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Fitzroy Provincial Park

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Fitzroy Provincial Park is a recreational-class provincial park in the Fitzroy Harbour area at Ottawa’s north end on the Ottawa River. Part of Ontario’s provincial park system, it serves camping, day use, and winter recreation while also protecting an unusually old woodland setting near the city. Much of the park is covered by white pine, and it preserves century-old trees as well as a notable stand of 300-year-old bur oaks near the Carp River. Its facilities include two campgrounds with comfort stations, a main camping area with 235 campsites, group camping and picnic space, a boat launch, and a park store, while ski trails keep it active in winter.
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