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    • Home
    • Friends Of Misery Bay
      • Mission Statement
      • Board of Directors
      • Our Projects
      • Talks & Presentations
      • Turtle Tracks
      • Donations & Fund Raising
      • Get Involved
      • Contact Us
    • Visitors Centre
      • About
      • Displays & Activities
      • Store
    • Park Information
      • Description
      • History
      • How Misery Got Its Name
      • Map & Directions
      • Trail Maps & Hotspots
      • Ontario Parks
    • Observations & FAQ's
    • Reviews
  • Home
  • Friends Of Misery Bay
    • Mission Statement
    • Board of Directors
    • Our Projects
    • Talks & Presentations
    • Turtle Tracks
    • Donations & Fund Raising
    • Get Involved
    • Contact Us
  • Visitors Centre
    • About
    • Displays & Activities
    • Store
  • Park Information
    • Description
    • History
    • How Misery Got Its Name
    • Map & Directions
    • Trail Maps & Hotspots
    • Ontario Parks
  • Observations & FAQ's
  • Reviews

About our visitor's centre

The Misery Bay Visitor Centre offers an opportunity to learn about the globally rare alvar ecosystems and the provincially significant wetland within Misery Bay Provincial Park. 

The facility, which sits on the dry shoreline of an ancient glacial lake, is the operational headquarters for the Friends of Misery Bay and is open 9-4 every day, from the May long weekend through to October. 

The Visitor Centre was built in partnership with the Friends of Misery Bay and Ontario Parks. The building was designed to be eco-friendly and is run off the grid, generating its own power through solar energy and heating and cooling through the use of passive solar design.


Barrier free

There is barrier-free access to the Visitor Centre.


Day Use

This day-use park offers great picnic opportunities.


The Visitor's Centre is OPEN 9-4


Washrooms are OPEN 9-4

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