Sibbald Point PP

Update: As of 4:00 PM on July 25, the boil water advisory has been lifted. Water from all taps in the park is safe to drink and no longer requires boiling before use. Comfort station showers have also been reopened. Thank you for your patience during the advisory period.

Please be advised that we are currently experiencing a power outage throughout the park. As a result, the comfort stations and store are temporarily closed. Vault toilets remain open. Thank you for your patience. We will provide an update as soon as service is restored.

Eildon Hall Museum opens tomorrow, May 10th! Stop by on weekends this spring from 10am-4pm. Museum entry is included with a camping or daily vehicle permit.

Sibbald Point has reopened for day use today, Friday April 4, 2025. A number of park areas remain closed to the public, including the Maidenhair Fern Trail and all campground areas. Please respect all closure signage and avoid these areas if visiting the park.

Due to the weekend storm, Sibbald Point is currently closed. We will send updates when the park is reopened.

📣 We're hiring 📣 Sibbald Point is hiring manual workers, with positions running from April - Oct. 2025. We're looking for candidates with experience in equipment repair, plumbing repair, and general labour skills. To apply, please send resumes to seaaira.leblanc@ontario.ca.

@scarletkate @fordnation @TorontoStar @globepolitics Ontario Parks is a branch of the Ontario Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks, and will observe the conventions traditionally followed by the Ontario Public Service during an election period.

@SibbaldPointPP Why?? Was this a directive from the Premier's office? What do Provincial Park posts have to do with the election? @fordnation @TorontoStar @globepolitics

With the Provincial election underway, our communications will be quieter than usual. We are still ready to answer your questions about visiting Ontario Parks, so please do get in touch if we can help.

Several provincial parks are open all winter and offer easy day visits for city-dwellers. We’ve partnered with our road-trip loving friends at Subaru Canada to share some of the top parks near Toronto you need to check out:ontarioparks.ca/parksblog/best…

📣 Sibbald Point is Hiring📣 Applications for 2025 Summer positions are now open! We are hiring: 🌲Gate Attendant 🌲Maintenance Worker 🌲Discovery Ranger 🌲Park Sotre Staff Apply now for an adventure of a lifetime!

Sibbald Point Provincial Park is actively recruiting park wardens for the 2025 season. If this sounds like the job for you, visit ontarioparks.ca/careers to learn more.

This Friday and Saturday we will be offering our Fire and Stars torch-lit hikes! Come out to the Maidenhair Fern Trail between 6:30pm and 9pm on your own or join a guided hike led by Sibbald Point’s Discovery team that will begin at 7pm. Book your pass: reservations.ontarioparks.ca

Fire and Stars hikes are back on January 17th and 18th! Follow the Eventbrite links to confirm your registration for the guided walk. bit.ly/3Z9s5tm bit.ly/3Z91HAa Please note, all cars require a daily vehicle permit to enter the park. reservations.ontarioparks.ca

Getting outdoors in Ontario this winter may be brisk, but it comes with a whole host of benefits for your mood and health. Let’s look at some of the very real mental health benefits of the outdoors during the winter season: ontarioparks.ca/parksblog/ment…

Looking for an outdoor winter experience? Join us on select dates for an evening walk lit only by fire and the stars. This journey takes approximately 1 – 1.5 hours, depending on your hiking pace. Visit Sibbald Point’s event page for more details: ontarioparks.com/park/sibbaldpo…

Sibbald Point staff have noticed an increase in dangerous and illegal vehicle activity within the park, such as driving off of roadways and performing stunts. Help protect Sibbald Point by only driving on roadways and following all rules of the road.

Sibbald Point attracts thousands of visitors every year, with most coming in the summer months. But did you know that Sibbald Point is open all year round? Read on to discover what’s in store this winter at Sibbald Point and how to plan your trip.ontarioparks.ca/parksblog/wint…

Come out to Sibbald Point on Sat. Nov. 9th from 9am-12pm for our fall litter clean-up. Meet at the Discovery Centre for garbage bags, gloves, and a park map. Washrooms are closed for the season, but there are portable toilets located near the Park Store and in the playfield.

This fall, Ontario Parks is teaming up with Earth Rangers to offer several park cleanups. Join us at Sibbald Point on Saturday Nov. 9th from 9am-12pm for a drop-in style litter cleanup. ontarioparks.ca/parksblog/park…

We're teaming up with @EarthRangers for park cleanups at @OPBronteCreek and @SibbaldPointPP! 💚💙 While many visitors plan for a no-waste visit, some litter still ends up in our parks. 🚮 Park-lovers, help us protect these natural spaces: bit.ly/3A4e72k