See You at Bon Echo!

Thank you for booking with the Friends of Bon Echo. Your tickets have been sent to the email address provided. Every dollar from your booking goes directly back into the park, supporting vital capital projects, trail maintenance, and educational programming that keeps Bon Echo a premier Ontario destination.

Kayaking on Mazinaw Lake at sunset with a view of the autumn cliffs of Mazinaw Rock.
An upward view of the towering Mazinaw Rock cliffs rising out of the water.
A group of people hiking on a forest trail at Bon Echo Provincial Park.

Essential Next Steps For Your Visit

Arrival Time

Please arrive at the Greystones Dock at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled departure. Departure times are strictly adhered to, and missed boats cannot be refunded.

Mandatory Park Entry

Remember that your boat ticket does not include park entry fees. If you are not camping, you must book your Ontario Parks Day Pass online in advance to ensure guaranteed entry into the park.

What to Bring

It is often significantly colder on the water than on the shore; we highly recommend bringing a warm layer or light jacket for the 45-minute tour. If you are taking the ferry for a hike, ensure you have sturdy footwear for the 360+ stairs on the Cliff Top Trail.

Make the Most of Your Day

Visit Greystones Café

Fuel up before you board with a locally roasted Fluid Solar Roasted Coffee or a premium treat sourced from Ste. Anne’s Spa. Our lakeside patio offers the most dramatic views in Southern Ontario.

Explore the Visitor Centre

Discover the natural history of the Canadian Shield and step inside a replica logger’s cabin to learn about the park’s fascinating heritage.

Take a Memory Home

Stop by the Greystones Gift Shoppe for exclusive Bon Echo apparel and artisan crafts that directly fund future park improvements.

Front entrance of the Bon Echo Visitor Centre.