ISLAND LAKE CONSERVATION AREA

Connect with nature and explore 820 acres of lake, wetland and forests, located at the headwaters of the Credit River in Orangeville.

Experience everything nature has to offer. Cast a line, paddle on the lake, walk the trails, or picnic by the forest. In the colder weather, safely explore a frozen lake with a fishing rod, skates or snowshoes.

Enjoy the Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail, the park’s signature eight-kilometre trail, that leads you around the perimeter of the lake.

Get more information about Island Lake Conservation Area.

Lake use is closed, no watercraft permitted. Shore fishing is available from the south shore of the lake only. No live bait permitted. The park store is closed.

Purchase an annual Credit Valley Parks Pass instead of daily admission. If you are a current passholder, simply display your pass barcode facing up on your dashboard.

This is not a reservation and entry is not guaranteed, if the park is at capacity, you will be issued a refund or can switch your ticket to another date.  Check capacity, trail status and more at Credit Valley Parks Park Advisories.