Here’s Where You Can Go for Free This Summer

Published June 8, 2018 at 1:10 pm

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Wasn’t last summer great? Canada was celebrating its 150th anniversary of Confederation meant free admission in parks and at historic sites.

If  you’re planning to go camping or visit a spot to delve into Canadian history this summer, you’re in luck.

Various sites across Ontario have free admission on select days through the summer. You can visit on the day of free admission and save yourself a few bucks.

You obviously know that all national parks and historic sites are free on Canada Day. But on select days you can walk, boat, swim, hike or just hang out without any admission fees. Here’s where all you can go across Ontario.

1) Fort Malden National Historic Site – August 4
2) Bellevue House National Historic Site – September 23
3) Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site – November 12
4) Fathom Five National Marine Park – September 9 (free entry to visitor centre)
5) Fort George National Historic Site – August 5
6) Fort St. Joseph National Historic Site – July 7
7) Laurier House National Historic Site – June 16
8) Georgian Bay Islands – August  11
9) Point Pelee National Park – October 13
10) Pukaskwa National Park – June 21
11) Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site – June 24
12) Thousand Islands National Park – June 16
13) Rideau Canal National Historic Site – June 24
14) Woodside National Historic Site – November 11

Where will you be headed this summer?

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