Step Back Through Time
Immerse yourself in our historical side and explore the series of natural caves and caverns - the activity that put us on the map! Self-guided trails weave throughout seventeen unique geological features, naturally carved millions of years ago by glacial ice.
Once home to the Petun First Nations people and currently situated within one of Canada’s 18 UNESCO sites, the rich landscape has much to offer our guests.
Descend into the aptly named “Refrigerator Cave”, explore a labyrinth of caves and caverns 70 ft below the surface or shimmy through “Fat Man’s Misery” at just 36cm wide. The rewards are plentiful with multiple panoramic vistas of Georgian Bay along limestone cliff edges.
Availability
Access to the Caves & Caverns comes included with your general park admission rate and is available during regular hours of operation. Please note that our last park admission is sold 2 hours prior to closing.
Things To Know Before You Go:
- Hiking or running shoes are mandatory for admission
- Sorry no pets.
- Self-guided trails are clearly marked and take approximately 2 hours to complete
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Trail maps are provided in English, French, German, Japanese, Dutch and Spanish
- Strollers are not permitted on the trails but carriers are welcome and provided at no additional charge (limited quantities available)
- All ages welcome. Please note, due to steep and uneven trails in some areas, guests will encounter natural obstacles.
- Youth must be accompanied by an adult.
