Visitor Guide - St. Clair Region Conservation Authority

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Contents
Welcome
Welcome to our Conservation Areas. The Conservation Authority owns more
than 1,800 hectares of land including beaches along Lake Huron,
campgrounds, day-use parks, wetlands and forests. A wide range of
recreational activities are available on these lands including swimming,
boating, hiking, bird watching, camping, fishing and hunting.
Our three family campgrounds feature over 500 serviced sites available for
both seasonal and overnight camping. We are committed to making your
visit with us enjoyable. This guide will be an invaluable tool to help you make
the most of your stay with us. It has been designed to answer the common
questions and to let you know a bit about your host. I hope you enjoy your
visit with us at the St. Clair.
Yours truly,
Ralph Coe
General Manager
It is a pleasure
for me, as the
Member of
Provincial
Parliament, to
welcome you to
Sarnia-Lambton.
Bob Bailey MPP
Sarnia-Lambton
836 Upper Canada Dr.
Sarnia, ON N7W 1A4
Tel: 519 337-0051
Fax: 519 337-3246
www.bobbaileympp.com
Welcome to
Sarnia-Lambton!
On behalf of
the residents of
Sarnia-Lambton,
I am very pleased to
welcome you to our
beautiful area.
Pat Davidson
Member of Parliament
Sarnia-Lambton
Constituency Office
1000 Finch Drive, Unit 2
Sarnia, ON N7S 6G5
Tel.: 519 383-6600
Fax: 519 383-0609
Watershed Map ............................................14
Amenities Charts..........................................15
A.W. Campbell Conservation Area .............16
Warwick Conservation Area........................18
Lorne C. Henderson
Conservation Area .......................................20
Advertiser Index
Alvinston & Watford....................................22
Arkona & Thedford......................................23
Forest & Ipperwash ......................................24
Sarnia ...........................................................26
Strathroy.......................................................27
Wyoming & Petrolia ...................................28
Emergency Numbers
(519 Area Code)
O.P.P..........................................................9-1-1
Fire Department .......................................9-1-1
Ambulance Service...................................9-1-1
Medical Centres:
North Lambton..................................786-4545
Forest - Dr. Walker .............................786-2136
Grand Bend .......................................238-2362
Arkona ...............................................828-3821
Kettle Point ........................................786-2700
Watford ..............................................876-2222
Sarnia Walk-In Clinic........................332-3434
Hospitals
Bluewater Health...............................464-4400
Strathroy General ..............................245-1550
Poison Control, Sarnia ...............800-268-9017
Cover and inside bird photos courtesy of Sharon Nethercott.
While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of information in
this guide, St. Clair Region Conservation Authority cannot be
responsible for any errors or omissions.
Designed and produced by Grafiks Marketing & Communications,
Sarnia, Ontario and St. Clair Region Conservation Authority
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For reservations call:
Warwick C.A.: 519 849-6770
TOWABLES • PARK MODELS • FIFTH WHEELS
A.W. Campbell C.A.: 519 847-5357
L.C. Henderson C.A.: 519 882-2280
During off-season call: 519 245-3710
Reservations
• all campsite reservations are site specific
• all campsite reservations to be paid in full
at the time of booking
• a $6.00 fee is applied to each reservation
• a $12.00 fee will be charged for each
cancellation or change
• for a full refund (excluding reservation and
cancellation fee) cancellations must be
made prior to noon on the day of arrival.
Reservations cancelled after this time will
be charged the reservation fee plus one
night’s camping fee.
Loud Noise - Disturbing other Persons: Be
considerate. Please keep the volume of your
music and your voices to a reasonable level.
Interfering with anyone’s use or enjoyment of
the park, day or night, is contrary to
conservation area regulations.
Alcoholic Beverages: Alcohol consumption is
permitted in the conservation area provided
the camper is of age of majority and on a
registered campsite. Please note that our
campgrounds have an alcohol ban for the
Victoria Day weekend.
Check Out Time: Noon on the day of your
departure.
• a 3 night minimum stay is required on the
Victoria Day (May) and Labour Day
(August/September) long weekend. No
refunds will be issued during this time for a
shortened stay
Pets: All pets must be kept under control and
on a leash. They are not permitted in the
swimming area or on the beach and they
must not make excessive noise or disturb other
campers.
