Natural Areas

It features a pond with two small islands, a footbridge and a picnic area.

Owned by the Raisin Region Conservation Authority and features a public beach (unsupervised) and picnic area, as well as camping lots.

Part of the larger (650 acre) Charlottenburgh Marsh and linked to the St. Lawrence Recreational Path. Features a modern Visitors Centre, boardwalks, 7 km of trails, a viewing tower and a picnic/BBQ area with a shelter.

This passive park was former MTO rest stop has been upgraded by the Township and is used as a roadside stop by travelers.

Operated by the Raisin Region Conservation Authority, a 106 acre natural site featuring a 110 slip marina on the St. Lawrence River as well as 5 km of groomed trails, picnic/BBQ area with a shelter, volleyball court and public washrooms.

This Township owned park is located behind the library in Lancaster. There are benches and a Remembrance Day monument.

This is a multipurpose trail that extends from the eastern to the western border of the Township.

The Wharf is located on the corner of Pine Street in South Lancaster and is one of few locations with public access to the waterfront

Located on an island south of Lancaster, this National Historic Site is no longer open to the public

Being a part of the St. Lawrence Recreational Path and the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Network. The Township of South Glengarry has over 45 km of paved waterfront trails for cycling

This is a small parkette along 3^rd Line Road and is owned by the Ministry of Transportation. On the south edge of Bainsville, it features picnic tables and commemorative trees.