Jones Creek Trails - Thousand Islands National Park — Attraction in Front of Yonge

Jones Creek Trails is exactly what you’d hope for in a nature trail: trees, birds, winding paths, and the occasional goose giving you the side-eye like it runs the joint (because it kind of does).

Yes, there may be some goose poop. And yes, a feathered “cobra chicken” might try to assert dominance on the trail. But honestly, if you’re afraid of a little wildlife and fresh air, that’s more of a personal problem than a trail issue.

The paths are beautiful, well-maintained, and full of surprises—like a steep incline that reminds you of how rarely you use your gym membership. It’s a great place to reconnect with nature, question your cardio level, and maybe even find spiritual clarity between dodging goose honks.

If you like your nature wild, unfiltered, and occasionally sassily feathered, this place is perfect. Bring sturdy shoes, a sense of humor, and prepare to fall in love with the chaos of...

Loved visiting Jones Creek. Such great views from the marsh lookout and the trails were lots of fun. Lots of different paths to choose from in the forest and boardwalk. It’s definitely worth visiting both main and side entrance from the different road.Parking pass was for over 24h. Would definitely go back in the future. Only updated maps needed, as some trails are not accessible or connected to each other anymore. Browns Bay beach right across the road...

what a Gem, a beautiful National Park here in Ontario Canada. Staff were great in helping us find the walking trail we were looking for. Parking is for a fee, that said less than $10.00 per car and the funds go towards the Parks so no issues paying and it goes to a good....no a great cause. Lots to do and see and more than enough dinning and lodging options in the area.

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