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Canoeing / Paddling

Experience the beauty of TRCA parks by water. Enjoy the freedom and tranquility of paddling the lakes as you take in the scenery of each of these breathtaking parks, and maybe even catch a glimpse of local wildlife.

canoeingEach park is conveniently accessible to residents and visitors in the Greater Toronto Area. Your non-motorized boats are welcomed at Albion Hills Conservation Area, Heart Lake Conservation Area and Indian Line Campground. 

Rowboats and Paddle boats are available for rent at Heart Lake. Canoes and Paddle boates are available for rent at Albion Hills. 

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Enjoy boating at the following parks. Click on the link for location and directions!

Albion Hills Conservation Area
16500 Hwy 50, 8 km north of Bolton

Heart Lake Conservation Area
10818 Heart Lake Rd, 3 km north of Hwy 7

Don't Forget About Safety!

Boating and Canoeing Water Safety Rules

  • Life jackets or personal floatation devices must be worn by all persons while on the water. Make sure it fits well and it is fastened properly. Stay seated and never fool around in a boat or canoe.
  • If a thunderstorm or lightning is approaching - don't panic - leave the water immediately.
  • TRCA does not permit the use of motorized (gas or electric) watercraft of any sort
  • Inflatable rafts or devices are prohibited unless marked with D.O.T. approval.
  • No diving or swimming from any water craft.
  • All boaters must stay within the designated area.
  • Persons renting equipment must be 18 years of age or older.
  • Persons under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
  • No "horseplay" in any water craft.
  • A maximum of three persons is permitted per canoe. Maximum for pedal boats and rowboats is five persons, including no more than four adults.
  • Fishing from pedal boats is prohibited.
  • Boating is permitted during day use hours of operation only.
  • For the safety and enjoyment of everyone, please review the boating rules posted