You must pay to park at Quinte Conservation's areas. Parking fees support the maintenance and management of Quinte Conservation Areas by keeping trails open, safe, and accessible. Parking fees contribute to the repair and replacement of structures like boardwalks, bridges, and benches, and to upgrades like ease-of-access trails, new trails, educational signage and safety features.
Some repairs/projects can be very costly and it takes time to raise funds to support them. Collecting parking fees is only one of the many avenues we take to support these areas. Donations, fundraisers, and successful grant applications also support large-scale projects.
Annual Pass
- $62.00 (effective January 1, 2024)
- Valid for one year from date of purchase. For example: If you purchased a pass on July 31, 2023, your pass will expire on July 31, 2024.
- Transferable between Quinte Conservation Areas only
Purchase an annual pass through our online form. You'll receive an access card that will grant you entrance to all of our conservation areas, both with and without electronic gates.
| How to use your access card at CA gates |
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If you have a valid access card, the gate's arm will lift. You will be notified on the screen if your pass has expired. The access card pad is located in the bottom left corner of the Parking Boxx system. If you need assistance using the gate, please press the call button located at the bottom. |
Tap the grey pad located on the Parking Boxx with your access card.Daily Rate
| Daily Rate |
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A conservation area day pass is $6.00 per vehicle.
Pay the Daily Rate onsite through the electronic gate or PayByPhone. |
| How to use PayByPhone |
Use the zone numbers listed below to complete your order.
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Parking Zones
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Borrow A Parking Pass
| Borrowing a pass from your local library for free |
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Contact your local library for more information. Passes are available at:
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