COVID-19 Public Notices
Below is a list of recreational amenities which are re-opening for use:
| 2020 Park and Trail Updates |
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The County of Brant has closed:
- Playgrounds,
- Tennis courts,
- All skate parks,
- The Simply Grand Dog Park
- Basketball courts
- Sports fields
- Picnic shelters
- Picnic areas
- Outdoor exercise equipment
- Sensory trail equipment
- Disc golf course
- River Access point are closed for launching and landing watercraft - also visit the GRCA website for more information.
The County of Brant reminds the public to stay home if you can and practice physical distancing if you attend an open space or trail to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community.
Caregivers are encouraged to take children for walks outdoors and enjoy the use of parks (not playgrounds) while practicing physical distancing from others. For those who are ill or practicing self-isolation (including children), please refrain from using any public spaces.
The County of Brant has closed:
- Playgrounds,
- Tennis courts,
- All skate parks,
- The Simply Grand Dog Park
- Basketball courts
- Sports fields
- Picnic shelters
- Picnic areas
- Outdoor exercise equipment
- Sensory trail equipment
- Disc golf course
- River Access point are closed for launching and landing watercraft - also visit the GRCA website for more information.
The County of Brant reminds the public to stay home if you can and practice physical distancing if you attend an open space or trail to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community.
Caregivers are encouraged to take children for walks outdoors and enjoy the use of parks (not playgrounds) while practicing physical distancing from others. For those who are ill or practicing self-isolation (including children), please refrain from using any public spaces.
In keeping with social distancing, the County of Brant:
- Caregivers are encouraged to take children for walks outdoors and enjoy the use of parks while practicing social distancing from others. However, please note playgrounds are closed to the public. For those who are ill or practicing self-isolation (including children), please refrain from using public spaces and parks. When social distancing is difficult please wear a face covering.
Please visit www.brant.ca/COVID19 for updates.
The County of Brant has closed:
- Playgrounds,
- Tennis courts,
- All skate parks,
- The Simply Grand Dog Park
- Basketball courts
- Sports fields
- Picnic shelters
- Picnic areas
- Outdoor exercise equipment
- Sensory trail equipment
- Disc golf course
- River Access point are closed for launching and landing watercraft - also visit the GRCA website for more information.
The County of Brant reminds the public to stay home if you can and practice physical distancing if you attend an open space or trail to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community.
Caregivers are encouraged to take children for walks outdoors and enjoy the use of parks (not playgrounds) while practicing physical distancing from others. For those who are ill or practicing self-isolation (including children), please refrain from using any public spaces.
| Parks |
| Within our neighbourhoods and communities, our 47 parks offer playgrounds, trails, sports fields and more. |
| Trails |
| The trail systems within our county stretch over 70 km and are ideal for hiking, jogging, cycling and interacting with nature. In the winter under proper conditions our trails are perfect for cross country skiing and snowshoeing. View the Outdoor Adventure Map for Hiking, Cycling and Paddling Trails. |
| Activities |
| Get active outside by using one of our outdoor fields, skate parks, swimming pools, tennis courts or lawn bowling facilities. Or take up an activity indoors at one of our skating rinks/ arenas. |
You can also use our parks and facilities search tool here.
* Please note that parks and trails are not inspected on a regular basis in the winter months. Please use at your own risk. If you would like to report any maintenance issues please contact 519.442.1818 or email parksandrec@brant.ca
| Smoke Free Ontario Information for Municipalities |
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As of January 1, 2015, it is illegal to:
Visit the Smoke Free Ontario Website for more information. |
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