• campsite reservations are held until 8 am
the day following your scheduled arrival
date
Day Use Hours of Closing: 11:00 pm to 7 am.
• payment can be made by Visa, MasterCard,
cheque or money order. Cheques and
money orders must be received within 14
days of making your reservation to confirm
your campsite
Campground Rules:
Please have respect for your fellow visitors
and for the conservation area environment.
Number of People per Site: A maximum of
four persons or one family unit is permitted on
each campsite.
A Few Campfire Do’s
and Don’ts
Do:
• use only the existing fire pit on your site
• in order to help stop the spread of the
emerald ash borer, please purchase your
firewood from the Conservation Area
• keep campfires small; they are easier to
control
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• let your fire burn down to ashes before
putting it out. This reduces the amount of
charred wood left in the fire pit
• make sure your fire is totally out before you
leave your campsite or turn in for the night
- fires left to burn out on their own may
appear out, but often get stirred up by
the wind
Do Not:
• take decaying deadwood from conservation
area wood lots
• bring in fire wood from outside the
Conservation Area
• leave your campfire unattended - this is
extremely hazardous; it’s also a waste of
wood if you’re not there to enjoy it
• make additional fire pits on your campsite
• burn anything other than wood - do not
burn food scraps, plastics or diapers in
your fire
• build a fire if it is extremely windy
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Remember:
• drown your campfire thoroughly with
water, stirring with a stick until it is cold to
the touch
• decaying deadwood plays an important
role in replenishing nutrients to forest soils
Don’t Move Firewood
Protect our Ash Trees — Don’t Move Firewood
Help in the fight to slow Down the Emerald
Ash Borer
Firewood can carry small but harmful
hitchhikers that are often hidden in the bark
or wood. The damage caused by invasive
species such as the emerald ash borer can
expand exponentially when they get rides
from families on vacation - even if it is only a
few kilometres away.
If everyone takes care of our forests we will be
able to enjoy them for years to come.
Cycling
Cycling is a great activity for the whole
family. But remember, sharing the road with
cars requires some thought and consideration
on behalf of you the biker, as well as the
driver of the vehicle.
Remember to obey the rules of the road
including travelling in the proper direction on
one way roads. Racing is not permitted and
cyclists must yield to pedestrians. Keep your
bike locked up when not in use, even on your
campsite. Remember to wear your helmet.
Recycling at St. Clair
Recycling bins are located near the garbage
depots and are appropriately signed for
recycle materials. Please do not throw
garbage into the recycling bins.
We Welcome Pets
Owner
Jon McEachran
Railcar Storage & Industrial Switching
Transloading & Warehousing
Ph: (519) 383-7200 • Website: www.viprail.com
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All pets must be kept on a leash not
exceeding 2 metres (6 feet) in length at
all times.
As a pet owner, you are responsible for
preventing your pet from making excessive
noise or disturbing others.
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to use exposed river banks for basking while
sand and gravel areas near the water are
needed for nesting.
Conservation For Kids
Public health rules prohibit domestic animals
in designated swimming areas or in
washrooms and shower areas.
Help keep our conservation areas clean,
please clean up after your pet.
Let your children know that they can get help
from park staff.
Park roads are used by young children for
cycling, however they should know the safety
rules.
Take only pictures; leave Leaves of 3 let it be
Learn to identify the poison ivy plant.
only footprints
DO NOT pick the flowers. The opportunity to
produce seeds is lost and the species’ future
may be threatened. Many species of
butterflies, moths, insects and birds are
dependent on a flower’s nectar for food. Some
species are so specialized that they make use
of only one type of plant. If the host plant
disappears, so does any wildlife species that is
dependent on it. Leave the flowers for park
wildlife and the enjoyment of other visitors.
Please take only a picture.
Keep Your Children Safe
Always supervise your child’s trip to our
washrooms, beaches and trails.
If you’ve lost a child, inform area staff at
once. They can ensure that a search is
quickly organized.
Know where your children are, what they
area wearing and set a time when they
should be back at the campsite.
