Top Things to do in Springwater
8 Nature & Parks in Springwater That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Springwater, United States including Tiny Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area, Minesing Wetlands Conservation Area, Ski Snow Valley Barrie, Elmvale Jungle Zoo, Springwater Provincial Park, Edenvale Conservation Area, Hickling Recreational Trail, North Simcoe Rail Trail.
1. Tiny Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area
2. Minesing Wetlands Conservation Area
3. Ski Snow Valley Barrie
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By HESSN22 - Kingston, Canada
Snow Valley is an amazing ski hill for young and old alike to learn how to ski. There is a terrain park for the more adventurous, bunny hills for the beginners, wonderful chalet for the Snow Bunnies ... large family eating area ... great bar ... great lighting system for night skiing ... and don't forget the Snow Tubing with its own chalet ... Introductory ski/snowboarding packages.
4. Elmvale Jungle Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 190 reviews
Discover an exciting and educational outdoor adventure at the Elmvale Jungle Zoo. Walk along shaded and winding trails. View majestic lions, tigers and jaguars. Delight in the playful antics of monkeys and lemurs. Watch the mischievous baby animals play. Admire the beauty of rare and exotic birds and other wildlife in the natural surroundings of the park's 25 acres.
Reviewed By vacationdreams001
This is my third visit to the Elmvale Zoo and this time took family members from both sides of the spectrum: 10 year old niece and my 80 year old father. Grounds were tidy and paths were like a conservation area in some places (very pretty/tranquil but could easily push a wheelchair) There are also several nice shaded rest/picnic areas. They have a great variety of animals...from lemurs to tortoises to giraffes and zebras. And if you love lemurs...you should not miss this. You can see all of their animals and take some great pics up close (unlike your big city zoos) and also get a chance to feed many of the animals. (The giraffes seem to love bananas - which they eat right out of your hands.....very cool!!). NOTE: For the safety of their animals, you have to purchase the food from the zoo - but it is very reasonable: $4 for a banana and an edible cone of pellets). They also have a food stand for visitors with standard fare (fries/poutine, hotdogs, hamburgers, grilled cheese sandwiches, onion rings, etc), All very good and reasonably priced. A pleasant 1/2 day event - with something that everyone will enjoy. Will definitely go back again and would highly recommend to anyone!
5. Springwater Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 7 reviews
Springwater Provincial Park is a day-use only park that offers a variety of activities year-round. Other park features include hiking trails, horseshoe pits and a large activity field. The park offers three comfort stations from May to October and one main comfort station that is heated and equipped with running water year-round.
6. Edenvale Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
Found on the banks of the Nottawasaga River in the hamlet of Edenvale, this scenic Conservation Area offers highway travellers a convenient place to rest, picnic, launch their small boat or drop a fishing line. People arriving by canoe may camp overnight for a small fee. This area is managed by the Township of Springwater - NVCA passes are not valid at this location.
7. Hickling Recreational Trail
8. North Simcoe Rail Trail
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
