Silver Lake Provincial Park

Silver Lake Provincial Park is a protected natural area near Highway 7 that contains a lake, wetlands, and forested sections across roughly 43 hectares. The landscape mixes water and woodland habitats to create a diverse setting for outdoor recreation.

The Ontario government established the park in 1958 to protect natural spaces and offer recreation to residents. Since its founding, it has functioned as a conservation area serving the region.

The park attracts nature watchers who come to observe wetland birds and wildlife in their natural surroundings. Visitors use the trails to experience different ecosystems and connect with the landscape.

The park offers camping spots, swimming areas, boating access, and fishing zones with designated picnic spaces and playground equipment. Visitors can reach it easily from Highway 7 and should plan visits during warmer months, especially if planning water activities.

A wooden boardwalk crosses the marsh areas and brings visitors close to turtles, frogs, and wetland birds without disturbing their habitats. This elevated path allows for intimate observation of wildlife from a safe distance.

Location: Tay Valley

Inception: 1958

Website: https://ontarioparks.com/park/silverlake

GPS coordinates: 44.83060,-76.57780

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:41