Get the last name and campsite number of
any new friends your children have made.
Always leave one adult on the campsite.
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If you think you’ve
had a brush with
poison ivy, follow
these simple steps:
Wash all exposed
areas with cold
running water as
soon as you can
reach a stream, lake or garden hose. If you
can do this within five minutes, the water
may keep the plant’s invisible oil urushiol
from contacting your skin and spreading to
other parts of your body. Within the first 30
minutes, soap and water are helpful.
If you know you have been exposed and
have developed severe reactions in the past,
consult your doctor.
Watershed Report Cards
The Conservation Authority has completed a
set of Watershed Report Cards for the 14
subwatersheds in the St. Clair region.
This region has been affected by urban,
industrial and agricultural development but
it supports an extraordinary number of rare
plant and animal species. In the St. Clair
Region over 80 endangered, threatened or
special concern species are recognized under
federal or provincial legislation. Likewise,
although the region has very little forest
cover, it contains many significant tree and
bird species that do not thrive in most of
Ontario.
The St. Clair Region hosts a mosaic of
farmland and forests, urban areas,
industrialization and natural areas with
extraordinary biological diversity. Residents,
agencies and municipalities must act to
protect and improve this region of Canada
which is “uniquely St. Clair”.
For a complete set of Watershed Report Cards
visit our website at www.scrca.on.ca.
10,000 students each year get to poke
through mud, hold a frog or measure the
quality of water through the Conservation for
Kids program. The Conservation Authority
offers 28 different programs tied to the
curriculum taught in the schools. The
majority of the outdoor conservation
education programs are operated out of the
Lorne C. Henderson Conservation Area. They
are also offered at the Wawanosh Wetlands,
Strathroy Wetlands and the A.W. Campbell
Conservation Areas and at the Dow
Wetlands. Many of the education programs
are supported by donations from businesses
and organizations.
Tree Planting
The Authority has planted more than
3.3 million trees since 1980.
Turtle Surveys
Conservation Authority staff and volunteers
regularly undertake a turtle survey on the
East Branch of the Sydenham River. In
particular, surveyors look for two turtle
Species at Risk: the spiny softshell turtle and
the northern map turtle. In 2010 staff and
volunteers were able to spot 31 spiny softshell
turtles, 119 northern map turtles, and 62
other turtles. Spiny softshell turtles continue
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LAMBTON COUNTY
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Enjoy the beautiful Lake Huron shoreline from
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theatre performances. Or try your luck at
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Ask for your FREE Sarnia-Lambton Travel
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Our Mission
SCRCA Celebrates 50 years
On January 12, 2011, the St. Clair Region Conservation Authority celebrated
its 50th year of providing watershed management to the region that includes
most of Lambton County, western Middlesex County and northern Chatham Kent. Over that
time, we have developed a comprehensive watershed program for a healthier, safer and
sustainable community that includes habitat restoration (forests, wetlands and prairie);
environmental education; water quality and quantity monitoring; flood and erosion damage
reduction programs and projects; landowner grant programs to enhance watershed health;
land acquisition program to protect critical habitats; community conservation projects that
involve schools, volunteers and community groups; and development of outdoor recreation
facilities so the public can enjoy the tremendous watershed resources in our region.
Conservation Authority Programs Include:
• Flood Damage Reduction
• Drinking Water Source Protection
• Wildlife Habitat Restoration
• Recreation
• Erosion Control
• Water Quality
• Woodlot Management
• Outdoor Education
• Hazard Land Planning
• Tree Planting
• Species at Risk
The St. Clair Region Conservation Foundation
“The St. Clair Region Conservation
Authority has as its mission, to
provide leadership through
coordination of watershed planning,
implementation of resource
management programs and
promotion of conservation awareness,
in cooperation with others.”
Camping
Management Areas Serviced Seasonal
and
Group
Lots overnight
Swimming
Pool
Beach
Picnic
Shelter
Play
Ground
Trails
Phone
A.W. Campbell
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847-5357
The Foundation is pleased to be able to support our Conservation Areas by providing funds
for recreation facilities. We sincerely hope the playground equipment, canoes, paddleboats
and the wheelchair accessible washrooms have helped make your stay more enjoyable. To
find out how you can help, visit our website at www.scrca.on.ca or call the office at 245-3710
and ask for Marlene. Good camping!
