Rouge Valley Conservation Centre

 

Rouge Beach and Marsh

The Rouge Beach and Marsh is located at 195 Rouge Hills Drive, Toronto. Here you can see the largest wetland and marshes in Toronto. There is also a sandy beach and a 1 km Rouge Beach Trail.

Canoeing and fishing are permitted. There are no rentals in the Park, please bring your own equipment. No motorized boating permitted. A Provincial Fishing License is required for all fishing. The beach is open for swimming seasonally and in accordance with Toronto Public Health approval. Lifeguard is on duty when the beach is officially open.

Parking and washroom facilities are available. Parking is available spring/summer/fall from dawn to dusk. No vehicle access during the winter. Pedestrian access any time.

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Kids Programs

  1. -Wildlife Explorers

  2. -March BReak Camp

  3. -Summer Day Camp

Special Events

  1. -Ride for the Rouge

  2. -Rouge Valley Eco Exploration Event

  3. -Fall for the Rouge Affair

educational programs

  1. -program descriptions

Discover the Rouge

  1. -Eastern blue birds

  2. -Deer count

  3. -hiking trails

  4. -Woodlands trail

  5. -Cedar Trail

  6. -Finch Meander Trail

  7. -Vista and Orchard Trails

  8. -Twyn Rivers area and celebration forest trail

  9. -glen eagles vista trail

  10. -Glen Rouge Trailhead
    mast trails

  11. -Glen Rouge Campground

  12. -Rouge Beach and Marsh trail

  13. -scenic drive

  14. -cycling in rouge park

  15. -park rules
    and safety

  16. -photos

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About Us

  1. -Our mandate

  2. -directions & parking

  3. -board of directors

  4. -Pearse House History

  5. -Our Partners