Get a Credit Valley Parks Pass
Enjoy unlimited access to all our green spaces, as well as other exclusive offers and discounts from CVC.
Your Parks Pass also provides access to Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) parks thanks to our Conservation Parks partnership! These benefits are in effect until April 15, 2027.
Our Parks Passes
We have different Parks Pass options for everyone to enjoy.

Family
Admits up to six people in one registered vehicle to any of our park locations. Enjoy the value for one year from the date of purchase.
$158

Individual
Admits one person (non-transferable) to any of our park locations. Enjoy the value for one year from the date of purchase.
$85

Senior Individual
Admits one person 65+, (non-transferable) to any of our park locations. Enjoy the value for one year from the date of purchase.
$68

Person with Disability Individual
Admits one person (non-transferable) to any of our park locations. Enjoy the value for one year from the date of purchase.
$68
Corporate Parks Pass Discount Program

Corporate Parks Pass
Discount Program
Buy 10 or more Credit Valley Parks Passes at one time to receive this discount. Ideal for gifting to employees, clients or for promotions. All passes must be issued within one year of purchase.
Receive 20% off the regular price.

Credit Valley Parks
Group Pass
A shared pass for organizations or businesses. The holder receives Parks Pass benefits and free general admission for up to six people arriving in one vehicle by presenting the pass and valid ID from their organization or business. Valid for one year from purchase.
$210

