Family and education programs
Thousand Islands National Park
Just because the kids are back to school, does not mean the family fun needs to stop! Join us for weekend adventures this fall. These family friendly programs are free with park admission, and all ages are welcome.
Other learning opportunities at Thousand Islands National Park
Guided hikes
New to our neck of the woods? Let park staff be your guide on an introductory hike.
- Landons Bay
- Sundays in July/August,
- Français 12h, English 2pm,
- 1-hour
- Halstead Creek Trail (Begins at the Welcome Kiosk)
- Parking fees apply
Like the pages of a diary, the landscape of Landons Bay tells a story that we are a part of. On this guided hike, we will explore the ways our values physically shape the world we live in.
Note on accessibility: The Halstead Creek Trail is narrow at times, with uneven ground, tripping hazards (roots/rocks), and muddy areas.
On the Lookout
- Landons Bay
- Weekends until September 22nd
- French 12 pm, English 2 pm
- 1-hour
- Lookout Trail (Begins at the Welcome Kiosk)
- Parking fees apply
Can you see what I see? On this guided hike, Park staff will show you the best-kept secrets of the landscape, as well as our iconic clifftop lookout!
Note on accessibility: Lookout Trail is a narrow pathway, with uneven ground, tripping hazards (roots/rocks), marshy areas, and multiple set of stairs (without banisters).

TENT Talks
Join us at the Mallorytown Landing dockside shelter to go behind the scenes and learn from our dedicated conservation professionals. Learn more about these events.
TENT talk schedule
Coming Soon
Special events
Join park staff to mark special days throughout the summer at Mallorytown Landing.
Parks Canada National App
Listen to children’s stories about the species at risk of the Thousand Islands, on a park hiking trail or at home. Available for free.
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