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Rouge Valley Conservation Centre
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Rouge Valley Conservation Centre

  • 4.555 reviews
  • Free
  • Closed now

Rouge Valley Conservation Centre offers peaceful protected greenspace with winding trails through forests, wetlands and meadows, ideal for nature lovers and families. Expect seasonal wildlife, interpretive exhibits and guided programs; visit for gentle hikes, birdwatching and relaxed picnics in a serene setting.

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Rouge Valley Conservation Centre in short

When is Rouge Valley Conservation Centre open?

Mon–Fri 10 AM–4 PM; Sat–Sun closed.

When is the best time to visit Rouge Valley Conservation Centre?

It's at its best mornings and afternoons. Wedar also scores every hour of the next five days against the forecast; see the best time on this page.

Is Rouge Valley Conservation Centre indoors or outdoors?

Outdoors: best on a dry day.

Where is Rouge Valley Conservation Centre?

1749 Meadowvale Rd,Toronto, ON M1B 5W8,Canada.

Right now · 2:15 pm

Why it fits right now

Closed right now.

Opens tomorrow 10 am.

In its favour

  • Sun's out
  • Best in the afternoon
  • Outdoors

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The next five days

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Hours

Closed now
monday
10 AM–4 PM
tuesday
10 AM–4 PM
wednesday
10 AM–4 PM
thursday
10 AM–4 PM
friday
10 AM–4 PM
saturday
Closed
sundayToday
Closed

Where and how

  1. 1 Rouge Valley Conservation Centre
  2. 2 Vista Trail Observation Deck · 5 min
  3. 3 Orchard Trail · 6 min
  4. 4 Cedar Trail and the Beare Wetlands Loop · 9 min
  5. 5 Rouge National Urban Park, Glen Eagles Vista · 20 min
1749 Meadowvale Rd, Toronto, ON M1B 5W8, Canada(opens the map)DirectionsOpen in MapsCall+14162828265Websitervcc.ca

Good to know

  • Outdoors
  • Free to visit
  • Good with kids
  • Good for small groups
  • Good for large groups

From visitors and the venue

What it's like

4.5from 55 reviews

Known for

  • Nature walks
  • Photography
  • Picnics
  • Walking trails
  • Wildlife viewing
  • Picnic areas

The feel

  • Quiet
  • Spacious
  • Casual
  • Family friendly
  • Tourists
  • Solo friendly

What people say

Rouge Valley Conservation Park is a true gem in Ontario, offering breathtaking natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and a peaceful escape from urban life. As one of Canada’s most significant conservation areas, it provides a sanctuary for wildlife, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, and an important educational resourc…
KC
The landmark to start the Vista trail. It is located near the Biogas Plant. There are benches and tables available for picnic, porta potties, a nearby first aid/emergency center in sight and spacious parking for people coming with cars.
Paula Jeanne

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