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The Park
What to expect
Year 1 targets for the park
Become a Land'escapes Steward
Stewardship Program
The stewardship program offers private access to your own patch of wilderness while participating in a one of a kind conservation effort to protect the beauty of Ontario’s landscape. Located on the Canadian shield amongst the lakes and forests of south-central Ontario, recreational opportunities are endless.
Uses could include:
research | team building | camping | hiking | birding | photography | outdoor education
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Background Info
Land’escapes is a newly established private organization focused on large scale conservation in south-central Ontario. Our primary focus is the restoration and conservation of the properties on which we operate. In order to support these endeavours and ensure people have opportunities to connect with nature, we have created a private recreation park for outdoor wilderness adventure.
To protect the secrecy of The Park, no maps or distinguishable images have been included here.
The Vision
Experience.
The Park will feature a range of camping, paddling and hiking experiences that highlight the park’s natural features.
- Mix of campsites from backcountry to frontcountry fitted with fire pits, tent pads, permanent bear-hangs and out-houses.
- ~200km trails with various grades and several portage routes.
- Canoes and equipment available for use.
Protect.
- Working with partner Organizations to set and meet Conservation goals
- Membership cap of 250 people (~100ac/person).
- Ensure ample opportunity to get outdoors without overbooking or crowding issues.
Connect.
For our small group of members, we want to provide a personalized customer service experience. The benefits of a small community of members is that this park is truly yours. You will be able to shape the park and the experiences it offers into what you enjoy most.
- Our team will help with trip planning and accessing
- Online forum where members can connect and share trip stories.
Year 1
Founding members must be comfortable navigating the back-country without marked and maintained trails and campsites.
Year 1 – Targets:
Park Development: Our team will be providing ongoing updates and communications about The Park’s development and welcome inputs from our members on route design, campsite locations and more.
Bookings: Bookings during the first season of the Park being open will start as a sign-in, sign-out process and members will have the freedom to navigate their own routes and campsites. As we begin to establish designated camping areas, we will take bookings in advance. Eventually, once all campsites have been established, booking in advance will be required to avoid disappointment on specific site availability.
Park Residents
There are a number of species who call The Park home. We want to ensure that our activities do not negatively impact them or their habitats. We are taking active steps to remove damage caused by previous human disturbance and enhance the ecosystems that exist within The Park and beyond.
13 amphibians and 12 reptiles, of which 5 are provincially rare, including the endangered northern ribbon snake.
117 Bird species, of which 6 are provincially rare. 23 species are known to breed inside the park.
17 mammals, such as American black bear, North American beaver and moose.
63 invertebrates, of which 8 are provincially rare.
At least 8 fish species, such as rainbow, lake and brook trout, largemouth and smallmouth bass.
