Ferris Provincial Park - Ontario - State/Provincial Parks on Waymarking.com

Situated on hilly drumlins, this park borders and provides access to the busy Trent River south of Campbellford. Scenic bluffs carved out of limestone bedrock provide a view of picturesque Ranney Falls. Overgrown stone fences and cleared meadows are relics of farms once worked here.

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Park Type: Camping and Day Use Activities: Hiking, Camping, Picnic, Trails, Showers, Boat Launch Background: Park was owned by several generations of the Ferris family, who donated it to the province in 1960 on condition that it remain in its natural state. The park was created in 1962. Date Established?: 1962 Link to Park: [Web Link] Additional Entrance Points: N 44° 17.576 W 077° 48.040 Park Fees: Not listed

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