Pinery Provincial Park (Natural Environment Class)

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Key Information

TYPE
Other
DESIGNATION
Provincial Park
LOCATED IN
Ontario
Canada
AREA
<0.01 km2 MARINE AREA
23 km2 TOTAL AREA i
MANAGED BY
Ontario Parks
LEVEL OF FISHING PROTECTION (LFP)
No known restrictions on marine life removal beyond national or subnational generally applicable restrictions
DATA SOURCE(S)

Regulations: Government of Ontario

Boundary: Canadian Protected and Conserved Areas Database (Unmodified)

DATA VERSION

2.0

LAST REVIEWED

April 2023

OTHER DATABASES
World Database on Protected Areas (WDPA) ID: 18240

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Purpose

To protect an extensive, provincially significant, freshwater dune system with associated representative floral, faunal and cultural features and to provide high quality educational and recreational experiences.

Species of Concern: multiple

Regulations Summary

Restrictions

In accordance with the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act, the following activities shall not be carried out on lands that are part of a provincial park or conservation reserve:
1. Generation of electricity.
2. Prospecting, staking mining claims, developing mineral interests or working mines.
3. Extracting aggregate, topsoil or peat.
4. Other industrial uses.

Additionally, the following conditions apply in accordance with the Pinery Provincial Park Management Plan:
1. The use of outboard motors will not be permitted on any section of the Old Ausable Channel within the boundaries of the park.
2. Removal of plants by the general public is prohibited.

Allowed

The following conditions apply in accordance with the Pinery Provincial Park Management Plan:
1. Research will be encouraged to gain a greater understanding of the natural and cultural values of the park.
2. Pinery offers a diverse range of recreational opportunities. Summer season activities include camping, swimming, boating, canoeing, hiking, biking, fishing and picnicking. Other seasonal activities include cross-country skiing, skating and tobogganing.

Governing Regulations