Facilities and services

Facility and service chart

Map of Thousand Islands National Park

Mallorytown Landing

1121 - 1000 Islands Parkway (401 exit 675)

• Visitor centre with live animals, hands-on exhibits, Aboriginal stories, children's activities
• Outdoor exhibits and artwork
• Interpretive programs
• Playground
• 2-km trail with easy and moderate hiking loops
• Boat launch
• Paddling landing site
• Picnic areas
• Historical Pavilion (1904)
• Scenic river views
• Geocaches
• oTENTik accommodations

Jones Creek Trails

1000 Islands Parkway, 6 km east of Mallorytown Landing (401 exit 675 or 685)

• 12-km trail network of easy to difficult trail loops
• Wildlife viewing
• Lookout points
• Scenic wetland boardwalk
• Geocaches

Landon Bay Trails

302 - 1000 Islands Parkway (401 exit 647)

• 7-km trail network
• Scenic lookout

Islands

There are 19 island properties in the St. Lawrence River between Kingston and Brockville. Unless otherwise stated, national park islands have docks, composting toilets and walking trails; most have shelters and primitive campsites.

The St. Lawrence River is renowned for its dangerous shoals; accurate nautical charts are essential for boating safety. Nautical charts may be purchased at the Mallorytown Landing Visitor Centre or from private outlets listed on the website www.charts.gc.ca.