Non-Camping
season is here!
Monday, October 19th, until Sunday, November 30th!
Amenities offered to visitors during this time will include:
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Customer service staff on-site (select times),
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Access to hiking and biking trails,
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Access to Wildwood reservoir for canoeing and kayaking (pending reservoir conditions, rentals not currently available),
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Access to day-use areas including a playground, BBQs, picnic areas, and green space,
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Access to Wildwood reservoir boat launch (pending reservoir conditions), and
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Washroom facilities (weather dependent).
A reduced vehicle day pass fee of $11 (up to four people), or a reduced pedestrian/cyclist day pass fee of $8 for those walking or biking will be charged during this extended season.
Hours of Operation will be as follows:
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Daily from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
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Customer Service staff (limited availability) at front gate - membership passes accepted and day passes available for purchase.
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Daily from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
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Gate Down - not staffed. Membership passes accepted and day passes are available for purchase at the pay station from 4:30pm - 6:00pm.
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Closed daily from 6:00 pm to 8:30 am.
Visitors can also purchase a Membership Pass, which includes day-use entry for 12 months from the date of purchase! Available at the Conservation Area Gatehouse or in our online store.


Seasonal Camping
Camping is available on a seasonal basis
All forms of smoking are prohibited in all public spaces within Wildwood Conservation Area. Smoking is only permitted on a registered campsite or in a designated area. Smoke free overnight sites have been designated for those who wish to camp without having anyone smoking on adjacent sites.
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Please check the Visitors Guide maps for the designated areas and smoke free campsites. Staff continue to evaluate other smoke free initiatives.

Boating and more...
Wildwood Reservoir is open from dawn until dusk during the operating season. All boaters use the reservoir at their own risk. Reservoir maps are available at the gatehouse and show the restricted areas.
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