Mill of Kintail Conservation Area

Located in Mississippi Mills, Ontario, the Mill of Kintail Conservation Area spans 62 hectares of diverse landscapes including fields, forests, and the Indian River. Visitors can explore six kilometers of trails year-round, dotted with numerous picnicking spots and a large covered shelter near a playground and half basketball court.

During summer, guests can visit the R. Tait McKenzie and Dr. James Naismith Museum to delve into the lives of these national historic figures. Passes for entry can be conveniently purchased at the pay machine upon arrival, supporting the ongoing maintenance of the conservation areas. The area offers wheelchair-accessible facilities, volunteer opportunities, and summer day camps.

Adventure seekers can enjoy hiking and snowshoe trails, while those seeking indoor spaces can opt for facility rentals. The conservation area also provides annual passes for avid visitors. For those looking to learn more about the museum and its initiatives, public input is encouraged, making it an engaging destination for all.

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