Claireville Conservation Area

Claireville Conservation Area is a large protected landscape on the west branch of the Humber River, mostly in Brampton and partly along Toronto’s boundary. Acquired in 1957 after Hurricane Hazel, it was originally tied to flood control plans but evolved into a broad conservation area of creeks, ravines, plains, and hills. Managed by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, it supports recreation, education, heritage preservation, and wildlife habitat. Enhancement work has expanded forest cover, improved trails, and added wildlife features. Its varied habitats support many animals and birds, while the site also includes a restored heritage farmhouse, student programs, riding facilities, and campground amenities.

Ontario · Canada