OPEN HOUSE - Marsh and Macaulay Creek Flood Hazard Mapping

Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the Village of Picton to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Marsh and Macaulay Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.

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OPEN HOUSE - Potter Creek Floodplain Mapping

Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the City of Belleville and Quinte West to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Potter Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.

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OPEN HOUSE - Bell Creek Floodplain Mapping

Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the City of Belleville to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Bell Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.

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Deerock Lake Conservation Area

A great location for anglers and boaters, Deerock Lake at 390 Deer Rock Lake Road, Flinton ON is a small property that contains a public boat launch and is home to the Elzevir Peatlands Conservation Reserve.

View of a serene lake with ripples on the water, surrounded by dense forests under a partly cloudy sky.

Explore Deerock Lake

 

When visiting Quinte Conservation's areas, please make sure to:

  • Keep your pets leashed and clean up after them at all times
  • Stay on marked trails
  • Take everything with you, including your pet's waste – there are no garbage bins
  • Never remove natural items

Please note:

  • Areas open at sunrise and close at sunset
  • Overnight camping is not allowed
  • Alcohol is not allowed
  • Campfires are not allowed

The cross-country skiing trails are not groomed and motorized vehicles are not permitted outside of designated parking areas. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • All-terrain vehicles and dirt bikes
  • Motorized or electric bikes
  • Snowmobiles
  • Cars and SUVs
  • Motorized aerial devices such as drones

Parking

You must pay to park at this conservation area. There is a daily parking pass that you can use between areas. A daily pass is valid on the day of purchase between sunrise and sunset. Yearly parking passes are also available.

Visit our parking page to learn more.

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