Crowe Bridge Conservation Area, Marmora: Photos, Reviews & Location

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#1 of 5 Parks in Marmora

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.70

2.2 km from the center of Marmora

Rating breakdown

5 ★79%
4 ★15%
3 ★3%
2 ★1%
1 ★2%

670 Crowe River Rd, Marmora, ON K0K 2M0, Canada

crowevalley.com

+1 705-653-1900

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Crowe Bridge Conservation Area?: Crowe Bridge Conservation Area is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 641 reviews.
How does Crowe Bridge Conservation Area rank in Marmora?: Crowe Bridge Conservation Area is #1 of 5 Parks in Marmora by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Crowe Bridge Conservation Area located?: 670 Crowe River Rd, Marmora, ON K0K 2M0, Canada — 2.2 km from the center of Marmora.
How can I contact Crowe Bridge Conservation Area?: Phone: +1 705-653-1900 · Website: crowevalley.com

Reviews (12)

Ashleigh Patricia 2024 Jul 14

So beautiful! Been going for years. Worth the 2 hour drive! Today it cost 5$ per person to get in but worth it and there’s no pay parking like someone else mentioned. Dogs allowed, bbqs allowed :) should bring water shoes !

Elisha Hardwick 2024 Jun 19

This place is great. The top half of the water is a quiet swimming hole that tapers of into a deep area. There is a current that prevents you from swimming upstream very well, but it also means that children can't get to far out of your reach. The bottom half beyond the barrier is a fun place to play in the rapid and waterfalls. There is a per person fee to get into the place and it is no cash but still worth it. I would recommend for families who have adults willing to be in the water with the children as the moving water and rocks etc so pose a higher risk than just a regular beach

Sheri Brown 2024 May 23

Lots of fun for families to explore.
Play safely!!!

Greg Sullivan 2023 Sep 18

Wonderful spot to relax in nature. Trails to hike through the trees along the river. Float or swim in the mostly shallow water above or below the dam. Below the dam, sit beneath the rocks as the water flows over and cascades down around you.

bako brave 2023 Sep 11

Such a good place to relax cool your brain off you can also spend time with the family ,there are area kids can play also you there is a restroom there too,most of the dog are friendly believe me you going to enjoy your day if you can just try go over there and spend some time you can also swim there too I would say Crowe Bridge conservation is a good place for your relaxation also it is top notch

shwetha fernando 2023 Sep 06

We go here every year. Its such a beautiful place to go to in Ontario. I highly recommend everyone to visit this place and for sure you guys will have so much fun.

Jennifer Sullivan 2023 Aug 26

Loved it! Great day. Tubing, swimming, mini waterfalls. Kids had a blast. $5 per person over 5yrs. Cost helps pay for clean port-a-potties(accessible versions to), maintainance of areas.

Robert Chatten 2023 Jul 17

Great spot for the family.
Picnic areas with tables
Portapotties on site
5$ per person debit only
Bring water shoes and a life jacket for the little ones. Dog friendly

Tommy Sideris 2023 Jul 02

Great place to sit and listen to the river flow. There's a few picnic tables so come early parking is $5 per person

Bambina May 2022 Sep 05

The best River I’ve seen here in Ontario. The free flowing clear water were amazing. Some areas were slippery, just slow down especially near the small mini water falls. Lots of area to explore. 2.5 hours away from TO. It’s worth to visit.
Will recommend it to friends

Garling CGM 2022 Jul 24

This is my second review of this spot but it’s One of our favourite places to visit every summer. It has been closed though the Covid-19 Pandemic but it’s back open this year. There is a fee of $5 per person now which we were a little surprised of when we arrived. However, they now have staff during the open hours who are keeping the place clean and it was defiantly less busy. Overall it’s worth the price as this place is a memorable one and lots of fun. Definitely a great place to pack a picnic, take your bathing suit, towel and go have a fun day!

Angelo Garcia 2021 Oct 11

Although it's been closed to the public for over 18 months this place used to be great for swimming and picnic with family, hopefully it will have access again once things settle down with pandemic and general public not respecting Nature and being careless about picking up after themselves.