Creek Conservation Park is part of the 730-kilometer Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail, extending from Niagara-on-the-Lake to the Ontario-Quebec border on the St. Lawrence. The Waterfront Trail within Petticoat Creek offers some of the most panoramic views in southern Ontario.

- Day Camps: During the summer months, Petticoat Creek Conservation Park plays host to numerous day camps and day cares. It's an ideal location with many shaded areas, picnic shelters for lunch and snack times, open fields for sports, and plenty of washrooms. Special permit pricing applies.