There are hundreds of parks in Ontario, ranging from the huge Algonquin Provincial Park to small municipal parks. Parks have many different purposes including nature preservation, education, historical preservation, and [MORE] Campgrounds@ (67) Conservation Areas (27) Hiking Trails@ (9) National Historic Sites (25) National Parks (7) Provincial Parks (261) 1. Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy - Functions to maintain a system of nature reserves on the Niagara Escarpment with the objective to support research, education and ecologically sustainable recreation to preserve landscape, ecology and wildlife. 2. Ojibway Nature Centre - Windsor. Forest, savanna, and tall grass prairie. Nature Centre, hiking, picnicing, day camps, adult field trips. 3. St. Lawrence Parks Commission - Manages recreational areas from Kingston to near the Quebec border including Fort Henry and Upper Canada Village. Agency of the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Trade and Tourism. 4. Assabaska Ojibway Heritage Park - 43km north of Rainy River on Highway 621. Ojibway cultural programs available. Electrical and non-electrical camp sites. Tee-pee rentals. (Formerly known as Lake of the Woods Provincial Park.) 5. Niagara Escarpment Commission - The Niagara Escarpment in southern Ontario is one of Canada's most significant landforms, cherished for its natural environment and an excellent example of sustainable development. Includes links to city and regional web sites. 6. The Camping Network - A guide to campgrounds in Ontario parks, including Flash videos and interviews.

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