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

Upcoming Events

Check out all the awesome family-friendly activities we have planned for the summer season!

Presentations and workshops

DR PATRICIA CHOW-FRASER

McMaster biologist Dr Patricia Chow-Fraser joins us for an educational presentation about the impacts of science and community stewardship working together to help protect endangered Ontario freshwater turtles.


Dr Chow-Fraser and her team of students from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, focus on assessing the ecosystem health of wetlands in the Great Lakes, particularly those in eastern and northern Georgian Bay and the North Channel. 


"Science and community stewardship working in tandem to conserve imperiled freshwater turtles in Ontario"


The Friends of Misery Bay are overjoyed to be welcoming Dr Chow-Fraser to our Interpretive Centre for a presentation, and would love for you to join us!


Sunday August 9th, 1pm

All ages - bring your family!

Misery Bay Provincial Park, Evansville

Reccuring Events

KIDS' CRAFTING DAYS!

Bring your child for a drop-in crafting session at our Interpretive Centre!

Running alternating Mondays and Wednesdays starting July 6th, our Kids' Crafting Days will focus on creating fun, sustainable, and educational crafts. 



Come hang out and have some fun!

Alternating Mondays and Wednesdays, 10am - 3pm

All ages - bring your parents! Misery Bay Provincial Park, Evansville

Scavenger Hunts

Grab a self-guided scavenger hunt to take with you as you walk through our Interpretive Centre and park!

Each week there will be a new scavenger hunt to do.

Drop in every Friday

Guided hikes

Experience the trails of Misery Bay with one of our nature-enthused staff members! Learn all about the natural history of the park, and the amazing flora and fauna that call it home.

By request and availability, anytime before 2pm

Please contact us at friendsofmiserybay@gmail.com to book

Past Events


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