The Raisin Region Conservation Authority’s (RRCA) Gray’s Creek Conservation Area is a 100-acre public greenspace overlapping the boundary between Cornwall and South Glengarry. Gray’s Creek features a paved recreational path; over 3 kilometres of natural trails, a park and picnic area with a play structure, covered shelter, and barbecue pits; an edible forest, self-guided arboretum tour, and a 127-slip marina. An outhouse is located near the play structure, and public washrooms are available on the east side of the shop building beside the P1 parking. 

Gray’s Creek’s natural areas provide habitat for over 500 observed species of plants and wildlife, including several species at risk such as the butternut, snapping turtle, and more.

While dogs are permitted at Gray’s Creek, they must always remain on a two-metre leash. The Conservation Area closes at dusk.

Snowshoe Rentals

The RRCA offers snowshoe rentals during the winter season. Please contact the office during business hours to reserve your snowshoes. The cost is $8.00 per day or $12.00 for the weekend. School groups and non-profit organizations are eligible for a 50 percent discount. A copy of your credit card or driver's license is required at time of pick up.