Our Trent Hills Community

The Campbellford/Seymour Community Foundation is pleased to connect you to the outstanding local organizations who serve our community and who provide opportunities for socialization and well-being through their ongoing programs.

Nature Conservancy

Mary West Nature Reserve Nature Conservancy Canada

The Mary West Nature Reserve, is home to towering white pines, spring peepers, and the at-risk eastern wood pewee. Donated to the NCC through the estate of Mary West in 1991, the property protects wetlands and forests in the Trout Creek and Trent River watersheds. The reserve is an important part of the local conservation network, helping to provide carbon storage, flood mitigation and clean drinking water to the local community.

www.natureconservancy.ca

Seymour Conservation Area Lower Trent Conservation

The Seymour Conservation Area was opened in 1973 and has a few unique features such as an Oak Alvar Savannah and a quarry. There are 6.5km of trails for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing, a picnic shelter and a privy. Lower Trent Conservation was formed in 1968 to protect, restore and manage water and other natural resources within the watershed region.

www.ltc.on.ca

Crowe Bridge Conservation Area

Crowe Bridge Park is a beautiful little conservation area with small cascading waterfalls that create an idyllic swimming spot at the Weir Dam. The Crowe River flows over the rocks, creating a shallow swimming hole that is perfect for both kids and adults. Not only a great swimming destination, but the park also has plenty of hiking trails, and picnic spots. www.crowevalley.com/crowe-bridge/