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Highland Glen
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C.J. McEwen
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Chippewas of
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First Nation
Dodge C.A.
Lambton Shores
Watershed Map
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Wawanosh Wetlands
692-5148
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245-3710
245-3710
Clark Wright
Bridgeview
Lake Huron
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Highland Glen C.A.
245-3710
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882-2350
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Resources. Copyright Queen's Printer January 2009
NOT A PLAN OF SURVEY
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Campbell
Henderson
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Trails
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Ice ($)*
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245-3710
Laundry ($)
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Marthaville
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245-3710
Dump Station
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Harrison Woodlot
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245-3710
Sinclair
245-3710
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Bates Conservation Lands
245-3710
Gawne
245-3710
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Fisbee Golf
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Maples Woodlot
245-3710
Mini Golf
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245-3710
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7963 Egremont Rd.,
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226-520-0144 • williamsonfarms.ca
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519-786-5202
Gifts & Greeting Cards
Open Thursday to Saturday
Mid April till Mid November
9:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m.
Sundays in May 10:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m.
9395 Ipperwash Rd.,
Lambton Shores, ON N0N 1J3
519-243-1920
We Sell an Assortment of Unique Chinese Tea.
Make Drinking Herbal Tea a Part of
Your Healthy Lifestyle.
Check Our Flyer at
www.pharmasave.com
Forest
Farmer’s Market
May to September
Friday Mornings 8 am – 1 pm
King St., Forest,
In front of the post office
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Strathroy
Sarnia
New & Used Bikes
Sarnia’s first museum
• 12 galleries of Natural History Treasures
• Including Dinosaurs Galore!
• Be sure to visit our Unique Boutique.
Open 10-5: Thurs. thru Sun.
and Holiday Mondays.
Everyday 10-5: July & August
223 N. Christina St., Sarnia, ON Tel.: 519-336-2100
www.stonesnbones.ca
e-mail: [email protected]
• Norco • Genesis
• Haro • Hutch
• Repairs • Accessories
• Clothing • Same Day/
Next Day Service
519-245-9923
dougandmarionsbikes.com
25 Front Street West Strathroy, Ontario
Screen Printing Vehicle Lettering
Banners Job Site Signs Real Estate Signs
and Much Much More!
3177 Napperton Dr., (Albert St. at Pike Rd.) Strathroy
(519) 245-4189
JAMES O POAG JEWELLERS
POAG’S
POAG CHINA & GIFTS
GIF
Fun for the Whole Family
Established 1959
• Water Slides • Speed Slides • Leisure Pool
• Water Mushroom • Bumper Boats • Mini Golf
• Roller Racers • Beach Volleyball • Laser Tag
• Rock Climbing • Sports Bar & Grill • Simulated Golf
1886 London Line, Sarnia
519-542-1083
www.bluewaterfunpark.com
Duc D’Orleans II Cruise Ship
Cruise the beautiful
St. Clair River
aboard our ship
• Ideal for company picnics,
weddings, reunions, or
corporate affairs
• Daily luncheon cruises
• Sunday afternoon cruises
519-337-5152 • 1-888-493-9941
www.ducdorleans.com
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Departs Mackenzie Park,
Sarnia Reservations
required
519-344-SHOW (7469)
1-877-344-7469
168 Christina Street, Sarnia
www.imperialtheatre.net
94 Frank Street, Strathroy, ON
The Diamond Centre of
Southwestern Ontario for 50 years
519-245-1040
www.poags.com
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Spectacular Scenery & Exciting to play...
Bear Creek Golf & Country Club
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At Bear Creek, we believe every event - whether a
conference, tournament, wedding or special dinner - is
an opportunity for our staff to provide you the finest in
service, facilities and cuisine.
