Allan Park

• GPS 44.1489,-80.9243
• Allan Park is located between Hanover and Durham, south of Grey County Road #4.

•  Allan Park has over 10 km of scenic, recreational trails open to the public year round, suitable for:
  • hiking (beginner to advanced)
  • horseback riding
  • cycling
  • cross-country skiing (beginner to novice)
  • snowshoeing
• Most of the trails consist of hard-packed, natural surfaces.  Loose gravel and boardwalk are also incorporated
• Please note, the Rabbit Creek Loop will remain permanently closed

• Pond is stocked with young trout from Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) and local suppliers.
• Put and take system we have had in place for many years.
• Fishing is permitted within season only (follow MNRF guidelines - Zone 16).
• Ice fishing is NOT permitted as the ice can be unstable.
• Enjoy the annual MNRF license-free family fishing weekend held in July.
• Please visit our Fishing page for more information.

• Hunting is NOT permitted in Allan Park.
• Please visit our Hunting page for more information.

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.

• Parking
• Washrooms

• Scenic lands within Allan Park are part of the Horseshoe Moraine.
• Rolling hills reaching an elevation of 100 feet gives way to kettle lakes and cold water springs.
• These features resulted from the melting of glaciers thousands of years ago.
• Many of the trees here were planted in the 1960s by Saugeen Conservation and MNRF.
• 162 ha (400 acres) of rolling forested lands and an impressive pond.
• Allan Park is designated as a Conservation Area and Managed Forest.