Thousand Islands National Park

Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at Thousand Islands National Park's visitor centre. Discover more about Canada's Indigenous cultures on the dazzling shores of the St. Lawrence River in the Thousand Islands, a traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee people. Learn about what the Thousand Islands means from a First Nations perspective in Voices of Akwesasne, a series of video vignettes playing at the visitor centre and try your hand at Canada’s national summer sport, lacrosse. The Mohawk Thanksgiving Address has been commemorated in a rock carving at Mallorytown Landing’s scenic lookout. Each image in the carving is also carved into rocks scattered around the grounds. See if you can find them all!

With national parks, historic sites, and marine conservation areas from sea to sea to sea, Parks Canada is the pride of Canadians. Celebrate with us at the visitor centre at Mallorytown Landing on Canada Day.

Show your appreciation for parks and celebrate Parks Day at Thousand Islands National Park with special guests. Take part in fun activities for the whole family at the Mallorytown Landing VisitorCenter or just sit back in one of our Muskoka chairs and enjoy the river view.

Christmas Bird Counts are conducted on any one day between December 14 and January 5. Contact the park to learn more about the Christmas bird count.