Scanlon Creek Conservation Area is a perfect place to visit and explore throughout the year. The park's natural setting and size provides an individual or a group the opportunity to have an enjoyable experience. During the warmer months, the park is a great place to spend a few hours or an entire day. Visitors can swim or fish in the 4 hectare reservoir. The large open areas and pavilions are ideal spots for picnics.
Winter is the time to visit the park to hike, toboggan or enjoy cross-country skiing.
Hiking is also very enjoyable in the spring when wildflowers and migrating birds are plentiful and during the fall show of colour. The park is located 4 km north of Bradford on Highway 11. Sibbald Point Provincial Park. A 200 hectare recreation park on south Lake Simcoe offering 648 campsites, picknicking, swimming, boating, fishing hiking and a museum. Pathway to Perennials.