Fishing

Glen Haffy Conservation Park is home to a fish hatchery that raises rainbow trout, which are released into the ponds there as well as the lake at Heart Lake Conservation Area.

Groups and Education

During the summer months, Glen Haffy Conservation Park plays host to numerous day camps and day cares. We offer 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.

Hiking Trails

Glen Haffy Conservation Park’s hiking trails offer some of the most panoramic vistas in southern Ontario.

Wide trails weave through a landscape of trees reaching far into the sky. Sunlight splashes through leaves, painting a canvas of light on the forest floor. The only sounds you hear are notes in nature’s melody; a cardinal’s whistle, a bullfrog’s croak.

Both the Niagara Escarpment and the Bruce Trail converge at Glen Haffy, offering three serene hiking trails: the Green Trail (0.85 km or 30 minutes), the Red Trail (2.7 km or 60 minutes), and the Blue Trail (2.5 km or 45 minutes).

Pet Policy

Pets are permitted at most Toronto and Region Conservation areas. However, to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment, we do insist that:

• Pets are kept on a leash no longer than 2 metres at all times.
• Owners clean up after their pets.
• Pets are not permitted in the Aquatic or Visitor Centres, or around the fishing ponds at Glen Haffy Conservation Park.
• A maximum of three pets per person/family.
• Pets are never to be left unattended.

For more information, please read our Domestic Animals Policy.

Picnics

Have a ball with family and friends this summer. With three large picnic areas, two with shelters, Glen Haffy Conservation Park can easily accommodate groups both large and small.

Our friendly customer service representatives will help you determine the best site for your group.

For more information, visit www.picnics.ca.

Private Functions

For more information, or to book an appointment to visit the facilities, please call 416-667-6295 or vservices@trca.ca