We enhance your Killbear experience and help protect what makes Killbear special. Join the Friends of Killbear Park.
The windswept pines, rugged shoreline and inviting beaches of Killbear Provincial Park easily capture the heart and imagination of all that visit. On the eastern shores of Georgian Bay, Killbear is a second home to many that have spent their childhoods playing on its sand beaches, hiking its trails, and riding bikes through its campgrounds. If you love this place, consider becoming a Friend of Killbear.
Land Acknowledgement
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We, Killbear Provincial Park and Friends of Killbear, acknowledge that we are on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabek, specifically the Three Fires Confederacy of the Ojibwe, Bodewadimi, and Odawa People, in the Robinson Huron Treaty and Williams Treaty areas. We recognize the long history of First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples in Ontario, and show respect to them, especially our neighbours of Wasauksing First Nation and Shawanaga First Nation.
We thank them. Chi Migwetch.
The Friends of Killbear helped to create the Killbear Recreation Trail. This trail allows visitors to bike safely through Killbear without biking on the main road.