The Gatehouse is staffed for the summer season! 

Hours are 9:00 am to 6:00 pm each day.  Click on Admission Fees for more information.

 Note to Cyclists (and other visitors)

Construction of Reeds Bay Road is complete.  The roadbed is hardpacked gravel and easy to cycle on.  The shoulders of the road are soft gravel - please be careful!

 This 404-hectare day-use area on Wolfe Island has a coastal ecology that is rare in Ontario. The area has been identified as an environmentally sensitive Area of Natural and Scientific Interest. Provincially and regionally significant birds, provincially rare trees and other rare plant species flourish here. The beach/dune complex is reached via a 1.3 km walking trail through wetlands and woodlands. Visitors can commune with nature, watch birds and enjoy the beautiful secluded sand beach.   

UPCOMING EVENTS

Book Sale at the Old Firehall - Every Weekend in July

We will be open every Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.  This is our main fundraising event for the year.  Please stop by and purchase some books at the bargain price of 3 for $5.  Kids books 25 cents.
If you have books to donate they can be dropped off during the sale.  We also welcome current magazines, CDs, DVDs and puzzles.  Sorry we cannot handle encyclopedias or textbooks.

Senior's Day - Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Annual General Meeting - November 17th, 2010

We are pleased to announce that  the "Renegade Scientist" and author, Diana Beresford-Kroeger will be our speaker.  Ms. Beresford is a native of Ireland who has bachelor’s degrees in medical biochemistry and botany, and has worked as a Ph.D.-level researcher at the University of Ottawa school of medicine, where she published several papers on the chemistry of artificial blood. She calls herself a renegade scientist, however, because she tries to bring together aboriginal healing, Western medicine and botany to advocate an unusual role for trees.  Please come out and bring a friend to what promises to be a thought-provoking evening.