Partial Parking Lot Closure
A portion of the gravel parking lot at the Thornbury Pier will be closed beginning the week of June 8, 2026. This area is required for a storage and staging area by a subcontractor working on the installation of the new treated effluent outfall pipe for the Thornbury Wastewater Treatment Plant. The partial closure will remain in place until the completion of project, estimated for late September or early October 2026. Public access to the Thornbury Pier will not be impacted by this closure.
The Blue Mountains is home to many natural wonders, including the Niagara Escarpment, the Beaver River, the Bruce Trail, Pretty River Provincial Park, and Craigleith Provincial Park, all of which provide a plethora of recreational opportunities, from caving and climbing, hiking and cycling, to pristine lookouts and everything in between.
With 285 km of trails, 17 acres of neighbourhood park space, 165 acres of open public space, and 48 acres of waterfront, the opportunity to connect with nature is abundant in The Blue Mountains.
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1. Parks & Beaches Directory
2. Know Before You Go & Plan Ahead