Model Airfield

The day-use side of the park offers an area to fly radio controlled helicopters and airplanes. Only members of the Burlington Radio Control Modelers Club are permitted to fly at the field which includes a grass strip for flying radio controlled aircrafts and a helicopter area. 

For more information or to become a member please visit the Burlington Radio Control Modelers website at http://www.brcm.org/

Disc Golf

Bronte Creek Provincial Park offers a fun place for a round of disc golf. The 18 hole course is accessible at Parking Lot F and features a mix of wide open long shots and short tight shots. Those playing a round must bring their own equpiment as no rentals are available.

Bronte Creek Disc Club: Summer League, Sunday @ 10am, tee off @ 10:30pm - Contest & Prizes.

Women's Summer League, Fridays @5:30, tee off @ 6:15pm - Contest & Prizes, Growing the Sport.

ODSA: The governing body for Disc Sport in Ontario. Events and Disc sport information in Ontario.

PDGA Canada. The National governing body for Disc Golf in Canada.

Disc golfers must obtain a valid parking permit or seasonal pass in order to access the course.  

Daily Rates -- Season Passes

Spruce Lane Farmhouse

Visiting Spruce Lane Farm is like taking a step back in time. Beautifully restored, the Spruce Lane Farmhouse offers visitors a glimpse into the life of a local fruit farmer at the turn of the century. While the house is fully furnished and decorated in the late Victorian style, enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff and volunteers bring history to life through a wide variety of demonstrations and hands-on activities at different times in the year. Original barns and a variety of animals in the farmyard means the adventure continues outside as well.

During the Hands-On Heritage summer programs visitors get to participate in interactive heritage skills such as spinning, jam making, weaving and typical Victorian games. Spruce Lane Farmhouse also hosts several special events throughout the year such as the lavishly decorated Victorian Christmas Festival, the sweet Maple Syrup Festival in March and visitor-favourite Ghost Walks in August. Check the events calendar for more information about family-friendly heritage programs.

In addition to our special festivals, the farmhouse is open weekends from 10 - 4 during May and June and daily during July and August.

Nature Centre

Step inside the Nature Centre to explore Bronte Creek in a different way. The Nature Centre is focused on interactive learning and uses a wide variety of ways for children and adults alike to take a closer look at some of Bronte Creek’s fascinating species and habitats. From live reptiles to hands-on displays and even costumes, the Nature Centre has something for everyone.

Conveniently located across from the Children’s Farm, the Nature Centre is operated by friendly and knowledgeable park staff from 10 - 4  during weekends in May and June as well as every day in July and August. Whether you need a map of the park, want help identifying that bird you saw or are looking for new ways to connect your children with nature, the Nature Centre is a must-see for all visitors! Check the calendar for specific hours of operation.