Renew a Parks Pass
Renew your current Parks Pass before your expiry date and receive 15% off your purchase.
Benefits of your Parks Pass
Access our parks:
- Free general admission to CVC’s Belfountain, Island Lake, Ken Whillans, Terra Cotta, and free parking at Upper Credit Conservation Area.
- Free general admission to TRCA’s Albion Hills, The Village at Black Creek, Boyd, Bruce’s Mill, Glen Haffy, Heart Lake, Kortright Centre, Petticoat Creek, and Tommy Thompson. These benefits are in effect until April 15, 2027.
Discover trails and connect with nature at our other properties:
- Elora Cataract Trailway
- Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area
- Limehouse Conservation Area
- Rattray Marsh Conservation Area
- Silver Creek Conservation Area
Additional parks discounts include:
- 15 per cent discount on CVC park equipment rentals
- Free use of the boat launch at Island Lake Conservation Area
- Discounted admission to special events, such as Maple Syrup in the Park at Terra Cotta Conservation Area
- Passholder e-newsletter
Parks Pass Terms and Conditions
Important Update to Your Passholder Benefits
We wanted to share that effective April 15, 2027, the reciprocal general admission benefit between Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) Parks and Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Parks and Attractions will end.
Why is this Changing?
CVC and TRCA are each reviewing and updating their membership programs to better reflect their own parks, attractions, programming and visitor experiences.
As these programs evolve, both organizations are moving toward benefits that aligned directly with the sites and services they each operate. This will allow CVC and TRCA to continue developing membership options that best support their respective visitors, programs and long-term planning needs.
This update also comes during a period of broader change for conservation authorities in Ontario. With future organizational changes expected across the sector, membership programs and related benefits will need to be reviewed to ensure they remain clear, sustainable and aligned with each organization’s future operations.
What This Means for Your Pass
Credit Valley Parks Passholders will continue to receive complimentary general admission to TRCA Parks and Attractions until April 15, 2027.
TRCA Conservation Parks members will continue to receive complimentary general admission to select Credit Valley Parks until April 15, 2027.
Please note: this benefit applies to general admission only. Other membership benefits, including parking, retail purchases and admission to special events, are not included.
Planning Ahead
We’re sharing this update so current passholder, and those considering a new pass in the coming year, can make informed decisions about which conservation authority best serves the parks they visit most.
In the coming years, new membership programs and park pass options may become available under the new regional model for conservation authorities.
If you have questions about your pass or how this change may affect you, please contact the Credit Valley Parks Visitor Services Team at [email protected] or 1-800-367-0890.
Family Parks Pass
Parks Pass benefits apply to members of one household when arriving at a location together with their pass card. Free general admission is provided for up to six people arriving in the vehicle registered to the pass. Passes are registered to the family’s licence plate number for validation. We cannot validate free admission for additional individuals arriving in a separate vehicle.
Free parking is included at Credit Valley Parks locations.
Individual Parks Pass
Parks Pass benefits, free general admission apply to the individual named on the account arriving in the vehicles registered to the pass card at Credit Valley Parks. Proof of identity may be requested at the gatehouse. Passes are registered to the individual’s licence plate number for validation. Any additional visitors travelling with the passholder will be required to pay the regular gate admission fee or have their own Parks Pass, where applicable.
Free parking is included at Credit Valley Parks locations.
Passholders should consult the website for admission fee information when planning their visit to a park. For information on Toronto and Region Conservation Authority parks, visit their website.
Senior Individual Parks Pass
Parks Pass benefits, free general admission apply to the individual, 65 years of age or older, named on the account arriving in the vehicles registered to the pass card at Credit Valley Parks. Proof of age may be requested at the gatehouse. Passes are registered to the senior individual’s licence plate number for validation. Any additional visitors travelling with the passholder will be required to pay the regular gate admission fee or have their own Parks Pass, where applicable.
Free parking is included at Credit Valley Parks locations.
Passholders should consult the website for admission fee information when planning their visit to a park. For information on Toronto and Region Conservation Authority parks, visit their website
Person with Disability Individual Park Pass
Parks Pass benefits, free admission apply to the individual, with a disability of any age, and named on the account arriving in the vehicles registered to the pass card. Any additional visitors travelling with the passholder will be required to pay the regular gate admission fee or have their own Parks Pass, where applicable. Support workers can accompany the individual at no charge, where necessary.
Free parking is included at Credit Valley Parks locations.
Passholders should consult the website for admission fee information when planning their visit to a park. For information on Toronto and Region Conservation Authority parks, visit their website.
Access to Parks and Facilities
- Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) and Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) prioritize staff and visitor safety. We strive to maintain regular access to our parks and facilities, however there are times we may need to close parks or limit services to ensure public safety. Refunds will not be provided for these periods of time.
- Parks Passes are subject to the posted operating season of each area. Please visit your favourite park’s webpage for up-to-date information.
- Parks passes are non-transferable. Please do not share your Parks Pass card with others, with the exception that Family Parks Passes can only be shared with members of the same household arriving in the vehicle(s) registered to the pass. Replacement passes available at CVC’s discretion for $10 plus HST.
- Some parks require a reservation to visit to manage visitor capacity. Reserved park visits are limited to the vehicle registered to the pass per reservation and per pass. Gate attendants will ensure that vehicle occupants match the reservation and Parks Pass.
- Misuse of your Parks Pass or the reservation system may result in suspension or cancellation of your Pass.
- Some activities, events and programs have additional fees, limited space and/or require pre-registration on a “first come, first serve” basis.
- Each Parks Pass is valid for one visit per park at one time.
- Equipment reservations, and event tickets must be purchased by the Parks Pass cardholder. This cannot be combined with any other offer.
- CVC and TRCA reserves the right to change these Terms & Conditions at any time.
- Parks Passes purchased through CVC will have:
Free general admission to CVC’s Island Lake, Ken Whillans, Belfountain and Terra Cotta Conservation Areas, and free parking at Upper Credit Conservation Area.
Free general admission to TRCA’s Albion Hills, The Village at Black Creek, Boyd, Bruce’s Mill, Glen Haffy, Heart Lake, Kortright Centre, Petticoat Creek, and Tommy Thompson. These benefits are in effect until April 15, 2027.
Additional benefits at Credit Valley Parks include:
- 15 per cent on CVC park equipment rentals
- Free use of the boat launch at Island Lake Conservation Area
- Discounted admission on special events, such as Maple Syrup in the Park at Terra Cotta Conservation Area
- Passholders e-newsletter
- Parks Passes purchased through TRCA will have:
Free general admission to CVC’s, Island Lake, Ken Whillans, and Terra Cotta Conservation Areas, with limited access to Belfountain Conservation Area, and free parking at Upper Credit Conservation Area. These benefits are in effect until April 15, 2027.
Free general admission to TRCA’s Albion Hills, The Village at Black Creek, Boyd, Bruce’s Mill, Glen Haffy, Heart Lake, Kortright Centre, Petticoat Creek, and Tommy Thompson.
Parks Pass Revenue
Revenue from Parks Passes supports our parks programming, staffing and parks maintenance. Revenue also helps keep natural spaces protected and healthy.
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