Map Colour Legend

Colour: Light Yellow 

Labeled: G362

Camping Allowed? 95% Yes 

Colour: Light Green

Labeled: C98

Camping Allowed? Maybe, maybe not, maybe for a fee.

Colour: Light Orange 

Labeled: E19A

Camping Allowed? Likely, but maybe not.

Colour: Light Green

Labeled: P368

Camping Allowed? Yes($), or no, or maybe free(non-operating parks)

Colour: Grey

Labeled: n/a Other labels may appear under these layers but they are still private land.

Camping Allowed? No, unless its a private campground

Colour: Blue

Labeled: n/a

Most bodies of water will not show any information as it is not land. Click closer to the land.

Colour: Light Brown

Labeled: PW4305

Camping Allowed? Possibly, 

Colour: Purple

Labeled: Band and Reserve number 

Camping Allowed? No, unless its a private campground

Colour: Pink

Labeled: Name of Area

Camping Allowed? Not unless it is a National Park($)

Colour: White with Very Light Green Slashes

Labeled: W1003

Camping Allowed? Possibly, Any recreation activity must take into consideration the intent of the Wilderness Areas Act

Colour: Dark Green (darker than Conservation Reserve)

Labeled: C117

Camping Allowed? Maybe, more info to come

Colour: Darker Orange

Labeled: F118

Camping Allowed? Possibly, more research would be required or by contacting MNR/Ontario Parks

Colour: Darker Green than PP

Labeled: P174a

Camping Allowed? Possibly, Management of this provincial park is carried out under the provisions of the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act and within the context of provincial park policy.

Colour: Thick Red Border

Camping Allowed? Most likely, To help ensure sustainable development, the Ontario government and First Nations are working together on community based land use planning, many of which support recreation/tourism land use.