Foy Property Provincial Park, Provincial park in Renfrew County, Canada
Foy Property Provincial Park sits on the northeast shore of Round Lake in Renfrew County. Mature forests of White Pine, Oak, and Eastern Hemlock grow across the park's granite bedrock.
The park was officially designated in 1985 after its land was first acquired in 1968. It was initially intended to expand the nearby Bonnechere Provincial Park.
The park stands as a natural recreation space in the Big Timber Country Tourist region, offering opportunities for outdoor activities amid Ontario's natural landscapes.
This park is currently not operating for regular public use and requires contacting the Park Superintendent at Bonnechere Provincial Park in advance. Visitors should confirm access conditions and availability before planning a visit.
The park's beach contains fine sand from an ancient glacial spillway dating to the last ice age. The shoreline also reveals traces of a prehistoric lake, offering clues about the area's geological past.
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