Ontario Parks Pass

Selwyn Public Library is taking part in the Ontario Parks Pass program!

Each of our three locations have Day-Use Vehicle Permits (Parks Pass) for Ontario Parks

Reservations are required to use the Park Pass

Simply having the Park Pass does not guarantee day-use of the park. You must register your day-use. Examples of "day-use" activities include: hiking, biking, having a picnic, bird watching, swimming, boating, or fishing. Strictly driving through an Ontario Park is not "day-use".

1. Get your park pass from the library.
2. Watch this video on how to register your day-use.
3. Register your day-use with Ontario Parks. (Remember when you get to step #4, select "Seasonal Permit Holder")

Program Information

These permits will provide complimentary day-use access for one vehicle and its occupants at more than 100 provincial parks where fees are normally charged.

• The Parks Pass has a one-week lending period. 
• An overdue Parks Pass will have a late fine of $1/day. 
• Patrons are welcome to place a hold on a Parks Pass via our online catalogue (Search for Parks Pass). 

Educational Resources

We offer a number educational resources related to Ontario Parks. A staff member will be happy to assist in your search. To get started, check out this list of resources found on our online catalogue. These resources are to help our patrons learn more about the natural and cultural history of Ontario.