Bolton Camp

• Lisa Martin
  
  
  (October 9, 2023, 5:14 am)

  Does anyone remember what it called where the moms and children stayed I'm talking in the 1970 any help would be grateful.

• Branch Manager on Google
  
  
  (January 19, 2019, 4:32 pm)

  Beautiful spot, lovely surroundings. Good place to go for nature

• Crystal Larouche on Google
  
  
  (October 31, 2018, 11:37 am)

  I love this place and when it's done being revitalized it's going to be amazing

• Alan O'Donnell on Google
  
  
  (January 3, 2018, 2:54 pm)

  Great place for walking.

• David Miliani on Google
  
  
  (March 26, 2017, 7:14 pm)

  Spend time with your family and friends! Excellent choice

• Zach Giacomazzo on Google
  
  
  (June 5, 2016, 4:34 pm)

  The TRCA is in the process of redeveloping this abandoned overnight camp into a multi use outdoor community facility. It will be a number of years before the project is complete but in the interim there are a number of trails that you can walk and bike on, and lots of abandoned cabins and structures to explore (from the outside).

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Bolton Camp Project - Home | Facebook

Bolton Camp Project, Caledon, Ontario. 580 likes. Owned and operated by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA).

Bolton Camp Project - Toronto and Region Conservation ...

that is bolton camp. Located in Caledon, 40 kilometres north of Toronto, the Bolton Camp site — once a much-loved overnight summer camp for low-income families — boasts 254 acres of green space, and a collection of more than 50 historic buildings.

About Bolton Camp - Toronto and Region Conservation Authority ...

Bolton Camp opened its doors in 1922. For 75 years this magical place was a popular destination for families from low income areas of Toronto. Scores of people came to Bolton Camp, to stay in its cozy cabins and revel in its stunning natural beauty.

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PDF Bolton Resource Management Tract Management Plan TRCA ...

use at the Bolton Camp property in consultation with public and private partners; ... 416-661-6600 ext. 5325 416-661-6600 ext. 5287

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Petticoat Creek Conservation Park - Toronto and Region ...

For more information, date availability or to book an appointment to visit the facilities, please call 416.667.6295 . Accessibility. Pool facilities are barrier-free. Pet Policy. Pets are permitted at most Toronto and Region Conservation areas. However, to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment, we do insist that:

PDF Nashville Resource Management Tract

mburkholder@trca.on.ca or 416.661.6600 x. 5597 • Bolton Camp Celebration - For more information, contact Matt Kenel at mkenel@trca.on.ca or 416.661.6600 x. 5320 • Palgrave Forest and Wildlife Area Trail Opening Event - For more information, contact Matt Kenel at mkenel@trca.on.ca or 416.661.6600 x. 5320 • Albion Trails Celebration

PDF ff cf Peel l'/tJlr:ki.ttq Request for Delegation

Phone Number (416) 661-6600 Extension 5325 Fax Number (416) 667-6278 Reason(s) for delegation request (subject matter to be discussed) Update the Peel Greenlands Securement Subcommittee on TRCA's progress at the Montessori School I Bolton camp property and request a funding extension of two years (end of 2015).

TRCA Community Engagement - govserv.org

Join us January 3rd as we explore Bolton Camp on snowshoes! Free registration is required: Discover the wonders of winter wildlife and identify tracks and signs of local animals. Try out snowshoeing and leave behind tracks of your own. In the event of a snow-free day, join us for a winter…