REEK
Golf & Country Club
571 Metcalfe St. E. Strathroy, ON N7G 1R1
Office: 519-245-5112 • Pro Shop: 519-245-7773
bearcreekgolf.ca
Hwy. 21
Wyoming, ON
519-845-3352
Wyoming
& Petrolia
www.ronclarkmotors.com
LAMBTON COUNTY’S OLDEST & MOST TRUSTED RV DEALER
27 holes of
Beauty and
Charm
GARDEN MARKET
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
Pick your own or already picked
Visit our Country Store —You’ll love it!
(519) 845-3482
www.zekveldgardenmarket.ca
Located 10 minutes west of
Warwick Campground on Highway 22
Sarnia Service Centre
Gas - Diesel - Restaurant
Open 24 Hours
Store
Fully Private Showers
4528 Churchhill Line Wyoming, ON
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4195 Aberarder Line,
Camlachie, Ontario
www.bonniedoongolf.com
and experience the joy
of a well fitted bra
• Chantelle • Passionata • Freya • Fantasy • Elomi
Wyoming 519-845-3240
Tupperville 519-683-6224
www.minglersonline.com
519-899-2711
and allow us to help you choose a bra for all your wardrobe needs
Farm Supply
Everything for
your building
needs!
Golf & Country Club
All Welcome!
Indulge yourself...Take the time
A L Webster
Courtright 519-867-2858
Open Monday to Saturday
Bonnie
Doon
Come to Lilith
Two Businesses - One Location
Wyoming 519-845-3321
BREAKFAST,
LUNCH & DINNER
5906 Oil Heritage Rd.
Hwy. #402 exit 25
Wyoming, ON
Sizes in Stock ~
30C to 44I
Amoena Mastectomy
Breast Forms, Bras
& Post Surgery
Garments
www.lilithlingerie.com
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Shop at Heidi’s Your Independent
Grocer, a full service grocery store
in beautiful downtown Petrolia for
all your camping and picnic needs.
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independent
• Fresh Produce
• Instore Bakery – Cakes, Pies, Breads,
Buns and more
• Hot Meals to Go – fully cooked BBQ
chickens and wings
4136 Petrolia Line, Petrolia • Large selection of Deli meats and
519-882-2211 salads
• Fresh and frozen meat and seafood
• Full line of grocery products
Mon.-Fri. 8-9;
including dairy and frozen
Sat. 8-6; Sun. 9-6
• Kodak Picture Maker
• Lottery
YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCER
HEIDI’S
FREE ICE
Present this
coupon for a free
bag of ice at Heidi’s
Independent Grocer
444
For All Your Wine Making Needs
We carry KenRidge, Cheeky Monkey,
Legacy and other Vineco Wine Kits.
Come in for our Monthly Specials
$10 off wine kit when you mention this ad*
* this offer not valid with our in store monthly specials
www.xcelwines.com
4373 Petrolia Line, Petrolia, ON
[email protected]
519-882-1121
Let us help you
at Wine Making
You’ll Love it!
Make KFC
your stop
along the way...
95 King St., Forest
105 Caradoc St., Strathroy
4375 Petrolia Line, Petrolia
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519-786-2145
519-245-1010
519-882-2444
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Trails
Explore our
Conservation Areas
Wawanosh Wetlands Conservation Area - 2.5 km
Facilities: parking, washroom
A.W. Campbell Conservation Area - 8 km
Facilities: parking, washroom
Lorne C. Henderson Conservation Area - 5 km
Facilities: parking, washroom
Warwick Conservation Area - 2 km
Facilities: parking, washroom
Coldstream Conservation Area - 3 km
Facilities: parking, washroom
Strathroy Conservation Area - 3 km
Facilities: parking,
Clark Wright Conservation Area - 3 km
Facilities: parking
Bridgeview Conservation Area - 2 km
Facilities: parking, washroom
McKeough Conservation Area - 3 km
Facilities: parking
Moore Habitat Management Area - 5 km
Facilities: parking
Perch Creek Habitat Management Area - 5 km
Facilities: parking
Marthaville Habitat Management Area - 3 km
Facilities: parking
For more information including trail maps visit:
www.scrca.on.ca/CA_Trails.htm
St. Clair Region Conservation Authority
205 Mill Pond Crescent, Strathroy, ON N7G 3P9
Tel: 519 245-3710 • Fax: 519 245-3348
email: [email protected]