Varney

Varney Conservation Area Swimming Area Photo

Varney

Varney Conservation Area is a perfect stop for a picnic or just to stretch your legs while traveling. It is a regular stop-over for visitors making their way to cottage country.

This area is swim at your own risk, and there are no staff onsite. The pond has been a popular swimming hole for generations!

Location

GPS 44.1352,-80.8112
Varney Conservation Area is located off Highway 6. It is south of the town of Durham in the hamlet of Varney.

Recreational trails

There are no recreational trails at this property.

Fishing

There are no fishing opportunities at this property.

Hunting

Hunting is NOT permitted at Varney Conservation Area.
Please see our Hunting page for more information.

Fees

There is a $5.00 parking fee to access Allan Park.

Pay Day Use Parking Fees Online:

Pay for single vehicle one day parking at any Saugeen Conservation Area: click here.
Pay for single vehicle annual parking at any Saugeen Conservation Area: click here.

Amenities

Parking
Picnic table
Swimming
Vault privy

History

This is one of the few day-use areas remaining that provides swimming from an on-site pond.
This park was purchased in the 1960s and is 4.6 ha (11.6 acres) in size.
This property is a Conservation Area.